JPMorgan's estimates are higher than a year ago, but the company has not reported results. The options estimate shows possible movement without saying which way, so the story does not change its outlook.
The estimates point to higher expected profit and sales than a year ago, but they are not JPMorgan's reported results. The options figure shows the possible size of a share move, not whether shares will rise or fall. This story alone does not show a change in JPMorgan's business outlook.
Citigroup's estimates are higher than a year ago, but they are not reported results. The options estimate gives a possible move without a direction, so the story does not change its outlook.
Goldman Sachs' estimates are higher than a year ago, but they are not reported results. The options estimate gives a possible move without a direction, so the story does not change its outlook.
Wells Fargo's estimates are higher than a year ago, but they are not reported results. The options estimate gives a possible move without a direction, so the story does not change its outlook.
Johnson & Johnson's estimates show lower earnings per share but higher sales than a year ago. With no results reported and no direction implied by the options estimate, the story does not change its outlook.
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