JPMorgan's $22.82 Billion Trading Day Lands 27th Spot as Bank Enhances Self-Directed Investing Platform

On June 20, 2025, JPMorgan's trading volume reached $22.82 billion, ranking 27th in the day's market activity. JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM) rose by 0.38%, marking its second consecutive day of gains, with a total increase of 2.04% over the past two days.

JPMorgan Chase has introduced several new features to its Self-Directed Investing platform, aimed at enhancing the user experience for fixed income investments. These enhancements include a Yield Comparison Table, which allows investors to quickly compare yields across various fixed income products and filter them by preferred timeframe. Additionally, the platform now offers Customizable Screeners with new filter options to help users find Treasuries, corporate bonds, municipal bonds, and brokered CDs that match their investment criteria.

The bank is also focusing on attracting more engaged investors who research and purchase stocks and bonds directly, rather than through mutual funds. To incentivize this, JPMorgan is offering customers up to $700 for transferring funds to its self-directed platform. The bank is also working on providing users the ability to execute after-hours stock trades, further enhancing the platform's functionality.

These enhancements are part of JPMorgan's broader strategy to encourage customers who already bank with the firm or use its credit cards to consolidate more of their financial activities with the bank. This approach aims to provide investors with a single view of their finances and enable instant money transfers between accounts. The bank's extensive branch network, strong balance sheet, and reputation under CEO Jamie Dimon position it well to compete with other major online brokerages.