JPMorgan Stock Shakeup as Dimon Plans to Sell

<p>Jamie Dimon, the legendary head steering the financial juggernaut that
is JPMorgan, has decided to embark on an unforeseen course. In a surprising
twist, he is planning to liquidate a substantial chunk of his personal holdings
in the banking giant—1 million shares, valued at nearly $140 million at today's
prices—starting next year.</p><p>All Part of the Plan</p><p>The city's rumor mill is abuzz, with whispers about the 67-year-old
titan of <a href="https://www.financemagnates.com/tag/jpmorgan/" target="_blank" rel="follow">JPMorgan</a> possibly laying the groundwork for his retirement. <a href="https://www.financemagnates.com/tag/wells-fargo/" target="_blank" rel="follow">Wells Fargo</a>'s analyst,
Mike Mayo, is among those reading the tea leaves. He cheekily remarked,
"This is a reminder that the CEO is getting closer to retirement… he has
3.5 years left on his 5-year plan as CEO."</p><blockquote><p lang="en" dir="ltr">