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Why do shares fall?

Even when a company like JPMorgan reports record profits, its share price can fall if investors are worried about future costs. The market often looks ahead, so a higher expense forecast for 2026 suggested to investors that future profits might be squeezed, leading them to sell shares and push the price down.

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