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Nov. 9 (Bloomberg) -- JPMorgan Chase & Co. racked up a
perfect trading record for the second time this year, making
money every day last quarter after accomplishing the same feat
in the first three months of 2010.
Cumulatively, the results mean the New York-based bank made
more than $200 million on 12 days in the first nine months and
lost money on only eight, JPMorgan said today in a regulatory
filing.
JPMorgan, the No. 2 U.S. lender by assets, follows Bank of
America Corp. in reporting a perfect record for the quarter.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc., which makes the most revenue on Wall
Street trading stocks and bonds, had losses in that business on
two days during the third quarter while Morgan Stanley reported
10 losing days for the period.
Trading revenue at eight of the biggest Wall Street firms
declined an average 12 percent through September from the same
period a year ago. Goldman Sachs generated 69 percent of revenue
this year from trading, and said third-quarter trading results
declined 36 percent. The seven days that New York-based Goldman
Sachs made more than $100 million last quarter were the fewest
since the fourth quarter of 2006.
Morgan Stanley said yesterday it made more than $100
million on one day last quarter, versus 18 days in the third
quarter of 2009.
Morgan Stanley, also based in New York, had $1.43 billion
in total sales and trading revenue for the third quarter, the
lowest since the first quarter of 2009. Excluding losses and
gains tied to its own credit spreads, Morgan Stanley generated
$1.31 billion from trading fixed-income products, down 24
percent from the second quarter.
perfect trading record for the second time this year, making
money every day last quarter after accomplishing the same feat
in the first three months of 2010.
Cumulatively, the results mean the New York-based bank made
more than $200 million on 12 days in the first nine months and
lost money on only eight, JPMorgan said today in a regulatory
filing.
JPMorgan, the No. 2 U.S. lender by assets, follows Bank of
America Corp. in reporting a perfect record for the quarter.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc., which makes the most revenue on Wall
Street trading stocks and bonds, had losses in that business on
two days during the third quarter while Morgan Stanley reported
10 losing days for the period.
Trading revenue at eight of the biggest Wall Street firms
declined an average 12 percent through September from the same
period a year ago. Goldman Sachs generated 69 percent of revenue
this year from trading, and said third-quarter trading results
declined 36 percent. The seven days that New York-based Goldman
Sachs made more than $100 million last quarter were the fewest
since the fourth quarter of 2006.
Morgan Stanley said yesterday it made more than $100
million on one day last quarter, versus 18 days in the third
quarter of 2009.
Morgan Stanley, also based in New York, had $1.43 billion
in total sales and trading revenue for the third quarter, the
lowest since the first quarter of 2009. Excluding losses and
gains tied to its own credit spreads, Morgan Stanley generated
$1.31 billion from trading fixed-income products, down 24
percent from the second quarter.
