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Berger: America's biggest bank under performing

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JP Morgan, America's biggest bank with USD 2.6 billion of assets has been under performing the S&P 500 and the signals suggest further falls, argues Serge Berger.
 
The bank's 2014 net income rose 21.4 percent to USD 21.76 billion. Total net revenue, however, fell about 2.5 percent to USD 94.21 billion. 

Serge is looking at selling JP Morgan at USD 58 with a target at USD 54 witha  stop at USD 60. 

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