New JPM CEO·closes in 40mo

Will Troy Rohrbaugh succeed Jamie Dimon as CEO of JPMorgan?

YES means Troy Rohrbaugh

24h volume: 67; 5,062 lifetime
Open interest: 1,687
Spread: 8¢; 505 × 505 at the touch
24h range: –

Chance of YES

7%−44

A YES contract costs 49¢ and pays $1 if it happens.

93%

costs 59¢

YES bid / ask

41¢ / 49¢

NO bid / ask

51¢ / 59¢

What Galdor thinks

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3Gives a straight answerA probability with a band, and one of four calls: YES, NO, wait, or stay out.

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Price history

YES price per candle with the bid/ask band, volume underneath. Times in UTC.

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Order book

Resting orders, both sides shown as YES prices. Bars are size.

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How this market resolves

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If Troy Rohrbaugh is, or is announced to be in the future, the first non-interim CEO of JPMorgan Chase after Jamie Dimon before Jan 1, 2030, then the market resolves to Yes.

Co-CEOs will resolve both strikes to Yes.

Settlement sources

The New York Times

opened: Jan 18, 2025 · 3:00 PM UTC
closes: Jan 1, 2030 · 3:00 PM UTC · may close early
settles by: Jan 1, 2030 · 3:00 PM UTC
ticker: KXJPMCEONEW-30-TR

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