Capital and return
Buyback capacity drives EPS growth more than revenue does for these six. This page tracks what the filings support: tangible book value per share, and the share count it is divided by. Both panels are indexed to 100 at the start of the window so the shapes are comparable; the figure above each panel is the current level.
TBVPS growth
JPM
$113.18 · +37.8% over 12q
BAC
$29.25 · +21.0% over 12q
WFC
$46.19 · +17.8% over 12q
C
$95.30 · +10.1% over 12q
GS
$344.64 · +13.9% over 12q
MS
$53.18 · +31.2% over 12q
Indexed to 100 at Q3 2023. Citigroup's TBVPS is unavailable for 2026: its quarter-end share count appears on no face statement. Why.
Share count
JPM
2,694m · −8.1% over 12q
BAC
7,294m · −9.7% over 12q
WFC
3,075m · −16.5% over 12q
C
1,736m · −11.1% over 12q
GS
305m · −11.3% over 12q
MS
1,569m · −4.5% over 12q
Weighted average diluted shares, indexed to 100 at Q3 2023. A falling line is a shrinking share count. Q4 is absent from every panel by design: per-share and share-count figures are not additive across quarters, so this site does not recover them arithmetically the way it recovers flows.
CET1 against the stress capital buffer
Not published yet, and deliberately not estimated.
This panel needs two figures this site does not hold. CET1 is tagged inconsistently across these six filers and is not reliable from XBRL. The stress capital buffer is set once a year by the Federal Reserve's stress test and published as a PDF — six numbers annually, which the build plan schedules as a hand-entered Tier 2 field rather than a parser.
Until both are entered and reconciled, the panel stays empty. An approximate capital ratio shown next to a regulatory minimum would be the single most misleading number this site could publish.
Buyback dollars and share repurchase authorisations are Tier 2 for the same reason and are not shown. See methodology.