Capital.com Research Team

JPMorgan Chase’s market capitalisation has risen from roughly $299 billion in October 2022 to a 2026 peak of roughly $971 billion and now sits at about $886 billion as of 1 October, an increase of nearly threefold.

ASML’s market capitalisation has risen from roughly $157 billion in October 2022 to a 2026 peak of roughly $763 billion in June and now sits at about $723 billion as of 5 October, an increase of more than fourfold.

Bank of America’s market capitalisation has risen from roughly $199 billion in October 2023 to a 2026 peak of roughly $453 billion in August and now sits at about $376 billion as of 2 October.

An earnings preview article by Michael Kramer (Mott Capital Management), commissioned as part of Capital.com's Earnings Preview Content Series.

The SpaceX IPO brought with it a calendar of lock-up dates that give insiders an opportunity to sell the shares they privately own.

Oracle’s market capitalisation has risen from roughly $165 billion in late 2022 to roughly $430 billion on 31 August 2026, after peaking at $935 billion in September 2025.

NVIDIA’s market capitalisation has risen from roughly $280 billion in late 2022 to a 2026 peak of roughly $5.7 trillion and now sits just below $5.5 trillion ahead of its earnings report, an increase of nearly 20-fold.

Palantir’s market cap has risen since 2022, climbing from $37 billion to a peak of just below $500 billion in late 2025; since then, it has fallen to $299 billion.

Assessing a stock’s valuation is not as simple as assuming that a low P/E ratio means it is cheap or that a high P/E ratio means it is expensive.

AMD’s market capitalisation has risen since late 2022, climbing from roughly $90 billion to a 2026 peak of just below $950 billion before falling to $851 billion as of 24 July 2026.