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Bank of America's recent rise in stock value can be attributed solely to JPM's upgrade. JPMorgan Chase is fortunate to have exceptional leaders who have successfully avoided corruption scandals and demonstrated a clear understanding of the Fed Stress Test results. Unlike Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase promptly provides dividends and buybacks in a timely manner, just like other banks in the industry. It is disheartening to witness Bank of America's stock continue to plummet by 50% while its CEO receives a hefty compensation of 36 million dollars. Shareholders suffer the consequences of this poor performance, and it is imperative that action be taken to remove the lackluster CEO and bring Bank of America in line with the performance of banks like JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, and Citigroup. It is time for the Board of Directors to address this issue and demand significant changes. Enough is enough, and it is crucial to communicate these concerns to the Board of Directors at Bank of America. $Bank of America(BAC)$ $JPMorgan Chase(JPM)$

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