JPMorgan Chase recently redeemed its Series KK preferred shares as a cost-saving measure due to their reset feature. However, the bank is unlikely to redeem other publicly traded preferred shares, which lack reset features and have coupons below current market rates. This means investors can benefit from attractive yields and discounts, but should not expect immediate capital gains from redemptions. The focus should be on yield and discount when choosing JPM's preferred shares.
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