JPMorgan Chase loss only going to get worse  @CNNMoneyInvest May
20, 2012: 8:50 PM ET An overall drop in the market is
exacerbating JPMorgan's losses tied to its bets on corporate
bonds.   NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- One thing seems clear about
JPMorgan Chase's $2 billion loss. It's no longer $2 billion.
It's likely much higher.   JPMorgan Chase declined to comment on
its trading activities. Of course, it is impossible to know with
absolute certainty just how high the losses are at any given
moment.  But experts said there are few scenarios in which hedge
funds on the other side of the bank's giant bet will let
JPMorgan Chase out of it without significantly more pain.  "The
market knows roughly what [JPMorgan] has and what the sizes
are," said a source with knowledge of the bank's positions.  Why
have the losses grown since chief executive officer Jamie Dimon
informed the public of them? The market's overall slide hasn't
helped.  Since last Thursday, the U.S. and European stock
markets have dropped significantly.