JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs report record profits, even as tensions involving Iran send oil prices higher, according to the coverage. The articles say investors largely shrug off the geopolitical and energy-market volatility while focusing on strong earnings results. Jamie Dimon, JPMorgan’s chief executive, issues another warning about what he describes as potentially “bubbly” market conditions. The reporting frames his comments as a reminder that conditions may be less benign than recent performance suggests. At the same time, Wall Street’s earnings momentum is highlighted as a key factor behind the market’s resilience during the quarter. One source notes that oil surges amid Iran-related developments, but the broader financial picture remains dominated by the banks’ strong results. Overall, the articles combine two themes: major banks deliver standout quarterly earnings, and Dimon cautions that risk can build even when near-term results appear strong.