Although JPMorgan (JPM) has become a punching bag in the financial media over the past few years for reasons both fair and unfair, one statistic for the bank remains largely underreported: this company is resilient when it comes to creating shareholder profits every year. Even in 2008-2009, at the worst of the economic crisis, JPMorgan still managed to create $3.7 billion in net profits on behalf of shareholders.