Five years after the financial crisis, Americans continue to hold sharply negative views of Wall Street, according to the latest NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll.
The survey shows that just 14 percent of Americans view Wall Street firms favorably, while 42 percent view them negatively. When asked specifically about JP Morgan Chase, a firm embroiled in controversy, 14 percent have a positive view and 32 percent have a negative view.
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