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Hello and thank you again for addressing my questions/concerns. I've referenced this issue before and have more info.
JPMCB SmartRetirement® Passive Blend 2065 Fund CF-F is the ETF basket I like/play the most. On 11/26, I took it off the table waiting for the market to back up/consolidate. It did. On 12/12 I came back into the fund at $22.89. I noted here in this forum then that I lost money making that purchase before market close that day even though I was given that day's closing price. Am I to assume this is some sort of front loaded fee being charged by Fidelity or the fund?
As it were, the market dropped some more, so I added more of the ETF on 12/19 at $22.61; that day's closing price. This gave me an "average" cost of $22.78 as MY Cost Basis overall. However, as I noted here previously, my account "reflected" a Cost Basis of $22.94 which was substantially higher than either of my purchases. Once again, are there somehow front loaded fees in here now that I've never seen before? Is it just by concidence that the NAV of the fund at month end 11/30/25 also just happens to be $22.94 per share?
As I always do, I parked my IRA holdings yesterday expecting things to back up again into traditional year end and January market selloff. I took that JPM ETF off yesterday at ATHs of $23.22. This morning, I see the "Change in Market Value" from the transaction to be the difference from $22.94 Cost Basis Fidelity deemed I had to $23.22 and NOT my actual cost basis of $22.78/share.
In my world, overall, I made 44 cents/share profit from this move. But based on what I'm looking at, Fidelity took 16 of those 44 cents, or 36% of my profits and nowhere in any universe does that even make sense.
TY for offering some clarity.

Because Cook serves as Nike’s Lead Independent Director, this purchase isn't a gamble. It’s a calculated signal of confidence in Elliott Hill’s restructuring. When the man who mastered Apple’s operations bets on a recovery, institutional players listen. Which mirrors the conviction seen during Jamie Dimon’s 2016 JPM buy. So, he's confirming that the valuation floor is finally set.

AI fraud will pop. The math don't work - see JPM analysis from over a month ago. Tulip speculation.

JPM owns 9% of above ground silver on earth

I have owned all of those names except RR.L and TTWO. Not to discourage a new investor, but that’s a roster I’d watch for a while before I jumped in. Goog is the most solid choice, maybe JPM, I don’t know. I currently own NBIS, am upside down on half of my shares. LUNR recently went green for me, I am looking to sell, not buy, at this level. I love RKLB, but I wouldn’t buy here. Ditto ASTS.
Consider buying some GOOG for now, and put the rest in SPMO and/or QQQM. If you want to scratch the single stock itch, just buy one share of a couple and watch it for a week or two. You can always sell QQQM/SPMO and buy bigger.
I’m not one of the smart guys on this sub, but I’ve been smart enough to keep my speculative buys small and affordable. If I lost on all of them, the only thing that would be damaged is my ego.

I’m in the same position having just sold a business. I have about 40% in SGOV at about 4% and 40% in growth (VOO and VXUS) and the final 20% in high income CC ETF’s from JPM. GS. NEOS. AMPLIFY. Good luck and happy holidays 🎄🎁

I have tried several strategies over the past six months, but at this point, I just trade based on a simple set of “rules”
I use a cash account and do not trade money that I do not have and cannot afford to lose. Beyond that, I follow these basic guidelines to keep myself from making stupid decisions.
- I don’t trade it in the first 15 minutes open — too volatile
- Don’t trade hype stocks or stocks I don’t know well — I mostly trade JPM, WFC, TSLA, and SMX just because I know how they respond to market influences
- I manage my losses at 2% or less using stop triggers — I set these triggers as soon as I purchase stock and move them up as the stock goes up
Following these basic guides, I manage to have about an 80% win rate on trades, and keep my losses to a minimum.

Solana lives on the prevailing myth it is super-fast and super-cheap. It is also memecoin platform #1.
People forget to carefully study decentralization aspects where SOL is actually weak! You could ask: who needs weak decentralized system? Nobody cares … until it is late LOL.
SOL monetizes lack of knowledge in this area. Anyway I am interested what VISA, MC, JPM will do with Sol … it can also be just “making headlines”. Well lets see …
https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/s/29LK35hjzm

I do day trading full time as primary source of income. I have fixed amount withdrawal per month. I do my best to pay myself biweekly. I have been having unrealistic performance from past months. Avg % wins per trade are ATH.
Low volume sucks but look at these 0dte calls going 200%.
Big wins like 500% - 600% on swings like recent silver , JPM , GLD ones are bonus.
I like to compound them but this month I took them as bonus for Christmas.
I trim down my cash account back to 10k every month which keeps me on my toes and helps me continue following my risk management. Hope this helps. Good luck

I was trying to transfer 50k money from Citi to Charles, took them a month for approving account, ultimately moved money to JPM -- i dont know why the CEO is even getting paid

JPM

After some consideration I think I'll just stick with JPM. I think KBWB is a better buy when the financial banking market dips.

HNW is usually 1 million and Ultra High Net Worth is 10 or 30 million. At least for Schwab, JPM, and Fidelity at least

Financial PE’s will be approaching Tech PE’s by 2030. They’re up big in 2025, but will be up even more in 2026. This includes Goldman, JPM, Citi, Wells, KRE, XLF, etc.
A.I., Blockchain, lower rates, deregulation, and consumer strength. Real wages will increase in 2026 and borrowing will skyrocket including small business borrowing.
So as everybody keeps worrying about Tech, Defense, Healthcare, etc., I’lo be making bank in Financials and I want everyone to revisit this at the end of 2026

go for VOR Biopharma, recently beaten up, they have good balance sheet and lots of cash on hand, JPM set target at 40, so no bag holding, its either going to continue on the massive upward dildo, or you hold it for few months and you make a nice profit, be smart, don't be a bag holder, ticker is $VOR

!banbet JPM $323 4H

First time throwing some cash into the market. I know everything is pretty much at ATH but im aiming to be invested for at least 3-5 years so im thinking time in the market is better than timing it.
Been researching, adding and removing tickers from my list for over a month now. I think I’ve settled on these. Will be investing about £5,000 which I know isn’t a huge amount. I’ve tried to keep a decent mix of core stocks and upside. Very aware that some of these have had monumental years, but I do believe they will continue to grow (especially in my time frame).
GOOGL RR.L JPM AMZN BULL ASTS RKLB NBIS SOFI LUNR TTWO
ASTS scares me having not launched anything yet. Could be really overvalued but don’t want to miss the opportunities of back to back good news throughout 2026. I can see RKLB being one of two household space names along with SpaceX in 5 years. AMZN I think is undervalued currently and will continue to be world leading. RR for its diversification/defence and nuclear. JPM is just all round solid. Couple of moonshots and then TTWO because the world’s been waiting for GTA 6 for 13 years and it’s going to be the biggest video game release in history, and then subsequent earnings. BULL take it or leave it tbh but seems incredibly cheap for its earnings. Considerable upside.
Please give me feedback. Is this too many for a £5k investment. I can’t narrow them down anymore.

First time throwing some cash into the market. I know everything is pretty much at ATH but im aiming to be invested for at least 3-5 years so im thinking time in the market is better than timing it.
Been researching, adding and removing tickers from my list for over a month now. I think I’ve settled on these. Will be investing about £5,000 which I know isn’t a huge amount. I’ve tried to keep a decent mix of core stocks and upside. Very aware that some of these have had monumental years, but I do believe they will continue to grow (especially in my time frame).
ASTS scares me having not launched anything yet. Could be really overvalued but don’t want to miss the opportunities of back to back good news throughout 2026. I can see RKLB being one of two household space names along with SpaceX in 5 years. AMZN I think is undervalued currently and will continue to be world leading. RR for its diversification/defence and nuclear. JPM is just all round solid. Couple of moonshots and then TTWO because the world’s been waiting for GTA 6 for 13 years and it’s going to be the biggest video game release in history, and then subsequent earnings.
GOOGL
RR.L
JPM
AMZN
BULL
ASTS
RKLB
NBIS
SOFI
LUNR
TTWO
Please give me feedback. Is this too many for a £5k investment. I can’t narrow them down anymore without thinking I will miss out.

Unbeliebte Meinung aber ihr wisst es halt nicht besser:
Die erfolgreiche Chirurgin und Architekt sind nicht auf einer Filiale betreut (weder bei der Volksbank noch Sparkasse noch Privatbanken, sondern von den Private Banking Abteilungen dieser Banken). Die Produktpalette ist da bei allen Banken recht gleich (da gibts dann nicht mehr nur Deka und co).
Im privatebanking betreibt man Riskmanagement, ggf. Optionen, Eurex, Discountstrukturen bei high vola Peaks etc.
Eure Meinung über Banken hat also 0,0 mit der Realität zu tun. Vermögensverwaltungen sind aber in meinen Augen oftmals meh, sind es aber auch bei JPM oder UBS…
TLDR: eure Filialerfahrung hat 0 mit der Realität der Produktpalette zu tun, wenn ihr mehr Geld hättet

JPM is excellent