JPM
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
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Honestly I think you have a good portfolio for the most part but I have 2 critiques.
My first one would be Flagstar Financial. Bank stocks are difficult for many investors to own because when any bad economic news comes out, their stock price gets punished and their dividend yields are usually on the lower end. If you want to own a bank stock, one of the big four banks (JPM, BAC, C, WFC) are usually good ones to own because they hold 45% of all US customer deposits or you could try to own what I call a super regional bank that’s trying to become like the big four such as PNC or MTB because they have more attractive dividend yields and are looking to further grow their deposit base.
My second one is that I don’t see a REIT(real estate investment trust). I always like to say that it’s not a bad thing to own a REIT because 25 to 30 percent of the earth is land and not all of that land is land that people want to own. Now not all REITs are the same so if you do want to own a REIT I would suggest to research what kind of real estate you want to invest in and evaluate your risk tolerance. I’d suggest looking for a best of breed REIT as opposed to a REIT that looks like a “work in progress”.
This is not financial advice; just my personal opinion after looking at your portfolio. Good luck in your investing journey and just remember that it’s a marathon and not a sprint!

Eth is arguably the best block chain tech/crypto there is. The whole smart contracts, tokenization of real world asset classes? Bonds, realistate, its all being built on ETH or ETH l2s. I thought all crypto was a scam until I dug into it. And saw the money pouring in. Its on the the same level as AI capex. For example, Blackrocks Larry fink has sunk billions into the BUIDL treasury backed token built on ETH. JPM tried to copy ETH with their own native token only to sell it because it was inferior. SEC regulatory clearance was holding it back but with them all on board, you're going to see in the next 5 years the ability to trade real estate and bonds and other tokenized assets, like we do equity stocks and options today. 

If at any given point in time I can't continue to contribute the $500 USD, then I'd use the monthly dividends to continue dripping into the ETF's until the monthly dividend reaches $500. After this point, I'll then re-direct the dripping of the dividends to specific stocks (i.e. Googl, HON, O, JPM etc.).

This is the FALSE NARRATIVE that has been around xrp for 6-8 years.
Jp Morgan invested in ethereum before mainnet launch. That’s 2015 or earlier.
And JPM owns metamask and Infura. The main tech behind the wallet.
Ripple the company is the most transparent crypto company anywhere. They show you 100% of token sales, employee holdings, when those people are selling tokens, how many tokens ripple holds, how many are in the programmatic escrow, how many come out of escrow every month, when they come out, how many of those are sold, and how many are locked back up. MONTHLY.
if crypto is for the people, THIS IS THE FUTURE.

Check similar jobs in nyc for MS/JPM/HRT/Citadel as the state oblige companies to publish the salary range…it could be a good guide

JPM:Why pay interest for deposits when they would give it to us for free

JPM

CRSP (no divi), SKHHY, BK, JPM, BRKB
More my personal gambles- DHR, HOLX (iirc no divi)
My basis for boring is basically opposite of news centric super stocks like MSFT or NVDA

SEC:Somebody didn’t do their research!
SEC:We enforce the rules while requesting whistleblowers!
They took away the buy button because naked shorting. 👍
Been here since JPM metals spoofing guys look elsewhere I’m not keen on explaining myself right now.
Naked shorting selling is theft just like market spoofing
Wall Street does it regularly and bribes people to not do digging. Kenny G got into crypto right after ftx go figure.
Bless you Kenny G didn’t know you had such a violent sneeze.

We have retired early and are living off of the dividends from our taxable account.
No one company is allowed to be more than 5% of our portfolio and no sector more than 20%.
Here are my current holdings across the two accounts I manage…
Retirement account:
Growth: QQQM SCHG
Dividend Growth: SCHD DGRO
Income: FSCO JEPI JEPQ RNP RQI UTG
International Income: IDVO LVHI
Taxable account:
Because we are recently retired early, the portfolio is in the process of migrating from Dividend Growth to Dividend Income.
Growth: GOOGL AMZN AAPL NVDA V
Dividend Growth: HD LOW PEP PG CVX AMP BX FITB JPM PRU STT AMGN JNJ CAT CMI LMT UNP AVGO MSFT QCOM EGP ATO CPK ES EVRG NEE WEC
Dividend Income: VZ BKE CNQ EPD HESM MPLX AB AFG O VICI EOI EOS GPIQ QQQH QQQI SPYH SPYI

I've considered/am considering JPM. Think it's a good stock to plan to hold medium to long term.

QQQI 28.3
SPYI 13.0
AARC 3.7
JEPQ 29.2
JEPI 25.7
A little cash. 100% of dividends getting pumped into SPYI. Also transitioning the JPM products into the NEOS over the next couple months. Watching how the dividends play out. Semi retired at 62, but not collecting SS yet.

Depends on what you want from your investment: Income? Growth? Stability? a Legacy?
I started my dividend brokerage account during Covid - I was 54. It was a good time to start because so many companies were selling at a discount. My goal is dividend income, with the goal of passing on the account to my heirs when I take the dirt nap (with instructions that it can't be liquidated).
I only recently SCHD to my portfolio, and the rest is individual stocks. I'm not interested in the roller coaster of growth stocks at my age; just good quality stocks that pay decent dividends. I did add Apple even though their divvy is laughable.
AAPL ABBV BMY BP DUK EPD ET GILD JPM MMM O VZ XOM and SCHD
5 years of investing has yielded a 23.18% gain and nearly $500 a month in dividends that get reinvested + an additional $200/weekly contribution from my paycheck. I've found it quite rewarding.

MA, V, NVDA, MSTR, JPM

Possibly. I think of it like crypto. Nobody cared when it was small potatoes and just a few kids messing around in dorm rooms mining it and buying pizzas with it. Now look at it. Look at the massive companies holding it and supporting it. Once something crosses a certain boundary, it gets some sort of safety by numbers via mutual destruction status. They know if they are all in it together it supports it and gives them a safety net.
Can any one of the big institutional investors exit their position all at once without screwing over the rest? How will that go over at the actual "club" the billionaire hang out at? Besides Elon himself, BlackRock and Vanguard are the two largest institutional holders. Going down the list from the 6-7% ownership level down to JPM, they still have over $12B in Tesla stock. How is the conversation going to go with ol' Jamie Dimon at the next richie-rich event if a fellow rich dumps all their Tesla stock and causes a large selloff? I think it basically is a club already...

JPMorgan Chase, $JPM, partners with Coinbase, $COIN, to launch deposit token for institutional clients

So the whole time Dimon was buttering you up for a collapse in the US stock market because JPM was about to release a bond trading app

right. But their stablecoins will only facilitate money movement. The tokens will mint and redeem instantly. For instance, JPMD will not be available to the public. Just like JPM will never use USDC or Tether.