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Bro its not just JPM LMAO...this isn't silver. These are updated forecasts, they also forecasted higher prices in 2026 when Gold was still at 4100. I'm sure the short positions they took their were amazing LMAO

My new job uses Vest Well JPM Everyday 401k and these are my options. I'm in my mid 30s. Right now I selected 100% OGFAX because ER is only 0.04 and seems to track SP500? Is it worth trying to do some mid/small cap or the international growth to get a 3 fund or not at these expense ratios? Which funds would you guys pick? Thank you!
FITLX Fidelity US Sustainability Index (ER 0.11)
JFQUX JPM Investor Balance R6 (ER 0.44)
JAKYX SmartRetirement 2060 (ER 0.39)
JMVYX JPM Mid Cap Value (ER 0.60)
OGFAX JPM Equity Index R6 (ER 0.04)
RILFX American Funds Inflation Linked Bd R6 (ER 0.29)
DFREX DFA Real Estate Securities (ER 0.18)
OIEJX JPM Equity Income R6 (ER 0.45)
RITGX American Funds American High-Income R6 (ER 0.36)
JMGMX JPM Mid Cap Groth R6 (ER 0.65)
JCBUX JPM Core Bond R6 (ER 0.30)
OGGYX JPM Government Bond R6 (ER 0.30)
IJGXX JPM US Gov MMkt Inst (ER 0.21)
JEMWX JPM Emerging Markets Equity R6 (ER 0.74)
JUSMX JPM US Small Company R6 (ER 0.72)
JUEMX JPM US Equity R6 (ER 0.44)
JLGMX JPM Large Cap Growth R6 (ER 0.44)

I love how JPM laughs the kids out of the lobby in the big short. 2 “kids” turn 20k into like 15 million out of their garage and you’re not impressed?

lol to your point, re read that post. it was less a planning and more of "this COULD happen"...
proof from what you linked:
"**MAY need to see what major underwriters like Morgan, JPM, and Goldman give themselves during the IPO to POTENTIALLY naked short and even ignite a short squeeze to blame on us..."**
I also have my own counterpoint literally in the sentence DIRECTLY AFTER that lol:
**"This "Reddit IPO short squeeze theory" MAY be tempered though as Reddit is selling user data to Google (announced today, in a $60 milly deal) and may be willing to ride the AI gains in the stock market..."**
lol so not sure if missed that but said it was a probability, not a certainty. I never said RDDT was gonna squeeze ¯\\\_(ツ)\_/¯
as you can see above in my own words
ofc lets say as I am taking you in good faith here, I literally had this realization like an hr ago lol and it was much more important to push this theory and how it ties in
hence...why it was flagged...as "speculation/opinion"...and not DD lol
EDIT: and as you said, def I hope you and other apes can help me dig and provide that proof. You are 1000% that more proof is needed, and this is just the 1st step in finding whats behind the curtain

Same here. I am a hybrid investor. 401, 403b 80/20 ratio as Nasdaq/s&p 500. Wife at 70/30. Roth and superhero accounts with neos funds(monthly dividends), SPMO, JPM. And a penny stock: FNMA which i’ve owned since 2014.

The breadth improvement is real, but watch JPM's net interest margin—banks profit from wide spreads, and that's tightening as rate cuts accelerate. If the Fed pivots harder than expected, financials could lag even with earnings beats. I track the NIM compression here: [$JPM](https://aimytrade.io/ticker/JPM?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=comment&utm_campaign=StockMarket&utm_term=JPM&utm_content=variant_1770682390840_endbf4)

TSM and JPM are great companies that will continue to do well for years to come.
I order on doordash around 4-5 times a week but even with that bias, i just don't think the company is suited for long term growth. But im not a high level employee there so idk what they're cooking up.
Google and Amazon are fine, AWS will continue to grow and google is google. I personally have Meta as my biggest holding, and I've been constantly telling people to buy shares under 700.

Because TSM was trading at 25% premium and ASML is overvalued compared to its fundamentals and growth. Coming on JPM, it’s growth is muted

Don't understand why you would sell TSM, ASML, JPM. These are very high quality companies.

also seems another ape had a similar idea years before I did:
[https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/wh840j/a\_look\_into\_if\_loop\_capital\_is\_abusing\_its/](https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/wh840j/a_look_into_if_loop_capital_is_abusing_its/)
>If you remember from a few days ago, it was discovered that Anthony Chukumba’s (the guy that sells now and asks questions later) Loop Capital Markets LLC acted as underwriters for the HKD IPO.
>HKD closed today at 721.23 and these shares were purchased for 7.80 per their contract.
>721.23 x 2,400,000 = 1,730,952,000.
That’s one point seven Billion dollars. Pretty interesting that they paid 18,720,000 and have made 9,246% in unrealized gains to use as additional collateral against any potential short positions they currently have.
I dug through their investor news and there were 5 results of IPO. Through a bit of research, Black Spade Acquisition CO seems to be another sus IPO they underwrote and I am trying to look deeper into to see if it may be another fountain of collateral waiting to happen. Their mission statement is another buzzword filled pile of jargon.
“Black Spade Acquisition Co is a special purpose acquisition company focused on identifying a business combination target that can benefit from the extensive collective network, knowledge and experience of our founder and management team that is related to or in the entertainment industry, with a focus on enabling technology, lifestyle brands, products, or services, and entertainment media. While we intend to pursue opportunities globally, we will focus on opportunities with existing or future growth potential underpinned by the transformative consumption forces in Asia.”
Also they found Black Space SPAC, plus millenium management and magic empire global
here's the other post TLDR

**The Reddit IPO & the Greenshoes "Overallotment" Naked Short: Revisiting Underwriters and an Old Theory on How Naked Shorts Are Used Not Just When Stocks Die...But When Are Born During IPOs**
* **TL;DR: Reddit IPO features overallotment language in its SEC prospectus, which opens the door to extra "shares" being made during the IPO, including "naked shorts" being made during its open on the stock market. This is part of a theory/concern I had from a post years ago.**
* **May need to see what major underwriters like Morgan, JPM, and Goldman give themselves during the IPO to potentially naked short and even ignite a short squeeze to blame on us. This "Reddit IPO short squeeze theory" may be tempered though as Reddit is selling user data to Google (announced today, in a $60 milly deal) and may be willing to ride the AI gains in the stock market, and 75000 users including myself and a few other Superstonkers are being invited to buy in as part of the Reddit IPO.**

The silver short warrants from JPM I was eyeing went to zero before I could make a decision, sometimes waffling long enough before making a move saves you from bad consequences.

You pretty hit the nail on the head, Gold has become speculative. Shocker that when that happens in the two largest economies in the world that gold prices are gonna go crazy. This whole JPM conspiracy thing that Reddit loves to hold on to is a drop in the bucket given the volume of gold that gets traded.

Funds / ETFs (70%)
• VTI 35%, VOO 35%, SPY 30%
Tech (9%)
• GOOGL 20%, AAPL 35%, TSLA 25%, MSFT 20%
Retail (7%)
• WMT 26%, COST 26%, AMZN 28%, BABA 15%, HD 5%
Consumer (7%)
• JNJ 20%, DIS 20%, KO 15%, MCD 15%, ABNB 15%, PEP 10%, NKE 5%
Industrial / Tech (3%)
• NVDA 25%, BA 23%, MMM 24%, TXN 15%, GD 8%, INTC 5%
Finance (3%)
• MA 17%, JPM 15%, V 17%, EQIX 12%, PYPL 17%, XYZ 12%, COF 6%, O 4%
Random (1%)
• NIO 36%, ICLN 20%, STEM 22%, SOLV 16%, FCEL 6%

I’m 26. I built my Roth IRA about 5 years ago, never really touched it, and it’s up about +112% overall. I know it’s overcomplicated, and I want to simplify going forward. Thinking of 80% VTI, 10% VXUS, 10% Indiv stocks. Should I rebalance now by selling, or gradually via new contributions? Roth ira is woth M1 Finance is that safe long term or should I move to somewhere like Fidelity?

We should all buy puts on JPM to show Dimon who’s really in control

Hohe Ausschüttung machen selten Sinn. Wenn sie aus irgendwelchen Gründen für einen persönlich Sinn machen, würde ich etwas nehmen wie JPM Global Equity Premium Income Active UCITS ETF. Das Ding läuft sehr ähnlich zum MSCI World minimum volatility und halt auch ähnliche Aktien.

Ich bin ein Fan.
Hab selbst den JEPQ (IE000U9J8HX9) von JPM für monatliche Ausschüttungen. Sollte natürlich zum eigenen Anlageverhalten passen.
Wenn du schon 5000€ Netto im Monat bekommst, brauchst du ihn wahrscheinlich nicht. Wer aber 1500€ im Monat bekommt, freut sich über die zusätzliche Liquidität als Buffer.

Individual stocks.
Big cap tech like NVDA, GOOGL, MSFT, MU, SNDK, WDC and a bunch of others.
Financials like V, MA, JPM, MS, GS, and some others
Industrials like GEV, GE, VST, BA, RKLB, RTX
Consumer Discretionary like AMZN, RACE, HSY, COST, WMT
Energy like XOM, VLO, TNK, and some others
Commodities like IAUM, SIVR, CRML, CCJ
Speculation stocks like QBTS. I have very little invested here.

It’s funny you mention that because around the same time JPM was manipulating the silver market in a far more aggressive way.

How much did Janestreet and JPM pay to make him say this, or is it a requirement for his job?

Acting like JPM and most of the western bullion banks have not been fined for using the paper markets to create volatility and price suppression