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JPMorgan Global Select Equity ETF ( JGLO ) added to 10 positions and trimmed 7 on Thursday, with gross ETF activity of $122.6 million against $6.19 billion in assets. The fund was a net seller of $33.0 million, as $22.0 million of Alphabet and $21.0 million of Apple sales outweighed its largest purchase, $18.9 million of Microsoft.
What did JGLO buy on Thursday?
Its largest buys by dollar value were MSFT ($18.9 million), NXPI ($6.6 million) and META ($6.4 million).
| Stock |
Shares changed |
Value |
Position |
|---|---|---|---|
| MICROSOFT CORP COMMON ( MSFT ) |
+35,660 |
$18.9M |
8.15% of fund |
| NXP SEMICONDUCTORS NV ( NXPI ) |
+24,935 |
$6.6M |
0.83% of fund |
| META PLATFORMS INC COMMON ( META ) |
+10,247 |
$6.4M |
2.96% of fund |
| AUTOZONE INC COMMON STOCK ( AZO ) |
+911 |
$2.9M |
0.74% of fund |
| LOWES COS INC COMMON ( LOW ) |
+11,288 |
$2.3M |
0.81% of fund |
What did JGLO sell on Thursday?
Its largest sells by dollar value were GOOGL ($22.0 million), AAPL ($21.0 million) and TSM ($16.2 million).
| Stock |
Shares changed |
Value |
Position |
|---|---|---|---|
| ALPHABET INC-CL A - ( GOOGL ) |
-77,417 |
-$22.0M |
3.95% of fund |
| APPLE INC COMMON STOCK ( AAPL ) |
-60,118 |
-$21.0M |
4.52% of fund |
| TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR ( TSM ) |
-37,578 |
-$16.2M |
1.14% of fund |
| BANK OF AMERICA CORP ( BAC ) |
-119,681 |
-$6.1M |
0.81% of fund |
| CHARLES SCHWAB CORP/THE ( SCHW ) |
-62,114 |
-$5.6M |
0.32% of fund |
Microsoft led the buys at $18.9 million, lifting its weight to 8.15%, followed by $6.6 million of NXP Semiconductors and $6.4 million of Meta Platforms. AutoZone drew $2.9 million and Lowe's $2.3 million. On the sell side, Alphabet's $22.0 million reduction left a 3.95% weight and Apple's $21.0 million cut left 4.52%, with $16.2 million of Taiwan Semiconductor, $6.1 million of Bank of America and $5.6 million of Charles Schwab also trimmed. No positions were newly opened or fully exited.
How does JGLO invest?
JPMorgan Global Select Equity ETF ( JGLO ) is an Equity Global fund holding 59 stocks, with 47.0% of assets in its 10 largest holdings. Technology is its biggest sector at 35.1% of classified stocks, ahead of Consumer Cyclical at 14.8% and Financial Services at 14.0%, and its market-cap mix is 100.0% large-cap. The fund charges 0.47% and its top holdings are NVIDIA at 9.13%, Microsoft at 8.59%, Amazon at 6.35%, Apple at 4.55% and Alphabet at 3.71%. It has a GF Score of 88, a P/E of 24.81, a P/B of 4.5, a dividend yield of 1.15% and a year-to-date return of 4.54%.
JPMorgan Global Select Equity ETF ( NASDAQ:JGLO ) at a glance
| Measure |
Value |
|---|---|
| Category |
Equity Global |
| Asset class |
Equity |
| Holdings |
59 |
| Top 10 holdings |
47.0% of assets |
| Largest sectors |
Technology 35.1%, Consumer Cyclical 14.8%, Financial Services 14.0% |
| Expense ratio |
0.47% |
| Market-cap mix |
Large 100.0%, mid 0.0%, small 0.0% |
| 88/100 |
|
| P/E |
24.81 |
| P/B |
4.50 |
| Dividend yield |
1.15% |
| Year-to-date return |
+4.54% |
| Top holdings |
NVDA (9.13%), MSFT (8.59%), AMZN (6.35%), AAPL (4.55%), GOOGL (3.71%) |
See the full JPMorgan Global Select Equity ETF profile , or compare it with similar funds in the ETF Screener . For the stock behind its biggest buy, see MSFT's GF Value page and guru trades .
What should investors watch next for JGLO?
Watch whether the trimmed Alphabet and Apple stakes keep shrinking in the next holdings update, and whether Microsoft's increased 8.15% weight closes in on NVIDIA's 9.13% top spot.
Based on holdings changes reported by JPMorgan Global Select Equity ETF ( JGLO ) for Oct. 29, 2026, US-listed stocks only.
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