Does Fidelity Trading Platform have pie chart features?
Asked 5 years ago
I like M1 Finance because of their “pies” feature. It's easy and convenient to work with. For example: Let’s say you have 5 ETFs that you like. You put those 5 ETFs in your pie. You put $100 a week into the pie and set your allocation, and it invests based on that. I opened up a Fidelity account on a more serious note, but I'm wondering how I can go about mimicking something like the pie chart feature M1 has? An idea: Let’s say I pick those same 5 ETFs. Would I just divide that $100 myself into 5 ETFs and buy fractional shares that way? So 100/5 = $20. So I would put $20 into QQQJ, $20 into ARKK, etc.? Some opinions would be great, thanks!
Andrew Moran
Tuesday, October 05, 2021
Two things.
First, Fidelity has estalished its own suite of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and mutual funds that are established and designed similarly to pies.
Second, pies can be created by individual clients, tailored to their needs. However, Fidelity does not possess automatic rebalancing, like M1 Finance, unless you have annuities.
That said, you could always select a Fidelity target date fund.
Please follow our Community Guidelines
Related Articles

How to Identify a Good Investment Company
Sofia Thai
April 23, 2021

Using Automated Forex Trading Signals vs. Human Expert Signal Providers
Filip Dimkovski
December 23, 2024

Wealthsimple Review: Trading Options, Stocks, Fees, and More
Andrew Moran
September 30, 2021
Related Posts
Filip Dimkovski
What Are the Pros and Cons of Using Fidelity?
Can't find what you're looking for?
