The fund created by JPM to exploit overconfidence, loss aversion and momentum biases is described on their website: The ticker symbol for the fund is JIVAX. It was launched in 2005. Question: From JP Morgan's website, What has been the return to the S&P 500 from 1/31/2005 to current date? Please provide the starting price, ending price and return over the time period.

The fund created by JPM to exploit overconfidence, loss aversion and momentum biases is described on their website: The ticker symbol for the fund is JIVAX. It was launched in 2005. Question: From JP Morgan's website, What has been the return to the S&P 500 from 1/31/2005 to current date? Please provide the starting price, ending price and return over the time period.

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