Why JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon Is Skeptical of an Economic Soft Landing | WSJ 

The interviewer is just stroking his ego in a puff piece. What ever happened to critical, tough, insightful journalism? How does Diemon square his position on the Basel III endgame which will make banks safer for the public (likely reducing the chances of giant bailouts which cause inflation) with his purported worries about inflation? How can he say he cares about the American public while shying away from real opportunities to serve the people and not a private bank?

Economy grow but only in top 20%.

The interviewer seems to have a big ego. She should stay at home and look after the children

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He's in really good shape right now so everyone else must be doing just fine too !

you are "a" consumer, not "the" consumer

You don't "feel" good but you still have to spend more, even go into debt for that spending. That's his definition of "good"

like he has said, some are in good, some are in bad.

He hangs with elites, not common folk

Legendary comment.

​@@neo5973Legendary response

Correction billionaire

What part are u reffering to

He bases his argument on the numbers thats the fundamental of his job. It’s not about the rich or poor gap.

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Probably because he’s getting ready to rob you as well. Then play dumb. That’s how it starts. Get your money out of that bank before it’s gone. Numerous people are being robbed by these POS.

This is most likely an id 10 T error.

$300 for 2 bags? How big were they? Do you eat gold for breakfast?

@@hamzamahmood9565 2 paper bags, literally nothing fancy except for the butcher shop meats.

Ouch... Where do you live? Monaco? I just spent $175 at Costco and will feed my family of 6 for a week with chicken, ground beef, fish, fruits and vegetables.

There's no way you spent 300 dollars for two bags of groceries unless you filled them with steaks. I don't spend more than 100 dollars on groceries per week (for 2 people). Try eating like a normal healthy person. Vegetables, chicken, salmon, rice, grains, etc. Buy meats in bulk and freeze most of it. You obviously aren't too bright.

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People have run out of money. Savings accounts are at the lowest. Highest credit card debt levels. What am I missing?

@@saiki1989 You are missing some propaganda brainwashing from the mainstream media :)

It was a reasonable thing to believe at the time, but incorrect in hindsight, conspiratorial nonsense aside.

He runs a bank, he does not run the economy

Especially of you move the rates as per your needs, as FED is a private institution

Nailed it!

He only really made the point that the bottom 20% has done pretty badly for 2 decades. This is probably more like the bottom 50% have done pretty badly, the middle-top 25% are hanging in there and the top 24%, minus the top 1%, are still doing fine, and the top 1% are absolutely killing it and stealing everyone else's money.

@@LoveForBluebirdsSo as usual, 75% of Americans are struggling and the remaining 24% and 1% are doing amazing. Middle class surely doesn’t exist that much anymore, huh.

Consumer is in good shape doesnt mean that people are in good financial shape, but that the general consumer is still spending. I cant believe how many people here, probably 3/4 in the comment, seem to be illiterate.

@@theonlycaulfield another cake eater. they always say the same before each disaster.

what do you mean? the questions are very hard to answer "Do you think that the US position towards the Israel-Hamas war is the right one?" This question is impossible to answer. It is a problem with no solution. Not only is it inconceivable to come up with a possible solution to this question, it is undoubtable impossible and intractable to even evaluate if such solution is the optimal one. There are too many constraints and optimization variables in the geopolitics. If it wasn't hard, we would've had a solution "How should the US approach China" - you are telling me that this question is not hard? that's insane. Like the earlier question about the Middle East, this question is essentially mathematically intractable. You can try to simplify parts of this system with heuristics and try to model out the best solution, but this system is too complex and so difficult to analyze, how could even quantify a good answer is beyond me. The observations we receive and the control we as Americans have do not make this easy, and I don't blame Jamie Dimon for his answer

Despicable -

@@AntonioMac3301they are easy questions bc they are not answerable - ask a real question - what was your take on the Fed trading ahead of announcements ? How often do you sorely to the treasury secretary? How early into Covid did you know that the country would spend 7 trillion dollars ? How did Chase alter its investments in 2020 -2021. Which trader received the highest bonus this past year?

No follow up questions or challenging him on his answers.

Couldn’t have said it better. Great objective take.

This comment is spot on it's called stagflation. We are becoming wage slaves with no solutions, when basic needs are priced skyhigh it leaves little money left over for other endeavors. Being just a millionaire is now considered middle class .

You don’t, its called Bidenomics

The low interest rates began well before Biden and government spending has been out if control for years. Blaming one politician for the problem is shortsighted.

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20% of the US population makes 70 million people. If people lose their hope to get afloat, you’d better get ready for some nasty things to emerge.

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What about the other economies? Which US enemy as at now is not in a debt crisis? And which economy is not printing too? Or struggling with inflation?

Na, we are far from 1973. The millennial generation has lived through multiple proposed end of the worlds, and recessions.

Only difference is now a homestead will set you back a cool quarter of a million dollars.

@@sirclark4405wagers were. Much lower than do the inflation math

​@@sirclark4405 what's a homestead...growing your own food..??

Everytime the probably of a recession lessens like it has according to the media the last few months, history tells us the opposite is true. That it usually happens when people aren’t aware of it.

Yeah thats true, but that was caused by many other facrors. Not because of something like covid. Its like shaking a can of soda, covid is what shook the soda can and now the bubbles are fizzling down. Like jamie said the real problem is fiscal spending and america will be the next argentina/Venezuela if things dont change. But chase is part of the problem making capitalism a monopoly. We dont have a free market , we have a monopolized market thx to banks like chase. Socioeconomics!!!!

What would a hard landing look like?

recession bro@@BanterBureau

What are you talking about? She asked a wide variety of questions.

And didn't challenge him on anything he said. He could have told her jokes back and she would have accepted that.

@@plica06 Why would she challenge him on anything? What do you even mean? Dimon is there voluntarily. He doesn't have to be. This isn't a police interrogation.

I’d vote for him over the other two losers….

@@user-fb8bo3ys2f My dad works as an assistant director in one of he top 4 banks. He said last last week one of the guys from the feds came over and had 2 hours meeting with all the CEOs and some of the directors. His bboss told him that they (the feds) will not plan to cut the rate until fall. This is what he told us over dinner but who knows.

Was telling my Dad the same thing the other day kind of crazy to see someone else say the same thing. Edit: A lot of his interviews seem to be more involved in geopolitical and societal factors rather than economic issues. Seems as if he's prepping campaign points for sure.

I'd elect a billionaire banker over a billionaire fraudster any day

a banker? lol

for the corrupt and criminal regime

Looks like they’re prepping him for presidency.

Lol he eats the best meals every day and flies on private jets and gets chauffeured in a rolls Royce wherever he needs to go. Of course he’s living an amazing life. But regardless, dude’s old and won’t be alive for much longer. All these parasitic boomers will be kicking the bucket in the next 10-15 years.

No one is getting more of anything except the frauds like in this video

People make more money because money loose value very fast. If bidon keeps printing like he did until now, prices will double again.

Does your pension adjust with inflation?

Get a job as a Burger flipper, you get $20 / hr and free burgers! win win.

@@JEEDUHCHRI As I say, my pension does not change much, but it does change, i.e., there is a COLA. It's just not keeping up with inflation, and that's part of the point.

not happening

Financial Times

Consumer being in good shape means that peoples' spending levels are still high, not that their savings are high. People are spending morevon credit currently.

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In the English Channel?

What insight…

I don’t think that is necessarily true. You don’t get to the top without stepping over a few people to be sure, but I don’t buy the current narrative that every powerful person has a bunch of skeletons in their closets. I think the truth is much more simple than that. Powerful people are human just like the rest of us. They have families, they have feelings, they make mistakes, they do good things, and they sometimes do bad things. The mistakes and bad things that powerful people do just have bigger impacts and receive greater scrutiny than the problems that average people create.

jamie did interviews like this while he was running all of Jeffrey Epsteins banking

so what do you say now?

​@@aviralgupta393 He said nothing..

The guy runs the world economy and thinks people are doing fine

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I assume he is a very charismatic and capable psychopath.

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Jealous much?

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You mean the guy that manipulated the global gold market to make $10 billion of illegal profit. That is the guy that has common sense? Jamie Dimon is a super grifter, stealing pennys on every transaction, adding no economic value, his company is a parasite on productive Americans

getting trillions in government bailouts paid for by the working man so he can continue ripping off the working man. never realised shrewd businessmen meant organised crime.

He is a super grifter. Despicable human in the actions he allows his henchmen to undertake

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