JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon: Consumers are back, almost normal

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[WhiteMochato]

translation : "i'm liying, but i can't lie too much, so yes, almost normal .."

[ML-izcc]

Credit card debt and default is at an All time high. This guy is not being honest.

[Patrick-yhyd]

He should walk around Walmart and see the poor people. Its like another world for those folks.

[steve-real]

I didn’t get much out of this interview except watching Jamie cow tow in the most profound of ways. Very interesting

[rdefacendis]

the consumer is back! WIth the highest auto loan default rates since the great recession.... yep - everything is firing on all cylinders.. thing is... the "cylinders" are being repossessed...

[thephoenix]

Jamie Dimon just sold $233m of his stock in JP Morgan. That speaks volumes in terms of where he thinks we are headed.

[ShubhamSinghYoutube]

Great journalism, I could hear everything

[theholyregime]

Jamie is in his early Biden years. He’s got about 5-6 years left.

[Novak.Olen-]

He’s nuts or lying if he thinks everything’s normal.

[bartsolari]

Great audio...just a "little background noise", better than the content.

[tradrevrr]

is this guy in a bubble? he must be...said BTC was garbage and now he's saying the consumer is back? What planet is this guy on cause it sure ain't Earth!

[Charles-_-]

Nothing ain’t going nowhere because people maxed out down here. Digits in our accounts have went negative.

[ecruz]

These folks can never speak the truth. Cause it will effect their bottom line. Get ready for a recession folks, consumers are not back. Save your money...

[rajatmohan]

Corporations and CEOs will play nonchalant, as long as they get to ride out the tail wind of corporate/wealth tax breaks by any administration. They will beat around the bush, knowing very well the real solution is to increase corporate taxes to fair levels which will help fund Social security and Medicaid, which is increasingly needed for the ageing US population and supplemental income to fund American consumerism on which the US economy largely depends. It remains to be seen how far this squeeze of the middle class by Congress can go on before the company earnings/economy is hit hard. Eliminating waste and increasing efficiency can be dealt in parallel, but making it a focal point which will not even cause a dent in deficit, is largely designed to keep people's focus away from one of the primary solutions.

[craigmackay]

Don't bother watching this - total nada from an a-h who doesn't know whats going on on main st. Remember "tariffs - get over it" - easy to say when you're a billionaire discussing regressive taxation. policies. Tax payer $$ bailed him out in 2008

[jtg]

Is this the start of “the fundamental principles of the economy are strong” myth? Kinda sounds like “ These are not the Jedi you are looking for….”

[jasonviner]

Stay calm while the country is burning down.

[speedy]

Jamie Dimon under microscope after the leak.. he is still the savior in banking and overall US/global financial stability and dynamic over past 2 decades.

[sol_alejandro]

Let's talk about income inequality.

[CraigPulliam]

Things must be pretty bad based on this interview.