CNBC, Released on 6/14/21
“We have a lot of cash and capability and we’re going to be very patient, because I think you have a very good chance inflation will be more than transitory,” said Dimon, the longtime JPMorgan CEO.
CNBC, Released on 6/14/21
“We have a lot of cash and capability and we’re going to be very patient, because I think you have a very good chance inflation will be more than transitory,” said Dimon, the longtime JPMorgan CEO.
Makes no sense, as the value of cash decreases decreases in direct proportion to the rate of inflation. Not that anyone should trust Jamie Dimon, the banister.
We know this guy’s word means absolutely nothing so more than likely he’s buying commodities in his personal accounts and dumping dollars while making public statements like the one above. But I guess what he’s trying to say is that he expects the Fed to raise rates as inflation increases so JP Morgan will be able to earn a higher rate of interest on their loans outstanding as the Fed raises rates. JP Morgan’s stock price, however, is getting walloped the past week or two though so I guess investors in the stock don’t agree.