Jamie Dimon
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And that's precisely because nothing has happened. But now you have many people sounding the alarm all around the same time.
It fits into it in a pretty negative way, because if you look at all the government projections that one sees of what's going to happen to debt and deficits, they're already fairly dire, but they have to assume that current law holds. And current law means that the 2017 tax cuts during the first Trump administration would have expired at the end of this year.
It fits into it in a pretty negative way, because if you look at all the government projections that one sees of what's going to happen to debt and deficits, they're already fairly dire, but they have to assume that current law holds. And current law means that the 2017 tax cuts during the first Trump administration would have expired at the end of this year.
So things were bad enough there, and the one big beautiful bill is going to extend them and pile other What is the concern exactly? That the national debt can reach a level that the system will kind of stop working? What are they worried about? Es ist wirklich so psychologisch wie ein finanzielles Problem.
So things were bad enough there, and the one big beautiful bill is going to extend them and pile other What is the concern exactly? That the national debt can reach a level that the system will kind of stop working? What are they worried about? Es ist wirklich so psychologisch wie ein finanzielles Problem.
So when you talk about Doge coming in and firing a bunch of federal employees, you could not cut enough spending just to cover just the interest bill on what we owe, much less begin to pay that back and whittle down. And you also at the same time have this trade war going on. And those two things happening at once, the one big beautiful bill act.
So when you talk about Doge coming in and firing a bunch of federal employees, you could not cut enough spending just to cover just the interest bill on what we owe, much less begin to pay that back and whittle down. And you also at the same time have this trade war going on. And those two things happening at once, the one big beautiful bill act.
Und die Handelskriege, die auch ihren Growth verhindern wird, niedrigerer Growth ist schlecht fĂŒr das Finanzieren des Defizits. Und es ist wirklich unmöglich zu sagen, wann es einen Tipppunkt gibt, aber es ist sicher, dass es einen gibt.
Und die Handelskriege, die auch ihren Growth verhindern wird, niedrigerer Growth ist schlecht fĂŒr das Finanzieren des Defizits. Und es ist wirklich unmöglich zu sagen, wann es einen Tipppunkt gibt, aber es ist sicher, dass es einen gibt.
Wenn man Einwohner von 20-Jahre-Bonds auslösen wĂŒrde, wĂŒrde das Menschen schmerzen, die Ausgaben wĂŒrden steigen und das könnte selbstverbrechlich werden, weil je höher die Ausgaben sind, desto teurer ist es, die Existenz der Ausgaben zu finanzieren. Die Art und Weise, wie es in den Vereinigten Staaten aussieht, wĂ€re sehr anders als in Argentinien, TĂŒrkei oder Russland.
Wenn man Einwohner von 20-Jahre-Bonds auslösen wĂŒrde, wĂŒrde das Menschen schmerzen, die Ausgaben wĂŒrden steigen und das könnte selbstverbrechlich werden, weil je höher die Ausgaben sind, desto teurer ist es, die Existenz der Ausgaben zu finanzieren. Die Art und Weise, wie es in den Vereinigten Staaten aussieht, wĂ€re sehr anders als in Argentinien, TĂŒrkei oder Russland.
Scott Besson sagte ĂŒber den Wochenende, wir werden niemals auf unsere Zinsen zahlen. Du kannst ihm glauben, aber es ist egal, weil es eine indirekte Art ist, auf Zinsen zu zahlen, nĂ€mlich nicht reale Geld zu haben, um diese Bonds zu kaufen. Und das ist der echte Angst.
Scott Besson sagte ĂŒber den Wochenende, wir werden niemals auf unsere Zinsen zahlen. Du kannst ihm glauben, aber es ist egal, weil es eine indirekte Art ist, auf Zinsen zu zahlen, nĂ€mlich nicht reale Geld zu haben, um diese Bonds zu kaufen. Und das ist der echte Angst.
Das wĂ€re finanziell das Ăquivalent von Zinsen zu zahlen, weil du eine sehr rapide Inflation hĂ€ttest, wenn du auf die FED gebeten hĂ€ttest, um das fĂŒr dich zu tun.
Das wĂ€re finanziell das Ăquivalent von Zinsen zu zahlen, weil du eine sehr rapide Inflation hĂ€ttest, wenn du auf die FED gebeten hĂ€ttest, um das fĂŒr dich zu tun.
And then how it affects consumer sentiment. Sorry. Personally expect a recession. I am going to defer to my economists at this point, but I think probably that's a likely outcome.
And then how it affects consumer sentiment. Sorry. Personally expect a recession. I am going to defer to my economists at this point, but I think probably that's a likely outcome.
Yeah. I always remind people markets aren't always right, but sometimes they are right. And I think this time they are right because they're just pricing uncertainty at the macro level and uncertainty at the micro level, at the actual company level. And then how it affects consumer sentiment, it's hard to tell. You know, consumers still have jobs.
Yeah. I always remind people markets aren't always right, but sometimes they are right. And I think this time they are right because they're just pricing uncertainty at the macro level and uncertainty at the micro level, at the actual company level. And then how it affects consumer sentiment, it's hard to tell. You know, consumers still have jobs.
Wages are going up to the low end, which I think is a good thing. But if companies start cutting back, yeah, the consumer sentiment changes and business sentiment changes. I think you've already seen business sentiment change a little bit. Hopefully, you know, no one's wishing for that, but hopefully if there is one, it'll be short.