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This week, Jamie Dimon published a massive 16,000-word $JPM Letter to Shareholders, sharing his views on topics such as inflation, fiscal policy, AI, and interest rates.

Here are 15 Key Highlights from the letter 📄🧵

1. Are we moving from a virtuous cycle to a vicious cycle? Image
"Until the collapse of $SIVB, the current economy was performing adequately"

2. On the current economic environment: Image
3. Although, this is nothing like 2008: Image
"The math below is immovable and affects all"

4. The extreme importance of interest rates: Image
"AI has already added significant value to our company"

5. On AI, big data, and the cloud: Image
6. The window for action to avert the costliest impacts of global climate change is closing: Image
7. On the $SIVB turmoil: Image
8. More on $SIVB + regulatory goals: Image
9. "Simply taking interest rate risk is not a business": Image
10. On the competitiveness within fintech and banking, mentioning $AAPL as a strong competitor: Image
"There are accounting practices that may distort the true value of actions you take"

11. On the distortions that accounting can cause, and about the value of human skill: Image
"Borrowing to consume can only be inflationary"

12. On fiscal stimulus: Image
13. On the complexity of predicting economic fluctuations: Image
14. On balancing customer focus and risk: Image
15. On the 200-year $JPM legacy: Image

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