If you have a stack of gold or silver, almost time to buy more! I don't think the price will go down to 2k an ounce but you never know? Just sharing Jamie as I've watched a few videos and his seems more my speed as I don't have to stop what I'm doing, just listen at my leisure. Besides all these talking heads on how we got here, there's talk all over Youtube about a gold reset on the 4th of July, that could definitely happen, you think it will?
Pretty sure the video is AI generated. If you listen to J. Dimon video interviews, the voice in this video sounds similar but intonations, cadence and speed are different. Also, seems unlikely that the CEO of JP Morgan Chase would be creating a voice blog like this. Mike
I regret that I jumped the gun with my original comment. I like Dimon and enjoy his comments. I did not watch THIS video when I commented. I am very reticent about the “gold reset” for July. All gold holders may be happy, but I am inclined to think this radical reset will not happen. I agree with @calcol and @GoldFinger1969 that the OP video is AI generated and fake. Mea Culpa on my original comment, but I do enjoy Dimon.
Good catch, guys. For those wanting to believe otherwise, I asked Google AI, does Jamie Dimon disclaim the video, "The unthinkable is about to happen"? Artie replied, Yes, Jamie Dimon and JPMorgan Chase vehemently disavow these videos. They are deepfake scams and unauthorized marketing materials that manipulate video clips of Dimon—often taken from legitimate news interviews or earnings calls—to push aggressive financial warnings or sell precious metals. [1, 2] The Scam Tactics AI Manipulation: The videos use artificial intelligence to synthesize Dimon’s voice, making it appear as though he is saying the words "the unthinkable is about to happen." Hidden Agendas: These fake clips frequently cut to narrators or call-to-action prompts urging viewers to buy gold, silver, or specific trading packages to protect themselves against an imminent economic collapse. [1, 2] No Association: Neither Dimon nor JPMorgan Chase endorse these videos, the platforms that host them, or the products being sold. Protecting Yourself JPMorgan Chase continuously warns the public against these impersonations. Never trust "get rich quick" warnings or financial advice videos that use prominent CEOs to sell private assets or predict specific, sudden doomsday dates. Official warnings and press releases from the bank detailing how to spot these frauds are available directly through the JPMorgan Chase News and Stories portal. If you saw this video on a specific platform, tell me (Artie Intel) which one (e.g., YouTube, Instagram, Facebook) so I can provide you with information on how to report the scam.
