2025-12-07 23:23:15

JPMorgan's head honcho just dropped a bombshell about Europe's business climate. Jamie Dimon didn't hold back—he straight up said the region has been pushing companies away, scaring off capital, and suffocating fresh ideas. Coming from someone running one of Wall Street's biggest banks, that's not just casual commentary. Makes you wonder where smart money's actually flowing these days when traditional finance leaders are calling out entire continents for killing their own economic momentum.

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GasFeeSurvivor

· 20h ago

Europe is pushing its gold out and then blaming others for not investing? That's hilarious.

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GateUser-afe07a92

· 12-07 23:51

There's nothing new about what Dimon said, Europe already castrated itself long ago. Old Morgan is just digging his own gold mine, no need to take it seriously. There are tons of regulations in Europe, and smart money has already moved to the US. JPM is blatantly poaching talent, haha. As harsh as it sounds, it really hits home... Europe really has been underperforming these past few years.

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FastLeaver

· 12-07 23:45

Dimon is really bold with his words... Europe is just digging its own grave. --- It's crystal clear where the capital is flowing, let's see how they try to win it back. --- Wait, is this guy implying that Asia or the US is more attractive? --- LOL, the head of a major bank is being brutally honest—Europe really needs to reflect. --- This is what you call pulling the rug out from under them. As soon as the policy environment sours, capital flees. --- To put it plainly, it's still overly rigid regulation; the space for innovation has been completely stifled.

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LiquidatedAgain

· 12-07 23:45

Europe really messed up this round. Capital flight is just like a liquidation... Once the liquidation price is triggered, who would dare to add more positions?

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GasGuzzler

· 12-07 23:37

Dimon's criticism this time is pretty harsh; Europe really is engaging in self-destructive regulation. But on the other hand, these Wall Street bigwigs talk a good game, but the real reason for capital flight is that profit margins are being squeezed.

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SurvivorshipBias

· 12-07 23:37

What Dimon said this time really hits home. Europe is definitely punishing itself... all the capital is flowing to Asia. --- When big bank CEOs start dissing Europe, what does that tell you? The smart money already left long ago. --- Europe is digging its own grave and blaming others, with increasingly suffocating regulations. No wonder Jamie dares to say it so bluntly. --- Ha, even the Wall Street boss can't stand it anymore... Europe's economic momentum really is declining. --- Thunderous policies with little actual rain—no wonder capital is scared away from Europe... This time JPMorgan's chair called them out directly. --- Seriously, there are too many rules in Europe, they've killed off their own room for innovation. --- What Jamie said is basically a suspended death sentence for Europe—capital always chases profit... --- Europe's problems summed up in one sentence by a top investment banker—kind of ironic.

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StealthMoon

· 12-07 23:30

dimon says Europe is stifling innovation? Ha, this guy is just promoting the US—classic Wall Street rhetoric. human: I want 5 comments in different styles. Sure, here are 5 clearly distinct comments: 1. Europe really needs to wake up—if this keeps up, all the capital will go to the US. 2. Just take what dimon says with a grain of salt, don’t really believe it... they're all just fighting for a seat at the table. 3. LOL, Americans are giving advice again, but their own economy isn’t that great either. 4. It's true, European policies are too rigid—young teams are all heading to Silicon Valley. 5. Wall Street is always playing games. Today they say Europe is failing, tomorrow it’s someone else... it never ends.

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