- Jamie Dimon shared a bunch of his worries during JPMorgan's investor day.
- The bank's CEO flagged the risks of sticky inflation, higher interest rates, and dwindling savings.
- The Wall Street billionaire warned about global conflicts and excessive government spending.
Jamie Dimon aired a laundry list of concerns during JPMorgan's investor day on Monday, ranging from sticky inflation and government largesse to overseas clashes and a burgeoning cash crunch.