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Jamie Dimon credits childhood investment games with father for financial acumen

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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon shared insights into his early financial education, which began with investment simulation games played with his father. This childhood training, alongside reading foundational finance texts like Graham and Dodd, instilled in him a deep understanding of stock picking and business valuation. Dimon's career trajectory, from an assistant role to leading JPMorgan Chase, highlights the long-term impact of this early mentorship and his disciplined approach to business. AI

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Jamie Dimon credits childhood investment games with father for financial acumen

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Sarah Glodek ·

    Jamie Dimon says his stockbroker father taught him to invest with a ‘brutally hard’ childhood game

    The JPMorgan Chase CEO spent his childhood playing stock market simulation games and reading non-fiction economics books.

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