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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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Jamie Dimon's early exposure to investing was shaped by his father, a stockbroker who taught him a childhood game that simulated the stock market. This game, described as "brutally hard," was a key part of Dimon's introduction to investing.
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