Why Jamie Dimon is warning of 'cockroaches' in the US economy
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- Bear Stearns hedge funds' collapse in 2007 was an early sign of the financial crisis.
- Jamie Dimon warns of potential trouble in current red-hot markets.
- Recent bankruptcies of subprime auto lender Tricolor Holdings and auto-parts supplier First Brands highlight financial risks.
- Tricolor's bankruptcy reveals struggles with high living costs and car loan defaults.
- First Brands' downfall involves opaque financing and alleged fraud, similar to Lehman Brothers.
- Dimon compares emerging financial issues to 'seeing one cockroach,' hinting at more hidden problems.
- Economic stress from tariffs and potential downturns may expose more risky financial practices.