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Marko puts Bitcoin's risk beside JPMorgan's return forecast

His only new upload examines long-term projections for stocks, bonds, property and gold, with Bitcoin included for the first time.

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JPMorgan Just Revealed the Next 10 Years of Returns (7%–10%)

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1:19JPMorgan's US large-cap stock projection assumes productivity gains from AI, despite high starting valuations.
3:56Bond yields and total returns differ, while inflation reduces cash's purchasing power.
6:21Marko compares real estate and gold projections and considers their roles in diversification.
10:31Bitcoin's projected annual return is 10%, paired with projected annualized volatility of 55%.
13:14A hypothetical $100,000 investment illustrates how the projected returns could compound over a decade.
14:45Marko stresses asset ownership and warns that predictions are not guarantees.

A higher projected return isn't the same thing as a better fit for your portfolio. Marko makes that distinction central to his new breakdown of JPMorgan's Long-Term Capital Market Assumptions, especially when Bitcoin enters the comparison.

In "JPMorgan Just Revealed the Next 10 Years of Returns (7%–10%)", he works through the bank's projections before showing what a hypothetical investment could become over a decade. Bitcoin has the highest expected return among the assets he highlights, but also much greater projected volatility than large-cap US stocks. "There's a difference between maximizing returns and managing risks, okay? We have to manage risk," he says.

The video includes a paid segment for Aven. Outside that advertisement, Marko distinguishes bond yields from total returns, considers gold as diversification rather than simply a growth engine, and warns against treating forecasts as guarantees. Viewers are asking a useful follow-up: what did JPMorgan predict a decade ago, and how did those forecasts turn out?

The upload reached roughly 12,000 views in its opening hours and is comfortably the channel's busiest video right now. It was the week's only new release, while the channel added about 67,000 views overall and its subscriber count held steady. Daily viewing is a little below its usual level.

Among nearby finance channels, The Plain Bagel had a substantial week of viewing and subscriber growth. Marko's week was smaller, with his earlier housing-market video and three-month money plan supplying the next busiest stops in the archive. Both include paid sponsorship or promotion.

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I'd be curious what JP Morgan predicted about these assets 10/15 yrs ago?
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Thank you so much, Marko 👍👍
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Great video, Marko! Keep em coming.
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