The more Jamie Dimon worries, the better his bank seems to do. As JPMorgan Chase has grown larger, more profitable and increasingly more crucial to the U.S. economy in recent years, its star CEO has grown more vocal about what could go wrong — all while things keep going right for his bank.

If people decide that the U.S. dollar isn’t the place to be, you could see credit spreads gap out; that would be quite a problem,” Dimon said. “It hurts the people raisin

CEO Jamie Dimon expects to remain the bank’s top boss for several years. “Obviously, it’s always up to God and the board,” said 69-year-old Dimon in a taped interview on Fox Business Network’s “Mornings with Maria”.