JPMorgan chief executive and chairman Jamie Dimon said he isn’t expecting any potholes ahead that could disrupt what has been a stellar run for the US stock market and the economy, MarketWatch reports.

Speaking on CNBC during the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, the head of the world’s biggest bank by assets said that although he acknowledges he may “not be able to see the potholes,” that are actually there, he believes that pro-growth policies have positioned the economy and the market for success.