JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon told CNBC he wouldn't touch US Treasurys with a "10-foot pole."br Dimon says they're a poor investment right now.br The yield on the 10-year US Treasury note was last at around only 0.9.br That comes despite having doubled in around four months.br Business Insider reports that interest rates remain near record lows and investors prefer equities right now.br Speaking at a virtual conference, Dimon said there may be a bubble in some parts of the stock market, but not all of it.br He also expressed support for a second US stimulus package.