RAY DALIO WARNS STOCK MARKET INVESTORS - EXPECT A STOCK MARKET CRASH

I explain what is Ray Dalio saying when he is warnings stock market investors. He is discussing how the FED will rise rates that will have a negative effect on stocks and the economy. Stocks will probably crash.

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[Value-Investing]

The first rule of investing is not to lose money, second rule is: look at the first rule! This is what Buffett has kept saying for the last 70 years. However, in this market many seem to forget about the risks, here is a little reminder.

[koundamanee]

Thanks for this rebuttal video. Nice facts.

[HamishHodder]

Very important concept to understand as an investor but it is more important to compare the risk free rate with individual equities, because while many stocks offer little upside relative to bonds, there are still equities which conservatively offer 10%+ returns at the current levels.

[HamedAdefuwa]

Everyone who watches this channel knows who Ray Dalio is and why his track record is amazing.

[slavomirmichalenko]

US treasuries are considered risk-free, but that is not quite correct as their real value can evaporate through inflation. The only risk-free asset is probably a proper education.

[yoitslemonboy]

also i disagreed with financial education i am so happy u responded!

[cesarcossio]

Great video. Finally, I found a channel that is not permanently long equity and that the thesis is based on facts rather than emotions. Good job keep it up!

[millennialinvesting]

Thank you got this video Sven, I was pulling my hair out during that video... People need to understand the perspective of everything, the number one rule with investing is to not lose money not to make money!

[idontlikeyouyo]

I knew you'd respond to Jeremy, cause you're a huge Dalio fan!

[derMcSven]

Very well done video!!! one concern about the next downturn for me is, that the interest rates are already zero and therefore a stimulus missing for handling it well. For me it looks more dangerous, than some might see.

[amitanand]

Another great insightful video Sven, keep up the excellent work

[razkrat]

During the last CNBC interview he said 7-8th inning, previously he said 7th. Just nitpicking, but that's what he said..

[aw]

What a useful content. Many thanks for educating me about finance and investîng. Huge change in my personal Life.

[InchesUnBuffed]

lmao I remember commenting on that comment. "Financial Education" reading comprehension is weak. "Bad Strategy" for underperforming apparently when Dalio's strategy is low risk and sustainable returns.

[yoitslemonboy]

OMG MY 2 FAVORITE FINANCIAL YOUTUBERS <3 <3

[jonnes__]

How is it possible, that Ray Dalio never loses? He is so well balanced! But will the T-bonds go up again in a stock market bear market? If it is again da deflation scare, then probably yes.
After 15 years stocks going nowhere we expect from 2013 to ?? a longer bull market, ...no ??
In 1994/95 the Fed under Greenspan produced the one and only soft landing (increasing yields without a recession). And after that we saw the incredible run (irrational exuberation) to the Dot-Com bubble. Can this happen again?
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[eeeee]

Fully respect Ray, he is my hero and I read his books. However, I think he focuses more on how the macro and micro economic Machine works rather than companies individually. Probably as you said, a perfect balanced between he and buffet could be a nice choice

[SanktGallus]

Please explain Minute 7-8 in one Video, Dividend yield, earnings Connection ... IT IS too fast too short Here. Stockprices have to Fall to get 3 percent more attraktive yield?

[LomanLawson]

I'm still 2 years young into investing. but all I ever see online are different types of investors puffing up their chests at each other. This isn't a comment directed at this video, more so the comment sections of any investing video. Us humans sure like tribes. We always pick our winning sides and bicker at each other until the cows come home. Reality is depending on the time horizon you're looking at, everyone is right or everyone is wrong. Do what works for you but try to learn from everyone. That's how you get ahead.

[hellcat]

im more of an etf investor (i do have some stocks though) but i just dont think im skilled enough to just stick to them, would you say the chinese market is one of those bubbles that poped and it would be a good time to start averaging in? i know you cant predict the market but it looks like thats a bubble that popped that could go lower but id be ok looking at it. probably once some more clarity on the tarriffs comes through