Ray Dalio: This Will Cause A Stock Market Crash In 2021

In today's video I share some clips from Ray Dalio's latest interview with Bloomberg. Ray Dalio, the founder of Bridgewater Associates, sat down and answered questions about whether he expects a stock market crash in 2021 and what are the chain of events that are leading to a potential economic collapse.

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The information in this video is general information only and should not be taken as constituting professional advice from Hamish Hodder.
Hamish Hodder is not a financial adviser. You should consider seeking independent legal, financial, taxation or other advice to check how the information relates to your unique circumstances.
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[HamishHodder]

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[kenl]

Excellent.. as always Hamish.. keep it up

[Chat-P]

You are the first guy that said
‘printing money- theoretically’

good understanding of the difference

[electrothinkin]

great content, best explanation around, thanks for sharing

[pauls]

“More money has been lost by trying to time crashes, than in actual crashes.” - Peter Lynch.

Ray Dalio, on the other hand, has taken the “broken clock is twice right” approach and has predicted 37 out of the last 2 recessions...

[SergiMedina]

Very interesting, as always. I'm still hoping we get another stock sale soon to keep buying cheaper!
I see you keep improving your photography.

[mystic]

Dalio has been bearish almost every single year for 20 years. And he allways sees a Crash coming every year.

[agarwalankitin]

Very interesting, great content. Really liked the way you translated Ray Dalio for a general investor. This channel is a gem for value investors.

[MAchannel]

TY for putting this together, very thorough.

My concern is that even if we buy stocks or bonds, we are buying them through banks and brokerage firms

So if shit hits the fan, I doubt we will be able to get our money

That’s the scary part for me

[danieltancreative]

Hamish, this is a really fantastic explainer breaking down the relationship between bonds, stocks, debt, the fed and money printing. You've done a fantastic job of laying out the thesis really logically and concisely. While there's obviously a lot of variability about how this may realistically play out, definitely gives us a lot to think about when making our moves in the market at the moment. Thanks for a great video :)

[sahilmistry]

Excellent video I subscribed.. How you personally clarify in lay terms when Ray was saying was gold.

[cricbuzz]

Perfect explanation, even i could understand 😀

[davidkennedy]

EXCELLENT SIMPLE AND CLEAR ANALYSIS for us amateur investors Thanks for the heads up

[DavidMM]

You always have my like Hammish, here you also have a comment. Thanks for another good video!

[natyrrap]

amazing analysis and simple explanation!! ☺️

[nghinguyen]

awesome explanation!! this kind of video is the one I like the most.

Dalio just plays a different game. He's a very successful macro investor. Personally, I strongly believe that analyzing individual businesses is challenging enough. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this interview nonetheless! Always love listening to Dalio.

[simshp]

Thanks for your clear explanation of inflation. What do you suggest to protect or profit from this phenomena ?

[kevinrawle]

So, then what your saying is that when bonds drop in value, it is a good time to buy them - because eventually they will out perform stocks. Is that correct or not?

[zlgnlg]

You don't have to go back as far as Germany....look at Venezuela. The stock market was at all time highs before hyperinflation occurred. That is our playbook for what is happening now to United States.