Ray Dalio's introspective look at financial world order, inequality and capitalism: Full interview

Yahoo Finance's Julia LaRoche sat down with Ray Dalio founder, co-Chief Investment Officer and co-Chairman of Bridgewater Associates to discuss capitalism, the wealth gap, why the education system is not working for some, millennials, bitcoin and more.
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[willu]

"People are passionately attached to their opinions that don't get past their disagreements"
I felt that. Big reason behind of a lot of our problems in this planet

[xace]

This is eerie. I was literally explaining this to a friend a few weeks ago. I used the quote” good times make weak people, weak people make hard times. Hard times make hard people. Hard people make good times” I’ve been thinking about this for months and looked back how all empires implode throughout history.

[stacyliddell]

Teach your children resilience and self reliance. Teach your children not to rely on handouts. Teach your children to take responsibility for their actions.

[jacklongmuir]

Good interview, finally someone allows Dalio to talk without interrupting him.

[TheDirectorWong]

"The causes that people are behind are more important to them then the system." Brilliant and underrated quote/summary.

[darkvoicez]

The bottom line is that if you want to improve your life, you need to educate yourself and develop a strong character.

[Jme---]

There might be an economical turmoil but there is no doubt that this is still the best time to invest.

[NeilMcCoyWard]

Listen to Ray - he's an economic genius.

[tcpwiz]

Ray should talk to Stan Druckenmiller, Bill Miller, and Paul Tudor Jones about their opposite take on Bitcoin.

[lisad]

My sincere condolences to Ray and his family on the tragic loss of his son.

[mergingslinky]

6 months from now... "Dalio Changes Mind on Bitcoin and Says its best Asset on the Planet"

[davep]

Ray Dalio is a legend who's firm generated over $60bn in returns for clients. Think about that before you criticize his views while having accomplished practically nothing in your life. Learn from him instead.

[absinopeguest]

Mr. Dalio has fantastic insight into the markets and US monetary policy. His explanations are like a pedigree education. Thank You.

[yp]

Haven't seen such a great interview in a while. Great questions from Julia, no interruptions whatsoever, letting Ray do his story. Thumbs up!

[wilhelmtell]

Key metric at each level. Do we "earn more than we spend?"

Educate your children well, teach them to be strong and resilient.

[peggyjohnson]

Wonderful interview - thanks for letting him talk - learned a lot. I get tired of the interruptions in interviews that is so prevalent.

[moementum]

this is a interview of a Billionaire who profited as a Capitalist _who wants aspiring capitalists to stop making and saving profit also stop learning too much - because it creates opportunity inequality ..If those of us in the peasant class would just stop trying to get ahead and learn to get along ..how wonderful

[RalphJoelMB]

Dalio on Digital Currencies, Bitcoin - 32:48

[do_regan]

Wish they would've talked about topics that he hasn't covered in many other interviews before/that haven't been beaten to death for the past year.

[pluswj]

Civil education and a common social goal. Most people don’t even look in that direction. I’m a fan now.