Ray Dalio 'Things Are Worse Than 2008'

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Ray Dalio is the original founder the largest hedge fund in the world, Bridgewater Associates. He's known for his macro economic expertise, and as the pioneer of risky parity investing, an investment strategy that focuses on diversifying according to risk rather than asset class.

In a recent Ray Dalio interview, he talks about the current state of the economy and what is to come. Dalio explains that the dollars role as the Global Reserve Currency is at risk. Ray Dalio explains the different types of monetary policy used in the past, present, and what will likely be done in the future. He then shares his opinion on the markets, and provides investors with some ideas for investing in the coming months and years. Ray Dalio speaks about inflation, deflation, and how different economies will react moving forward.

If you're worried about inflation, market volatility, or a full on market crash, this is an interview you don't want to miss. Ray Dalio is a true genius inside and outside of the investment world, and his insights on the stock market, equities, bonds, cash, and gold is unlike anyone else in the mainstream financial media.

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[michaeljohnson]

Zooming in and out on the editing is nauseating.

[mimaroo]

The difference between 2008 and today, for me, is that today I am financially literate. In 2008 I listened to my bankers.

[GarmanH]

I had an initial short of some companies that went under, which presented me with a 89% profit margin on a $55k investment. This happened because of the precise intuition of a hedge fund manager I keep handy, he’s been an additional value to my life and financial prowess in general

[elvinhayes]

Well, we never actually recovered from 2008. It's all just been smoke and mirrors, kicking the can down the road.

[khafreahmose]

Translation: the US is toast financially.

[DrBlogg]

Horrendous graphics made me feel sick and detracted from what Dalit was saying

[benanderson]

Ray has interesting insights but these videos are absolutely awful, just put up a black screen and call it a day

[bhpalmer]

the answer is a resounding "no" Ray...so we're f&^cked.

[TheHermitHH]

The person I respect the most in the field.

[juliagamotska]

Always enjoyed Ray Dalio videoes! He is always so sharp!

[RWAfuture]

Today it's not about return ON capital. Today it is about return OF capital.

[alexl]

"Things Are Worse Than 2008" well no shit we slapped a bandaid on an amputation back then

[cv]

Crush the dollar or crush the economy?

[camilosalazar]

Ray Dalio explains this clearly in his book Principles for Navigating Big Debt Crises. The worst debt crises through history happen because debt cost eventually is higher than the income growth it should cause. Its amazing to listen and read this guy.... what a brain.

[alejandroretyu]

Does anybody know how long ago he said this?

[elbarca]

Too much debt is a bad idea. But when borrow money to save the banks, Ray Dalio does not say anything. When borrowing money for stimulus, he is against it. I agree with the general point though.

[sachinpatwardhan]

If everyone understands this then why can't they stop it

Or are they misleading us

[Healitnow]

This is not the first expert I have heard today including my own that I trust. The word collapse is everywhere. My money is parked and waiting for now with only two share holdings in play. I think I will be able to buy a lot more shares for the same amount of money very soon.

[jayfirstly]

Why do common people idolize Ray when he has been dead wrong on his macroeconomic predictions for the last 13 years? (also most of the time before 2008) He’s been a decent hedge fund manager barely able to beat the S&P .eventually he’ll be right like a broken clock. In the meantime he keeps selling books and appearances while spewing predictions when the opposite usually happens. Hes been screaming inflation for over 25 years.

[findkip]

I love all the ads playing are all about investing in stocks. It's brilliant!