RAY DALIO: Now US Economy Looks Like 1937 Stock Market Crash (Be Careful)

Ray Dale is one of the most successful investors and a CEO of the biggest hedge fund, Bridgewater associates. Recently he was talking about the current state of our economy and compering it to late 1930 when stock market dropped more than 60%. In this video we will take a closer look at similarities between the current state of our economy and late 1930’s economy
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[Nicholas-wblv]

The stock market can never be the wrong place to put in your money. Because while you sleep millions and billions are made by potential investors. To get profit with a little cash make sure you

[generalstack]

The main difference is that everyone is expecting a crash ... so it probably will not happen

[cdross]

If you showed me the historical performance chart at 2:35 and said we're now in a similar time to '38/'39, I would be more excited than worried. That was quite a nice multi-decade bull market after the bottom in '33.

[spaceoddity]

Everybody seems to have forgotten. That there is more than one way to stimulate an economy than just dropping the interest rates.


It is possible for governments to create massive jobs programs and infrastructure renewal.


the government can also champion and industry. And give massive tax breaks and money for research and development.

And then they can also if needed to run negative interest rates and do Q4 and QE5!

[sanpedrosilver]

Buying physical gold is very easy. There are a few tangible assets in this world. I believe gold and silver have a place in one’s portfolio. Silver does have a poor track record in recessionary times however when silver spikes, it spikes violently!

[shawnb]

Keep printing, my bitcoin will be worth more.

[gen-X-trader]

ray's record speaks for itself. he has outperformed the indexes for decades. as for gold and silver. i think it depends on what's going on in the recession. in 07-08 you had a liquidity crunch gold and silver both went down but began a massive uptrend once the fed started aggressively cutting and QE started. also noteworthy they sold off when the usd and rates stabilized. this time with the europe situation the fiat currencies may be the problem and assets will go higher. people expect this recession but have not considered that rather than stocks and homes going down in value it just may be the purchasing power of your fiat as they experiment with negative rates and print like no tomorrow. the poetic irony is so many people will sell their stock, sell their assets and think okay it's gonna crash only to watch those assets go higher and the fiat money lose power

[sophiec]

Thank you for breaking history and did all the research I needed! Beginning to invest soon.

[spaceoddity]

No do not hold high-yield dividend stocks through a recession. Those are exactly the companies that will be most likely to go bankrupt.


In a recession you want the super defensive low yield blue chip consumer staples type companies

[TheShays]

Thank you for your video. I do have one comment. Regarding 12:50 and silver’s performance, you are not comparing 🍏s to 🍎s, all the recessions in the table were not the end of a long debt cycle as Ray Dalio mentions. You need to go back to pre-1870 when we had an asset-based monetary system. Even If you look at silver in 1929 as at that time, silver was almost fully demonetized while gold was not, that is also not a good time to review silvers performance in a recession. In my personal opinion, both gold and silver are essential and should not be overlooked. We all need to go back further in history and not just the last 50 years. If there is a reset to an asset-based monetary system, the silver-gold ratio will probably be closer to 20 like it was in the past.

[CZR]

Silver is more rare than gold ABOVE ground. It has also been HEAVILY suppressed in price illegally for decades.

[generalstack]

Can you do a video of how bitcoin performed in the 1930’s. Not a single video analyzes btc performance during Great Depression. I heard it was extremely stable and it’s price didn’t change at all in the 30’s.

[ourdailybit]

Imagine trying to wash dishes while listening to Aimstone.... and every 2 minutes there is a commercial... SMH. Do better bro. Ad at the start ad at the beginning OK. NOT 5 ADS THROUGHOUT... SMH

[Erosadios]

Silver is gonna perform well this time around because the world population is more immense than the previous times or 100 yrs. Ago.We have way too many people and not enough precious metals to go around.During the 1920's Silver was in our monetary circulation on the every day life spare change of dimes and quarters.This time around no.We haven't seen Silver in circulation since the 1960's.
Also, Silver is being destroyed compared to Gold.We use more silver than any electric conductor because is a very good conductor or performs better and smoother than Copper (another electric conductor)...But Silver is becoming less of it.Yes, it might not become worth like Gold, but once this system loses control we could see the old or historic ratios re-establish back in motion of Silver 10:1 or 9:1 to Gold.This time around is not going to be the same like in the past.The powers that be want you to think and rely on that old news or statistical charts, but want you to dismiss the 7+ Billion people on the planet which is those numbers that create a possible High Demand and the given short supply=High Prices.

[juliorosario]

Hi, in my opinión, holding real state does not perform well in a real recesión. It goes down in value easily in price por sale or renting prices as steady income. Hard to líquidate at fair prices. So does gold, hard to sell at fair prices. I found bitcoin the easiest fastest asset to liquidate in minutes. I am Venezuelan living in Venezuela, and I am stuck with properties Unable to rent or sell at bargain prices. I recomend Bitcoin.

[crazyinq]

And on 30 March 2020, Mr. Dalio will have to readjust his outcome. Many things have changed since this was videotaped.

[ernstmeier]

This is an old Bloomberg Interview.
Now I think he says there will be no Crash.

[Witnessmoo]

The US economy is literally nothing like the 1930’s... shit, most people didn’t have indoor plumbing back then. What the hell.

[stopasking]

Over the next 20 years silver and gold are probably the best investment someone can make so you might want to look into silver little better my friend the past recessions you were speaking of there was physical Surplus of silver that's not the case anymore

[danski]

Hi all. Great video, thanks. Bitcoin is not the only digital asset. Many more exist that have real world utility and real world use cases as compared to Bitcoin as a store of value. XRP is one of these. Many digital assets are going to be very successful with or without a recession but a recession could amplify this success for Bitcoin, XRP and others. History does not always repeat but it sure does rhyme. Enjoy the ride.