Ray Dalio’s Warning for the World in 2024

According to Dalio, 2024 is a pivotal year for investors and the economy not just because of the geopolitical tensions, but also the conflicts within the borders of the US , the changes to how money flows in the global economy and the radical shifts happening in technology.

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Disclaimer:
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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[stephenhaas]

6:26 there’s an external source acting on unemployment currently. The bulk of the baby boomers retired in 2022. There are not enough people to replace them. We’re not exactly as bad as the chicoms, but our replacement rate is not as high as it once was. We do not have enough workers to fill the jobs, nor will wait until about 2035.

[darrenbutler]

Even a broken clock is right twice a day. If Ray Dalio keeps making constant predictions he's bound to be right some of the time 🤷

[barryraymond]

The money supply and debt increase in China makes the USA's fed move look conservative in comparison.

[SuperREDXIII]

Please not again
Ray Dalio prediction again and again

Don't delete comments
Fact are true
Dalio or rich dad poor dad called it over and over

I'm the first to like your video if they are good

[jawadarif]

How many predictions has he got right so far in 2023 because you get reporting the he saying the marking going to crash

[mystic]

Dude Dalio is pessimistic every single year if you haven’t noticed by now. Don’t fall for nonsense.

[letsdanceonhere]

I still so respect Dalio even though he's been so wrong for the last four years.

[eleung]

Great video Hamish. Nobody knows the future but at least Ray and you know more than many of us.

[kk-xjoz]

You have to remember the economy and the market is not the same. The economy is doing badly while the market is doing great.

[sebastiannosurname]

The problem is that Western countries have moved all production to the East and that's it. As a result, we have job losses, outflow of intellectual capital, unfavorable trade balance and problems with the supply of basic goods of the 21st century, as shown by the pandemic, e.g. masks. Europe should start to recreate its own industry, at least through subsidies and public procurement. Labor costs? Automation will be introduced to increase productivity. Because productivity increases through new tools, not extended working hours and the number of employees.

[mbg]

OK for the narrative. But for now, what's the trade?

[leonkowski]

I’m commenting to support to hopefully be back to back huge video views 🤞

[Al-yubq]

This year will be good for stock markets

[DaxXx]

Ah so we should expect +15% on the SP500

[curly__]

54% of working age adults in the US are long term unemployed. Whatever their actual status, we can surmise that if they are not working, then they are on some form of fixed income. Fixed income does not keep up with inflation. Period. So inflationary debt spending and monetization is destroying the US economy by destroying the purchasing power of over half the country which supports the other half of the country that still works, because the vast majority of our jobs are service oriented now.
A second great depression is on the horizon. They cannot ease or add more stimulus into a high inflation economy without creating exponentiating inflationary consequences. And all of this was done to us on purpose.

[zoltonthemagnificent]

I think the chart on political right or left movement is bs. The left movement is at least as far as the right.

[marijalisicyna]

Very good video. I also wish you could tell then exactly prices will peack so we can sell before they go down

[virginiakershaw]

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[funkyprepper]

Families handling finaces better. Not in a recession. Are you serious

[johnnyhshify]

Taiwan main parties are not extremely pro or anti China, its all theatrics. Many here in Taiwan dont sre much difference hence the rise of third party focusing more on domestic issues