Ray Dalio with David Rubenstein: Why Nations Succeed and Fail

Ray Dalio with David Rubenstein: Why Nations Succeed and Fail

Join legendary investor and #1 New York Times-bestselling author Ray Dalio with Carlyle Group co-founder David Rubenstein on the forces that cause great countries to prosper or crash — and Dalio’s new book, Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order: Why Nations Succeed and Fail.

In his deeply relevant and prescient new book, Dalio argues that a sea change is coming in the world economy — turbulent global politics, a shifting social order, and rising inflation are creating economic conditions that we have not yet seen in our lifetimes. How do we make sense of these forces? Hear Dalio and Rubenstein in an urgent discussion on how our current economy came to be — and how you can prepare for what’s to come.

[bartmastin]

Ray Dalio freely giving his knowledge to everyone. A great gift to society from a great man. A true American hero!

[msrocker]

If you’re a critic of this video, please look at Ray Dalia’s video titled Principles of the New World Order. It is pure knowledge and makes a great deal of sense on what is currently happening this minute in the US.

[Deb.L.]

RD 12:50 onwards - "I was so broke that I had to borrow four thousand dollars from my dad to pay the bills and this was the best thing that ever happened to me, I mean painful, but it was one of the best things that ever happened to me because it gave me the humility I needed to balance with my audacity"

[agentsancho]

This man is openly pouring out his knowledge for anyone and everyone. His wiring is different.

[redpillinvesting]

Ray Dalio is such a bright guy! His book "The Changing World Order" should be taught in every school in the entire world. He is basicly educating the readers about the whole cycle of a nation/empire. From the start of the cycle, typically after a war, till the end of the cycle with huge wealth gaps, populism and war starting to begin.
I can recommend everyone reading this book made by Ray Dalio, who is by the way leading the largest hedgefund in the entire world. I got so much respect for this man and I'm very eager to learn much more from him in the future.

[samusamu]

Ray is fantastic. I want to learn as much as possible from you. Too much wisdom, in markets and in life

[sundarks]

I really enjoyed your discussion today. I felt it was based on deep thinking and varied experience in business and life. I met you in mid 1970s when your classmate Hank Hatch introduced me to you. I was at that time with BNP in New York. It is great to see you sharing your life’s experience with the public. I now mostly live in India and trying to understand how we can help people better themselves through meditation . Wish you lot of success in making people better themselves. Sundar Sundaresan

[ryanmarosy]

2 very smart guys here talking, I enjoyed this. May these men usher in peace and patriotism for America.

[meisiedintwe]

Thanks so much Mr Dalio, God bless you and your family ❤

[fmds]

David, thanks for asking some questions which are really coming to my mind that I will address to Mr. Dalio, if I have a chance to meet him.

[christnimrod]

Great Advice Ray. Thank you and David.

[WillieCleo]

This discussion is so eye opening. Thank you.

[karens]

Ray is such a genuine guy as his character is both authentic and respectable. Wish he was my dad.

[michaelb]

Addressing America's current economic arc Mr Dalio stressed the monetary policy of the Fed: stop printing money and raise interest rates. He only hinted at fiscal policy: (paraphrased) "build a better balance sheet", the US Federal government must balance it's budget. These actions could mitigate "America's decline".

[bbsara]

Things seemed much easier back then than today "then they made me director of commodities, I had never had a full time job before..." lol

[maribethcondrillon]

Yes boss so much exciting I can come and I'm stil waiting my green card visa have a great day god bless

[jamesstmanhattan]

Why's this video three times longer than the one featured on David Rubenstein's channel?

[jenme]

The Chinese is well aware of this from the Song Dynasty, they were the first to print money, they over spent and caused their downfall, going further back than the 500 years Ray researched on.

[shyamfootprints]

This is an extremely simplistic way of explaining why nations succeed. It is true and it is also not true. It does not talk about scientific discovery and it’s resulting invention. Setting up a nation in the realm of pure sciences takes about 500 years - think Isaac Newton’s gravitational theory and the bedrock on which modern physics and mathematics is founded.

[Rossboe]

He played rugby with another guy in his two bedroom apartment?! That sounds dangerous for the breakables.