Dalio: Cash Is No Longer Trash

Ray Dalio, Bridgewater Associates Founder joined us from the Greenwich Economic Forum to explain the importance of diversifying a portfolio and where to invest in today's economy. He also tells us why his next chapter doesn't include a new fund.
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[@ThomasShelby-xz2fk]

It never was trash… these people always say that when the market is down and then it rallies 20% (like it did this year)

[@uzah88]

He was right. Every other asset class was mooning during that time.

[@chrisginoc]

Dalio is a good thought leader , but he was wrong about his cash is trash comments. These talking heads say one thing then do another.

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[@SmartestDumbGuy]

Interest rates are going to have to fall again and Dalio will be proved right. This interest rate spike that is giving cash value is a short term thing.

[@illegalsmirf]

Dalio changes his mind about cash like I change my underwear. BTW, we shouldn't be letting any 'Economic Forum' dictate to us how to run our lives!

[@walden6272]

It's already too late. Our Government already dictate how we live our lives by their excessive laws and regulations, requiring fees and permits to do things. Freedom is gone. Once people wake up and realize that, then we can finally rebel and take back our country from these tyrants.

[@andersoncavill4571]

He talks round n round without going into the points.

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Noone is saying they are trying to dictate how to run your life. Do what you want. For many recent years, any investor would have loved a 5% guaranteed return.

[@solarespecialistasunidos7762]

Not really, if you understand everything he says he has never changed his opinion. He still thinks cash is trash, he still thinks the dollar is dying and will eventually die. Cash is no longer crash nowadays but just TEMPORARILY whilst central banks keep rising interest rates to combat inflation. However, eventually, once the recession arrives, central banks will lower interest rates again to avoid a deflationary depression and boom!!!: cash will become trash again, and this time forever. Ray has always said this, never changed his opinion.

[@AH-fm7rj]

S&P500 provided 10% growth in 0% rate and QE environment. Now the rates are at 5.5% and there is QT. This makes cash KING.

[@praveenspike]

Cash is trash actually if it doesn't have true value or a backer.

[@Avve22]

Ray Dalio would be remembered so long people would remember the word "economics"

[@GM4ThePeople]

"Ray Dalio" is an anagram for "Airy Load".

[@drmodestoesq]

And GmThePeople is an anagram for "Phlegm Topee."

[@cerealpeer]

cash is your best friend when cash is down a lot

[@georgelien]

Years ago when he said “Cash is trash” I laughed so hard.

[@HughJass-jv2lt]

At ZERO PERCENT interest rates... it's True.

[@walden6272]

The Federal Reserve change that. Higher interest rate better for cash. Hopefully the Fed will raise it up to 16%. The return in savings would be fantastic.

[@HughJass-jv2lt]

@@walden6272 🤣🤣 Yes, 16% returns in fake@ss _MONOPOLY Dollars_

[@_nik]

if you held cash from then to now you would have lost around half of your purchasing power.

[@Agent77X]

Smart money has been completely wrong in 2023! They been double down on shorting the stock and bond markets resulting in massive losses!😂

[@blankjohnson6934]

Is he confused or is confusing us or both?

[@k54dhKJFGiht]

Diversify yes, but don't throw it at any globally unstable supply chain!

[@straightdrive6192]

Real cash is real estate , cash is trash 🗑️

[@walden6272]

I guess the real estate crash in 2008 didn't change your mind about the vulnerability of real estate huh.

[@lokesh303101]

Cash is no longer Trash.

[@tedwong7037]

hahahha, Dalio was saying how did he evaluate which country to invest in and did all those analysis, and those are conveniently cut,hahah i bet he was saying China.

[@NIKELESPRIT]

😂 . No longer trash?

[@getcrack4me]

Dalio Before: Long China Short Cash. Dalio Now: Short China Long Cash

[@xiaoyang4521]

Yeah do the opposite you'll make money@@getcrack4me

[@rikirex2162]

they change direction and opinion on their preaching like the church did and does.

[@emanuellasker3650]

Dalio for President!

[@cerealpeer]

where to invest for president.

[@peterbedford2610]

Even at almost 5% on treasuries, most large investors and sovereigns have decided they're not intetested.

[@walden6272]

Where they put their money in?

[@SzTz100]

Just common sense.

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This man i s a treasure

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[@mmercato7174]

He dont know like everyone else...

[@walawalahey1]

then cash is really trash now.

[@spokesperson_usa]

Sad old man thinks the Vegas industry is about principles.

[@klovacka]

Chap is a corn artist. BEAWARE

[@timwalter6795]

a legend in his own mind. I"m not impressed.

[@walden6272]

Anyone who became a Billionaire through investing deserve to think highly of themselves. I guess you aren't impressed because you are a trillionaire right? :)

[@joshfrench6426]

Hahaha the economy is ending!! Wait I love the Federal Reserve!! Wait, the debt is too high!! Wait I gotta find a new grift!!

[@erikbruininckx142]

cash is fiat so a lot of shit

[@CaleMcMartin]

Ray Dalio is a fraud

[@walden6272]

How so?

[@jeevanpendli449]

Ray Dalio said cash is trash six months ago.

[@eh7599]

Smart people change their minds as conditions change. Are you under the false assumption that the world stays static?

[@goodneighborsnetwork]

CASH was never trash, dip$hit. Dalio was wrong and can't seem to admit it. A very common pitfall for Wall Street and DC creatures.

[@Eyeofthetiger69]

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U.S. spends has accelerated like mad! $33 trillion and counting!😂