Hedge Fund Legend Ray Dalio On The Economy

[@JD0509]

What a great non interrupted inverview. This guy is full of knowledge. Host also did a great job.

[@Kid_Ikaris]

I agree. Sometimes doing a great interview means shutting up mainly. Questions were good too though.

[@muse-tantra1329]

The host was terrible dude. Business Insider is a crappy Place.

[@RyujiSuzuki]

Finally Ray Dalio is happy to have a smart person interviewing him. Shame on CNBC and Bloomberg.

[@samkamath5826]

And Gary too

[@rmondave]

Does Dalio ever consider that it is not the lack of pencils but the lack of parental guidance encouragement and a father in the home that root of failed education in most of our society? Also does ray see from his billionaire ivory tower the fact that healthcare costs are spiraling out of control and the solution lies 90% in prevention ? you cannot keep shoveling expensive drugs endlessly to the millions of 300-pound diabetics with expensive meds - expensive triple bypass surgery! Hint : $50 per unit robotic surgery is not the answer... Prevention is much more effective and the only real solution!

[@jonathan.writes]

@@samkamath5826 shit even Tony Robbins blew it too

[@patson1111]

Thank you for not interrupting him.

[@jamesatlas5204]

when i started investing , i didnt knew Ray Dalio..... when i am in a recession i learned a lesson and will follow him now on

[@leongnikki]

Me too.

[@Skantezz]

Everything he says should be viewed through the lens of him being a HF manager. He is literally paid to be bearish, because that is the only reason you would invest in a HF as opposed to a long fund. Why do you think Bill Ackman is on CNBC every week speaking in a fake shaky voice telling everyone we are going to "be in hell within 30 days"? They are manipulating the market in their own favor.

[@Big_Nuke]

please explain yourself?

[@oudude8770]

Yup, I also had to learn a lesson or two in recently.

[@Rossini737]

The interviewer must've read our comments under the CNBC and Bloomberg interviews. Good job.

[@soomaliitachannel6939]

I think so

[@DewTime]

What did they say there

[@JetskiDex]

For sure they did! They didn't want the backlash.

[@adamc2320]

Dew Time The interviewers were constantly interrupting Ray and then arguing with him like they are on the same level as him.

[@Julian-cm9bo]

Completely agree! The CNBC interview was a disaster, especially that axxhole-farting Joe.

[@asdf38009]

Finally they let this genius talk without interrupting him every 5 seconds. Great interview

[@chtomlin]

Genius? Globalist puppet is more like it....

[@extradimension7356]

When Ray says "Rivalry" in the late 30's of Germany and Japan versus the USA (that's not strictly correct), Germany + "Reichsbank" borrowed a hideous amount of money from the USA for recovery from what would now be called "Austerity measures" today + reparation from Versailles treaty. Japan was in a very different situation. The Americans were not cognizant that Germany's chancellor was going to turn his "Miraculous" 4 and 5 years plans into another Great War. The assumption was that the Germans would stop at the Sudeten Land and that would be that. The mild hypocrisy is that America would have stayed out of the War had not been for Japan (Dec 7th 1941), but prior to that WAR is (unfortunately) big business. The USA war effort output made the USA what it became... While the rest of Europe was in ruins. Currency manipulation of sorts is what actually enabled Germany to reconstruct (Under Marshall plan) and become what it is today. I think Ray Dalio's "Thesis" is that economics drives all politics BUT if the 20th century is anything to go by then sadly ideologies are the drivers that exploit economic situations. Tail wagging dog or dog wagging tail. However today we have China that for the first time is a strictly communist country that is Capitalist... That's never happened before and the USA politically can never implement a draft so we have this medium grade "Perpetual" war... I REALLY don't think that crude past analogues are useful to model the future in this case. The world today IS very different today because of what we (globally) have gone through in the 20th century. No repeats in this case.

[@2MagsnotClips]

Chuck T. More of a hustler

[@rmondave]

Does Dalio ever consider that it is not the lack of pencils but the lack of parental guidance encouragement and a father in the home that is short changing education in most of our society? Also does ray see from his billionaire ivory tower the fact that healthcare costs are spiraling out of control and the solution lies 90% in prevention ? you cannot keep shoveling expensive drugs endlessly two the millions of 300-pound diabetics with expensive meds - expensive triple bypass surgery! Hint : $50 per unit robotic surgery is not the answer... Prevention is much more effective and the only real solution!

[@rmondave]

@@2MagsnotClips Does Dalio ever consider that it is not the lack of pencils but the lack of parental guidance encouragement and a father in the home that is short changing education in most of our society? Also does ray see from his billionaire ivory tower the fact that healthcare costs are spiraling out of control and the solution lies 90% in prevention ? you cannot keep shoveling expensive drugs endlessly two the millions of 300-pound diabetics with expensive meds - expensive triple bypass surgery! Hint : $50 per unit robotic surgery is not the answer... Prevention is much more effective and the only real solution!

[@Scott-ju7pm]

What a fabulous interview. I agree with another commenter about Dalio in 2020. If not as president, then for God's sake, get this man involved in economic policy making!

[@mykhailonikolaichuk6392]

Well, it's almost universal for this planet to have cunning assholes in government and not smart&honest people. ANY decent economist would swing policies for good.

[@sebastianheine378]

Scott Temple thankfully Ray is already involved in policy making! As he explained his books "Principle", Ray helped the US federal government navigate the global financial crisis. He also said he has helped leaders in China as well as Europe with economic policy making. He has been involved behind the scenes for a long time, let's just hope politicians are smart enough to listen

[@mtutone]

And Obama was logical? Trump is one of the best things that has happened to this country. Keep Democrats OUT!

[@josesbox9555]

Mark Tutone Obama was reducing the budget deficit. The orange one just blew a two trillion dollar hole in the budget at the end of an expansion. What an idiot.

[@josesbox9555]

Agrigator He dropped the deficit by 2/3 after mopping up Ws mess. He’s the lowest spending president in more than a generation.

[@georgikorovski9054]

At 13:00 you can really see his morals coming through. He started talking about his philanthropy and what charities he gives away to but instantly realises that his human nature is making him brag about it and stops talking about it. A lot of people donate just so they are able to brag about with it. He is absolutely amazing.

[@simpleinvesting7371]

*He is very good. Btw you can watch great investors from my channel!!*

[@georgeboutwell6069]

Morals? today you stole from the store. Before you bring attention someone else's morals ensure of your own. Stop TOUCHING HER THERE!!!

[@bluesmiller7081]

Good interview of Dalio, way better than the terrible job CNBC did.

[@livefreeordie7598]

That guy Joe on CNBC is a joke for an interviewer.

[@Rui725]

this guy actually let him talk. I thought that was the point of the interviews?

[@grumbla1]

Exactly!

[@andis9076]

@@Julian-cm9bo CBNC people, every time the interview fire an alarm, they cut them off with their noisy mouth, to make sure the audience doesn't hear the alarm and freak out.

[@manimaaji]

CNBC has a listening problem. Firstly they dont know anything and then they wont even let Ray talk. Seriously dumb people at CNBC.

[@nerios.v]

"Maybe in 2 years" Boom, 2020, recession starts.

[@lucascederqvist7915]

just lol if you didnt predict coronaaAAAaaA

[@theliftedbar4610]

his 1.5B put 4 months ago protected the portfolio from the Corona crashes

[@nerios.v]

@@lucascederqvist7915 corona is just the match that ignited it all, the bubble has been forming for a long time now.

[@lucascederqvist7915]

so?

[@cwaddle]

Moshe considering the crisis, the fact that stock market dropped just 33% suggests that there was no bubble, credit can be expanded forever, helped by the fact that interest rate is 0

[@SpaceWalkTraveller]

As several people noted below. It was a very good interview, you let Ray talk instead on interrupting him unlike cnbc.

[@jenselee7878]

Finally an interviewer who does his job well and lets dalio talk. Thank you!

[@KingLutherQ]

Business Insider did a really good job on this interview. CNBC was terrible - Ken Kernan kept on interupting with his dumb comments.

[@livefreeordie7598]

You mean Joe! That blowheart a$$hole who's obviously heavily invested in the market wants all his guests to say stock prices will go up forverer. He constantly talks over and interrupts his guests with his dumba$$ viewpoints to coerce them into agreeing with him.

[@KingLutherQ]

Yep! Joe Squakmouth Kernen

[@peredavi]

I can't stand watching and listening to that guy. He must have compromising photos or video of his bosses.

[@chtomlin]

Are you kidding? This idiot interviewer blames the tax cuts that have improved tax revenues, for the deficit created by his leftists BS...

[@SB-sv5sk]

Chuck T. Ray Dalio seem to agree with him and had an intelligent answers to these questions. I’ll take Dalio over your opinion any day.

[@luisv491]

unlike many, when you listen to Ray you see why he's one of those worth 18 billion. Highly intelligent man

[@Joehoops33]

Very true, maybe he can pitch in and help with those school pencils?

[@Joehoops33]

@irregularexpression because he complaining about it still being a problem. Hundreds of millions buys pencils for all those kids....I have no problems with what anyone does with their wealth, I just have a problem with someone speaking on my behalf through government handouts.

[@mikaelohman9839]

So, one can't put a light on a problem without having to solve it at the same time? That's one very interesting way to look at things... Making examples makes it easy for everyone to understand how bad a situation is, like in this case. And yes, he does plenty of investments that helps with education as well so you are both wrong and totaly off point here.

[@rmondave]

Yes he makes money, but that not mean he should make policy. Does Dalio ever consider that it is not the lack of pencils but the lack of parental guidance encouragement and a father in the home that root of failed education in most of our society? Also does ray see from his billionaire ivory tower the fact that healthcare costs are spiraling out of control and the solution lies 90% in prevention ? you cannot keep shoveling expensive drugs endlessly to the millions of 300-pound diabetics with expensive meds - expensive triple bypass surgery! Hint : $50 per unit robotic surgery is not the answer... Prevention is much more effective and the only real solution!

[@rmondave]

@@ClintSevilla somewhat agree with you. A bit of fooled by randomness principles apply the same titled book by nassim taleb:) Does Dalio ever consider that it is not the lack of pencils but the lack of parental guidance encouragement and a father in the home that root of failed education in most of our society? Also does ray see from his billionaire ivory tower the fact that healthcare costs are spiraling out of control and the solution lies 90% in prevention! you cannot keep shoveling expensive drugs endlessly to the millions of 300-pound diabetics with expensive meds - expensive triple bypass surgery! Hint : $50 per unit robotic surgery is not the answer... Prevention is much more effective and the only real solution!

[@cathyoh6042]

clearly this anchor understands "respect" thoughtful and calm approach leads to the great interview

[@jamespetherick6151]

Respect for greed? Respect for a man who never produced anything? Respect? What a complete idiot you are, greed has destroyed the planet for your children, there are none so blind as ..........

[@cathyoh6042]

well at least Dalio distribtes free PDF book for letting people know what is coming.

[@chtomlin]

He is just too dumb to comment...

[@everest001]

Thoughtful and calm, yes. But also prepared to respond excitedly (but never not intelligently) to what is a TREMENDOUSLY interesting and exciting moment in a process which has precedents but is nevertheless vastly new and potentially dangerous this time through the dicey bits of the cycle. He seems to be saying 'think clearly for yourself about what balance is and what various parties need and where they will wish to stand' as well as announcing the possibility for genuine - and a genuinely novel - transparency on the side of the representatives of the already rich. An excellent interview.

[@rikeshpatel1237]

@@chtomlin well he is the ceo and co founder of business insider, so i doubt he is "too dumb to comment".

[@peterconroy5899]

Excellent interviewing. Thanks for allowing Dalio to answer your questions thoughtfully without interrupting his train of thought. He drops serious wisdom.

[@subtractivemusic]

The fact that this video only has 1,200 views while the latest puppy video has 12m should tell you why we are all screwed.

[@RserBot2]

This must be one of the best economic commentary I've ever watched

[@SpaceWalkTraveller]

Very true.

[@publicdomain1103]

who needs this shit sandwich. The smartest minds from ivy league go to the banksters and they still are dumb as bricks. Wall Street Is inhabited by a small population of very sick and addicted devil dogs.

[@TheRetiredVeteran]

I prefer the puppies.

[@telu4827]

that's why the next downturn coming and people will be struggling and confused and use their vote to hope for a better leader to change everything.

[@mgreg8134]

His talk just proves what I have been saying for years is that every recession or depression is caused by the financial sector. Every time these guys talk about the economy they are basically talking about financial markets not the physical economy. Or at the very least the "economy" that the top 1% participate in.

[@AmosPlumb]

Great job by interviewer! Best Ray interview that he's done latley.

[@chtomlin]

Are you serious?

[@AmosPlumb]

@@chtomlin yes. Ray was given time to answer questions. And the interviewer asked good questions (they were kinda softball fanboy questions but still very informative).

[@Sanitytrain]

A MAN who sees the truth, and is WISE ENOUGH to realize the REAL value of TELLING the truth to those who will listen. A real gift. Ray Dalio is on a short list of mine..The list is of those rare men that actually are worth following. Please be worth his time and listen.

[@BetterWorld0]

That’s how an interview supposed to be conducted. He did not interrupt Ray after every sentence unlike CNBC smh.

[@eduardolacayo4413]

Fantastic interview with Ray Dalio. The anchor was incredible, great job Business Insider.

[@Kelberi]

What an irony; disconnect in connecticut.

[@zoobafornow]

It was connected until it's cut

[@owenwalker1774]

😂

[@AustinSprinzFanAccount]

I'm surprised, the interview was extremely well done. Great job, and great listen.

[@ImaITman]

This man just taught me as much about how to live life as how to be successful in the markets. Thank you.

[@simpleinvesting7371]

*He is so good man. Btw you can watch great investors from my channel!*

[@gauravverma6775]

Interviewer is awesome finally there is an interviewer in the world who give respect to Ray dalio

[@13mozg]

Finally, an interviewer that doesn't interrupt Ray and really engage in a meaningful discussion. Thank you Business Insider and thank you Ray!

[@craigflick927]

13mozg ......ANOTHER FAKE SHILL

[@SGspecial84]

You guys hit it out of the park on this interview! Thanks for letting Ray speak full sentences, unlike all the other interview's I've seen, where he gets interrupted frequently.

[@christopherhorruitiner1067]

Knowing nothing of the gentleman Dalio, I enjoyed every second of this interview.

[@helenachase78]

It says that it was 2 years ago... It's quite eerie thinking the bubble could bust at any second.

[@torycook1215]

Dalio is always worth our time and attention. Incredibly practical & realistic.

[@ukaszferenc5249]

I loved this interview. It was actually guest explaining his point of view with smart questions and without getting any interruptions. Fabulous job!

[@taufiqusman6655]

Excellent Interview. Dalio should be involved with the country's economic policymaking. And dealing with China and other possible global economic powers.

[@yannikaye1903]

I have been watching a lots of Ray ' interviews. This is the best host ever! Respect the gust and do not cut off Ray ' answers. Fantastic!

[@alexanderrowan5723]

I for one never imagined how lucrative hedge funds company could be. You’ll be surprised how much you earning in a couple of months just because of the online market, it’s remarkable

[@belfortwilber5263]

No doubts I would definitely love to learn the craft of making buys and sells myself making profit myself but I would take earning with a good company while I learn

[@milepottsman2034]

We always quick to forget how intimidating and knowledge consuming the market can be, it’s always best to go about it with help from a professional only then can we say it’s indeed lucrative

[@alexanderrowan5723]

Hammer to the nail bro I took so much losses onset of my career solely trying to be trade pro, it was at the later under the mentoring of Noud Mikan I began getting profitable ends

[@milepottsman2034]

I looked him up he’s no kid. A skilled expert you’ve got there. I feel this is also a major issue finding the right person to help. Most just want to make you money rather than teach

[@alexanderrowan5723]

@@milepottsman2034 Facts man after a seminar where he was the speaker his bio page was dropped on there.. noudmikan. info You can say he’s remarkable

[@erickvidbaz3086]

Ray Dalio's back to 2018.... warning us to prepare for this time 2022....

[@ahsanhusain8916]

Good interview!! learned a lot as a young finance professional. Thank you Business Insider. Love from Pakistan :)

[@arhanya8552]

you invested in shanghai stock exchange?

[@NoxLegend1]

Ray Dalio 2018: Maybe the downturn is in two years...

[@waynewang8904]

the pandemic is a perfect storm. Even without it, the downturn would be triggered by something else this year anyway. The marked will go down in next couple of years.

[@johnhupperts]

holy crap that was one of the more influential videos I've seen in a while

[@jv4nderh4m]

It was fantastic, have you seen his animated video on the debt cycles?

[@PigmalionTrading]

What an interview!!! anyone here in quarantine?

[@xfactor740501]

Excellent...Dalio finally got to finish his thoughts and elaborate on details. This is one of the many advantages of digital over legacy media distribution

[@michael1345]

It's interesting how he interprets PRINCIPLES. Obviously a very important componet in his BUSINESS methods ad what ever they are, they are very FLEXIBLE.

[@Abgealgt]

beautiful interview. I would like to hear more ...

[@sivanishaharan5349]

From the comments below and having seen previous interviews, it's a complement to the interviewer who allows Dalio to finish what he is saying

[@ricecrash5225]

Where can I get his book ? I have never heard Mr Dalio speak but thoroughly enjoyed this interview.

[@EveryVillianIsLemon1]

Rice Crash amazon. It’s called principles

[@Rossini737]

The first one is Principles, it's on amazon, the second one Big debt crisis you can get for free as a pdf on his website principles dot com.

[@neilasif8572]

www.principles.com/A-Template-For-Understanding-Big-Debt-Crises-By-Ray-Dalio.pdf

[@MrAceekidd]

@@Rossini737 Is the book worth buying?

[@MrAceekidd]

@@neilasif8572 thanks.

[@marthak1618]

I am thankful that Ray Dalio has been so generous in sharing the basics of his views on the economy and markets over the years, sharing the wealth of his accumulated insight even as he earned himself a fortune. And I am thankful that Henry Blodget, scapegoated in the burst of the internet bubble (one of the few punished for the fraud that was) found a way to undo some of the damage of his earlier life by being a rational and pragmatic voice for all of us.

[@georgegannon7643]

I think Ray should run for president! Seems very genuine, sincere and it’s evident he knows what he is talking about!

[@Yuvraj_Banga__]

A day with ray dalio is more valuable than winning a million dollars

[@maxin3231]

Every interview should be like this one ☝️

[@badzbandile83]

momentinpassing the rich do not pay taxes because they understand the tax law, you should read on it...the law contains hundreds of ways you can legally do things to avoid paying tax. Only the first few pages are about paying taxes. Unfortunately they’ll never teach you this at school.

[@mituldaniadventureJunkie]

Perfect Interview. Great job by Anchor not interrupting and being patient until Ray completes everything.

[@vasaricorridor7989]

"When the rich take money from the poor it's called business,when poor people resist it's called violence." Mark Twain

[@Alfie-ni7lx]

May I suggest you look at Austrian economics I feel like it'll help you understand a bit more whats going on than the socialist sayings of Mark Twain

[@melkiyad2504]

@@Alfie-ni7lx don't take this too literally lol

[@michaelrussel2668]

as a non-native speaker, I'm pleased with the provided English subtitle, thanks business insider!

[@jianwen5760321]

The word “truth” has lost so much of its substance that you need to put “radical” before it for it to have meaning.

[@alexsierra111]

Thank you for saying this! 🙏

[@johnaspinall9975]

What a relief to hear such honesty and genuine concern to make things better - a total surprise.

[@warsshan]

I have just finished reading the book....... somehow gaining all that new knowledge made me even more pessimistic....... The Purge is coming, run for your lives!!!!

[@sherlock27]

He said 2 years! and here we are now 2020...

[@carlmccoy662]

Only in America, one of the primary symptoms of poverty is obesity

[@tamershahin2172]

Finaly an interview for Ray Dalio where the host doesn’t cut him and fully listens to his answers.

[@JoeCiliberto]

Just before the 8 minute mark Ray is asked 'the' question. And Ray gives "the" answer, the right answer, that had the answer been on the minds of Government, business, and banking leaders form the beginning of the 1st and 2nd Industrial revolutions, and even been contemplated in our third, and envisioned (it's not, automation replaces people) in the 4th, we would not be in the predicament we are now deeply embedded. The key to Ray's answer was equal and adequate opportunity, not equal and adequate wealth. Every hemisphere, every global quadrant if you will, exercises capitalism the same way, opportunity, shmunity. I want all I can get, and I want to pay everyone else as little as I can get away with. I do not and will not afford opportunity, but limit it, so as to corner opportunity, as my asset, one I control, so that every every chance is my fortune to be made, where I begin again my cycle of greed.

[@steverosenberg745]

That's very well put. Greed (which President Trump is known for) is NOT Good. Honesty, Integrity, Faith and Goodwill to all brothers and sisters of the world... Trump, you've shown the world dark side of mankind... Greed, Disrespect, Dishonesty, Narcissism... the list goes on and on. Dalio would be 110% better for the USA and he's richer than Trump although Trump would claim he's MUCH RICHER. The USA has put a errant uncouth monster in charge... and although things seem good now... there will be ramifications for many years following Trumps Gig as a World Divider.

[@GMac5409]

14,000 views now (7 months after first published) All but 500 of them in agreement with Ray Dalio's take on what's happening / likely to happen. That's a clue to how "the people" are feeling at this point in time...understandably so.

[@InvestingBookSummaries]

Ray Dalio is one of my favorite investors

[@TheAngerchild]

This is why he’s one of the most successful hedge fund managers on the planet.

[@charlesmcgrath8951]

“What do I - as a normal person - look at to know when it’s the ninth inning I should start transferring and preparing for disaster” - you listen to people like ray dalio

[@saltair13-t7d]

Ray Dalio's Miracle Formula: "What I want is meaningful work & meaningful relationships through radical truthfulness & radical transparency...because they reinforce each other." Nice to know we are in the 7th inning. Thanks for an excellent interview!

[@mtutone]

We are on a ten year cycle. + or - 2 years every zero year we are in a recession.

[@bernardwatts5339]

My best investments: a bicycle, homebrew equipment.

[@alanan4568]

This is how interview should be, you ask question and then you listen. If you want to interrupt and express your own opinion, then that is very hard for audiences to watch or listen. Good job, this is apparently better than CNBC. Feels so good. Thank you.

[@moneymaven5038]

Dude Dalio just told you buy gold miners and commodities. inflation coming, dollar going down....but nobody wants to be a contrarian, it's just too hard to get off of the FAANG Train.

[@dannymandebo9507]

bathrobe baller yawn. Gold bugs have been saying the same crap for 40 years. Listening to them would have you missing every bull run in every asset class...

[@Mkoivuka]

There's going to be a bit of a reshuffle, 2 of the largest gold miners just merged which means incoming structural reforms.

[@soccerplayer2277]

Two weeks ago I liquidated my parents equity based etfs and invested in floating rate etfs. Made a .6% gain in it since due to the fed rate hike. Much safer too, they're approaching retirement, so my risk tolerance is pretty low with their money.

[@nickashton3584]

there will only be one gold bull run

[@justforfunok2424]

@@dannymandebo9507 And why blame them. Seeing what we had done with fiat currency and banks since we went off the gold standard should scare everyone.

[@jimbush80528]

The interviewer did a phenomenal job. They should use this video to educate all of them.

[@rylangston]

I want to click thumbs up ten times for this interview.

[@Sarah-vh4wt]

He gives such good insight.. even if you have to break down his lingo and study terms… he helps you understand the economic style as a whole.

[@vanenkhuizen]

Great interview. Finally a good interviewer for the legend mr Dalio.

[@alexloc1446]

Great interview - finally one where Dalio can finish giving his views without being constantly interrupted. And as such, significantly more informative

[@jaythizzle1969]

The best content BI has ever put out.

[@SuperDigitalGenius]

Ray Dalio 2020

[@publicdomain1103]

We already produce more for less pay fuc dat. Fat cat telling the skinny cat how to eat.

[@kingvegeta6341]

And Dimon for VP!

[@cxMLG]

@@publicdomain1103 trump 2020

[@parkerbohnn]

Chief O'Hara or Commissioner James Gordon 2020. Hopefully Trump will get impeached first and the stock market will crash 90+ percent to fair market value.

[@kirstinstrand6292]

Two different perceptions...this is the only Dalio interview to watch. (of the two mentioned).

[@laurensouthgate2458]

I read principles and really enjoyed it .I'm looking forward to reading the next 2 .Thanks for such great books.

[@runreilly]

Ray is awesome. Look at him spillin' the beans.

[@johnd4348]

Best explanation of our present business cycle I have ever heard.

[@Kalle227]

2:51 Stannis Baratheon: “ 'krīsis.” Davos: “what?” Stannis: “nothing.”

[@williamsee7611]

Great job not interrupting Dalio.

[@TheRock-zo7zl]

Ray Dalio is Genius i love him so much 💕😘❤️♥️

[@はにゃん-m1u]

I'm happy that's listened to this video to the last, because he was said that's good thing on the end.

[@manyltef9811]

we are in 2020 and this fully applies to today¨s situation! I keep listning like to an oracle...

[@kenmccready2870]

i find dalio remarkable ,great insights and wisdom ,,with consistent focus and learning over and over ,,at least i can imporve my chances .....

[@thinkdeeeeep]

很好的采访，学习了ray的投资思维。

[@Hoppensagen]

19:30 is great

[@d1nch3r]

Ray seems like a very smart and humble person. I'm sure there are a lot to learn from him with his upcoming book.

[@rf9164]

I'm surprised US does not have a reasonable minimum wage for hospitality workers but expect them to earn money through tips. This is like making them beg..

[@BdeJJG]

its not making them beg if you understand that the positiom is basically sales amd commission and understand the business youre in and location as well.

[@BdeJJG]

if you look at is as making people beg then your view and assumption needs to be adjusted to that field.

[@TamImBlessed]

One of the best financial interviews so far. The interviewer did a great job.

[@LaszloMag]

Great interview, thank you! I hope our policy makers take him seriously

[@petekdemircioglu]

Its not in their interest to do so.

[@petekdemircioglu]

He needs to become President

[@TradingQuotes]

Ray Dalio, one of the icon on investing.

[@lancepheng]

Why doesn't the president speak as eloquently and intelligently as dalio?

[@spectrecruz2697]

The president can't even close an umbrella and you wonder why he isn't intelligent or eloquent.

[@Not2shabbe]

The last nine presidents before him couldn't close an umbrella or use it properly

[@SGHedge]

CNBC kept cutting this genius off - now I know why - he speaks cold hard truth

[@ThePorschefan]

Dear God! Ray please run for president!

[@ebrelus7687]

He proposes only more socialism. He is part of the problem not any solution.

[@chtomlin]

Why? we don't need another globalist hack....

[@chtomlin]

@@ebrelus7687 finally someone who gets this guy....

[@ThePorschefan]

Sorry if my comment was misunderstod, I claimed that, because I share life principles with him and I like his understanding of the global and domestic economy But its my opinion, I never ment to say that what I want or like is the best option outthere or that everyone should agree with me, I just like him and in my opinion could do a great job, but i'm not an expert either on politics or economics :) Regards folks

[@chtomlin]

@@ThePorschefan as a globalist pawn he should have a good grasp on globalist cabal intentions

[@user-ql3ws5uz1d]

Great interview, learned more from it than the CNBC and Bloomberg ones combined because Ray was actually the one talking.

[@tibtrader]

Cnbc should hire this guy

[@livefreeordie7598]

CNBC should go bankrupt

[@soomaliitachannel6939]

😂😂😂😂

[@caroleb3756]

Ray Dalio is one of the most respected individuals on Wall Street. So many great points that he made in this interview. Thank you Ray.

[@WaK3UpBoY]

Finally a good interview THANK YOU!!

[@bayesianlee6447]

Interviewer and intervee all worked well. Great!

[@KeyserSoseRulz]

First thing that came to mind is "maddoff". He was very convincing when getting folks to trust their money to him....

[@magus9dannugcris]

Mr. Dalio, you are helping create the economic crunch in the US.

[@TheSilkoth]

Immense respect for the level of comprehension and consideration here. Talking about the several crises in a realistic, non-political fashion. Medical Debt, Education quality as ROI on education debt, Microfinance.