Ray Dalio on the Economic Impact of the Coronavirus Crisis

Apr.15 -- Ray Dalio, the billionaire founder of investment management firm Bridgewater Associates, talks with Bloomberg's Erik Schatzker on the "Bloomberg Invest Talks" webcast about the long-term economic implications of the coronavirus crisis and what can be expected moving forward.

[@rakanoriginal]

I wish Joe Rogan would interview Ray for 3 hours straight. Don't friggin interrupt RAY !

[@orkfund]

Wolf Y2k DUDE YES!!!!!!!

[@peterstaykov9670]

101%

[@BagHoldingStonks]

so annoying

[@agentsmith64]

So many freaking interruptions.. This interviewer is terrible

[@gooddaysharma1876]

Wolf Y2k US Finance Wizards & Tech corp supported Growth in Chuna disregarding their penchant for Totalitarian Setup,absolute secrecy & lack of transparency.

[@nicholasvarro7382]

Poor Ray, always gets cut off by the interviewer. Let Ray Speak please!

[@MotoM1234]

Have to cut in he was droning without giving much useful info.

[@jangzterrizer9405]

This guy interviewed Stan Druckenmiller twice and I think those where great

[@TechieTard]

Marco Deo YOU need COUNTING LESSONS! Cut him off at each critical point he was making! 3 in the first 7 minutes!

[@thumper1747]

Nicholas Varro I’ve noticed that interviewers, talk show hosts and anchors ALL think they are the focus and not the person they’re talking with

[@kingjaffejoe4446]

Poor and Ray are is an oxymoron

[@aldotjahjadi]

This guy is very rude keep on interrupting Ray. An example of bad interview.

[@WestfallWorx]

That interviewer ruined an opportunity for viewers to take home many key points. Frustrating!

[@happyt6493]

Velocity Ventures he explains in depth on Ray Dalio’s LinkedIn his article “ The mechanics of war economy “

[@puremathematics8683]

this interviewer was nassim taleb favourite nassim taleb love this interviewer

[@MetalBum]

He always does this

[@alexincrediblee]

He was just smart enough to see Ray was dodging question and not giving useful information

[@derMcSven]

Alex Li exactly

[@truemadison]

it seems it is JUST not me feeling that the host is not "good" enough to host Ray Dalio.

[@rcard7878]

Homeversity Host seems to be way out of his depth. It seems to be a sound bite guy trying to do a long form interview.

[@gabrielrobayo2126]

I have studied economic history and Ray has given me chills as he expanded my mind of our new redefined era. I believe the magnitude of change was like that of entering the new world order of the 1945 Nuclear age combined with the economic emotions of the 1937 post "double dip" and of course a lighter version of fall 1918. We are almost at the eye of the hurricane which will be followed by the second hit of pummeling the real economy. Check your seatbelts, this ride in history is going to get more turbulent than you realize.

[@ADPTraining]

Hang on Fred, here we go.

[@caligirl6610]

Right

[@nalejbank]

I must assume that you know that both Michael Bloomberg and Ray Dalio are both globalists and members of the private, invitation only, 5,000 member exclusive "club" named the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR). You know, that same group that Joe Biden confessed to about withholding assistance to Ukraine unless they fired the prosecutor that was investigating corruption with Burisma, the company that Joe's son sat on with no experience in energy and was paid $50,000/mo, over $3,000,000 total. Joe was BRAGGING to the assembled at the CFR!!! Why didn't this host divulge my original facts about Bloomberg and Dalio?

[@migueleduardo6297]

I think you will miss the great bull market thas is starting ...now

[@davidmartin7685]

Excellent way to put it.

[@xyzzy4567]

Thumbs up for Ray, thumbs down for the interviewer. Don’t interrupt!

[@jrborgify]

the reporter feels obligated to interject, but its annoying and unnecessary.

[@deltaco-zd6dq]

Mark of a poor interviewer ... trying to cover the questions on his list without teasing out the key points or really listening to the answers

[@DexterHaven]

You could be a lawyer...

[@johnechristie3769]

delta co2000 what answers ??

[@brolickscholar3083]

Bullshit! Ray is hiding his real agenda.

[@3blau593]

Why didn’t he let Ray simply continue without interrupting him 😡

[@RafaSyed]

The interviewer needs to sthu, let the genius speak

[@Yuvraj_Banga__]

Ray Dalio is a paradigm of knowledge. This interview was little different, he might have diverged from the main question but everything he said made sense in one way or another.

[@AudiTTQuattro2003]

..."it all depends on how we work together"....Sure, like that will happen in our "winner take all" political climate.

[@DaxXx988]

"Editor-at-large", take some lessons from these comments and learn how to be a better interviewer!

[@__Wanderer]

Dalio is incredible - such wisdom, sad the interviewer felt the need to interject.

[@gastools]

Actually Eric interviews Dalio regularly... And for many years. Eric does a good job and ask questions based on the listening audience. Eric has an in-depth knowledge of the economy... But he is aware he needs to also keep is it interesting for the listeners... It's a balance.

[@jangzterrizer9405]

This zoom interview gives you lags

[@freebyrdx]

WanderLust the Interruptions made this interview almost unwatchable at certain points. That said, loved the content.

[@bagpussmacfarlan9008]

He's smart enough to know the pitch forks might be pointed in his direction some time soon....I give him credit for that

[@douglasfurlong1]

thats what an interview does he keeps the mark on topic..ray is smart but he can go all over the place with what he knows..the reporter was not bad..he kept his mouth shut most of the time.

[@Isabelle12761]

Gosh the interviewer is annoying, trying to sound smart by long-Ass sentences, Ray is right: you are not adequately... an interviewer is to put the question across punctual and simple~

[@francisbeaudoin4747]

Good interview. Ray is definitely one of the finest, if not , The finest observer of economy, finance and human nature. Thank you very much for sharing your thoughts.

[@peanutnutter1]

Erik "Ray I have a question for you" Ray "Well, " Erik "Ray I have an interruption for you, I promise this will be one of many"

[@RyanHoek]

Haha Completely. I've learned to really listen to these guys. So. much so I made a video about how to copy others during a recession: kzbin.info/www/bejne/paa8Xq13d7BjjtU

[@TimvanHelsdingen]

"Americans have holes" - Ray Dalio

[@serggla924]

Tim van Helsdingen and those holes will be filled.

[@TheSkyweasel92]

Guys the interviewer is not an idiot and he's not trying to be rude. There is LAG over the network, and he knows that Ray is a busy man so he's trying to make the most of the time. I think he did fine.

[@SS-xh4wu]

Agree. Also the interviewer is asking some valuable questions that reflect the common confusions we audience have!

[@barbaraherda9212]

For the multiple comments that Erik Schatzker “interrupted” Dalio throughout the interview, here’s the FACTS - Ray Dalio talk time as follows: 2:55-7:16, 8:00-10:27, 10:58-12:33, 13:07-16:09, 17:06-20:35, 21:30-22:20, 23:07-27:36, 27:49-32:37, 33:23-38:12, 39:03-41:49, 42:34-45:12. Do your own math, but ALL questions took less than 1 min, Dalio spoke majority of the time, with one moment where he “cut off Dalio” at the 22:20 mark.

[@brolickscholar3083]

Ray was just rambling about nothing and dodging the questions. Talking about “ Back when I was a kid “ fuckouttahere. Now he’s good and wants to turn the world socialist.

[@MikeVeracity]

Ya can't beat science and math. Thanks.

[@marcoflores8004]

I love how Dalio tells him, dude im just the mechanic dont ask me for what to invest in lol

[@mikefatah]

Great discussion! So much better versus the mainstream TV with oppressive time constrictions and commercials.

[@avelmira]

Will the consideration for inflation/deflation optimizing calculation factor in the deflationary effects of automation?

[@nakedtraitor1802]

Found it a bit frustrating Ray talked and talked but didn't get to the point.

[@moo76man]

Thay is because you want a quick fix answer while Ray is saying the change to come is more than a quick fix.

[@vcoonrod]

That is common.

[@alexisaragones]

I have that impression a lot on latest Ray interviews. He seems a bit lost in himself about what he tries to bring froward

[@newjsdavid1]

This is the way of the economist

[@belgischecryptoadviseur]

he's a smart guy and he want people to understand the difference between filling the financial gaps and economic gaps.... you cannot fill both two . one will go up but the other will go down at the end because that's how the economy work... ;)

[@MartyMeyerdierks]

Just as I was grasping Ray's answer to interviewer's question, in the middle of explination, freaking he interrupts and Ray has to answer totally different. As a interviewer, you ask question, and let interviewee finish. We dont get to listen to Ray Dalio much, dont run it.

[@sebastiantaylor3276]

Ray Dalio finally made economics so simple and cool to study that now I fully want to underatand and be like an economist!! He made economics cool again!

[@BKLevi]

Erik, the Editor at large, ... seemed to be wanting Ray to tell him where the right fishing hole is ... while Ray was trying to tutor us on how and when to fish. You know what I mean?

[@tulledullegirander]

very nicely put. couldnt agree more

[@hilarykyekinder2038]

totally agreed!! Let the smart people talk

[@ravonrogers2268]

The host looks annoyed that Ray is answering the questions im confused

[@nancyv9916]

LET RAY SPEAK!! Where else can we “Listen” to Ray speak UNINTERRUPTED???

[@thor4379]

Have a look at the TED Interview which was done recently

[@TheRealEstateInvestingAcademy]

Ray Dalio always brings simplicity to complex concepts. This guy is a legend.

[@RS.808]

Can I get your takeaways from what Ray commented on in regards to the current stock prices in relation to the economy and financial markets?

[@fanboy-industries]

I disagree with the comments criticizing the interviewer. Ok, the interruptions weren't smooth but the questions were brilliant. A great interview. Great questions and great answers.

[@lordralph9277]

Fully Agree, he let Ray expand on his answers and only engaged him a handful of times throughout

[@MrAlaister]

I wish the interviewer shut up and let that genius speak freely

[@christianmuller292]

Remember they're using satellite to communicate which means there's always a couple of seconds between when one person talks and the person on the other end hears what he's saying. Very complicated to get an interview to go smoothly in these conditions.

[@workerbee2352]

Alberto Alvarez shut up the man talks a lot. A good interviewer controls the conversation

[@ARrights]

Red R All I learned from this “genius” was that this is similar to 1930-1945 period, bonds are unwise investment, and...

[@MrAlaister]

All those of you complaining: ray dalio manages 200 billion dollars, you dont, he is the genius, you are not, so stfu

[@ArnoldJagt]

It is so painful to be with Ray's train of thought and then have this ignorant assbole derail it again and again.

[@macktravels68]

Ray Dalio is a LEGEND. What a remarkable interview!! Amazing. Loved this interview!!

[@joe2mercs]

The question upper most in most people’s minds is how do they buy food and put a roof over their head when they don’t have a job.

[@davidmostertvlogs1319]

Interviewer should have stopped at “what do you think Ray”

[@vcoonrod]

Always impressed with this interviewer. He consistently interjects only when clarification for the listener would be helpful. Very rare talent. Thank you.

[@YogiLogic]

23:08 Ray just said 'You are stupid'.

[@gregoryw9]

Strange interview that didn’t really get anywhere. Host had questions that were by far too long-winded and convoluted (Ray even mentioned a particular question was actually a bunch of questions) but then again Ray tended to be very detailed and rambly in his answers. But Ray is not a media expert or personality so ultimately it’s up to the interviewer to lead and guide the interview. A handful of clear, specific, and succinct questions would’ve made this 10x better. What a wasted opportunity!

[@tenton5226]

Erik wants Ray to tell him the money-making answers and Ray only wants to talk about the processes that will lead you to the answers. The problem is, Erik is asking a guy who operates a company that spends a lot of time, effort and money in order to find out what they think these answers are, so he's not going to just give them away for nothing. Not at least until Ray and his company has fulfilled their own financial interests in them.

[@honeniheixiu8119]

There’s no simple solution and answer

[@tenton5226]

True. But he could give us insight into his predictions, if he wanted to

[@cathylu5439]

Best talk on investment I heard since Feb. Thank you!

[@tntramzy12]

Nice interviewer. I really hope he does more videos he has a way of making his audience speak freely

[@tonyjtsang]

Let the guest talk. Geez. We didn’t tune in to hear the host.

[@Billybalue]

Inflation! then they will try to increase interest rates... That went well just recently in 2018... So does anyone have the political fortitude to do what Volker did? Seriously Doubt It... too far gone. Boomers on fixed incomes will be the real victims, being the largest part of the population, will be a big problem. So, we need to have a 50-year plan of a return to fiscal responsibility, not an election cycle plan. Ray is awesome, thank you for all the knowledge you give to the world for FREE... You da man.

[@driverxag3067]

William Morency Interest rates can’t go up. They tried in December ‘18 and the market threw a conniption fit.

[@shanghaiknight88]

With the "fairtax" in law it will solve that problem. The fairtax removes all taxes. You keep your full paycheck. You are only tax when you buy goods and services. So it's a consumption tax. All wages benefit. This is what Americans need. No more wage wars.

[@angelicadiaz4107]

Thank you for this interview!!! Great insight ! The moral is , we have to be better prepared for situations like this pandemic so the impact is not so devastating ! “ Principles in action “ by Ray has priceless information ℹ️

[@rpinola]

Have to disagree with most comments, Erik is the best interviewer for Ray. He tends to ramble a lot but this interview was very good and of much value. Basically, gold and other things will go up and inflation will take care of the debt and wipe out bondholders. And we'll see which monetary systems hold.

[@timstevenson7454]

Don't interrupt the guru champ! "I'll just interrupt to ask this stupid question that is a side issue"

[@RolfRolink]

From the Netherlands, thanks for this interview! Now i'll buy more stocks and pay back my loans if needed.

[@guloguloguy]

Thank you, ery much, Erik, and Ray, for a great, informative, thoughtful interview!!! Erik, You are commendable for your patient style of interviewing!!! "BRAVO!!!".... MUCH APPRECIATED!!

[@toicheung5559]

Thank you very much Ray !

[@paulmyres7730]

Oh the economy is suffering since all countries across the globe have gone to shelter in place during this global pandemic..... I think most of us working folks, have figured that one out already.... Now lets focus on going back to work while dragging this corona virus risk around with us

[@ChrisNYPilot]

So Ray, are we going to retest the lows and if so how soon? And Ray, what is the better investment here for the next 5 yrs, technology equities or housing or gold? And why do you think that? That's really what I need to know as I am watching CNBC for INVESTING advice.

[@MM-wi5dn]

ChrisNYPilot he is an investor who never talks investments. Madoff 2?

[@amineaiffa]

The fed will re-inflate the bubble like they did in 2009. Buy stocks, but only the major ones in the S&P500. 21% of the S&P500 are the FANG stocks. There might be a correction but it will NOT create new lows. Expect that we have already tested the bottom and that equities will go up. Gold is a good hedge against money printing. Don't buy bonds. Expect yellow vest type revolutions happening in the USA because the massive bailouts.

[@phillipstraghalis]

None of these guys really know any of the answers and that’s just the truth. That’s exactly why they’re talking and platitudes. Ray tends to be a deep thinker. From the interviews that I’ve heard he tends to think I’m big picture level and answer questions in picture form. The specifics only go to his work and into his hedge fund.

[@charlessydney317]

For the chance to share some of Ray's thinking, thank you. Massive.

[@indexplus]

Translation: After a correction when Fed comes in, bad economic news is good news for stock market. Then when market is up and economy is back, Fed tightening on good economic news is bad news for stock market

[@UllahMohd]

Not all the time. As Mr Ray told, it didn't happen in Reagan economy even after printing money.

[@nalejbank]

FED = more public dept, less valuable money, then inflation, then increased interest rated to control that which wouldn't have happen had they done nothing. It's called thievery and manipulation. #AuditTheFED

[@kyledchristopher]

What a terrible interviewer. Your job as an interviewer is to do one thing: listen. We're not here to listen to you, Erik.

[@az12987]

Friggin Erik

[@andrewvare3173]

One of Ray's big concerns is social unrest. Food riots and human destruction, French revolution style . Millions now unemployed. Guns outnumbering Americans three to one. He is very nervous addressing the wealth gap.

[@RealRosieRuiz]

He's nervous because he and others like him will be the first in line for the guillotine. Why do you think he's suddenly on KZbin and writing books and making videos after decades of silently amassing his billions? He's doing it in hopes that we'll give him a pass when the pitchforks come out. Hey Ray, either stop speaking in riddles and start saying specific, substantive, actionable things to us or we'll see you at the gallows.

[@nickelbutt]

The Real Rosie Ruiz Real substantive thing? Then you need to track the progress of the vaccine, or swallow the Trump administration brand Kool-Aid. Or maybe just read more on economics. Cause I got plenty from that interview, though that was probably because I wasn’t dreaming about changing the world through mass execution.

[@RealRosieRuiz]

I've got an economics undergrad and MBA and have been an analyst for twelve years so that's probably why I didn't learn anything new like you did.

[@everready2903]

Check IceAgeFarmer on YT to see the real food crisis looming!

[@michaelayliffe7238]

Listening from Adealide Australia 🇭🇲

[@AlexSGabor]

Thanks #bloomberg for the #infinitology of #raydalio!

[@karandevgun1]

Erik is so interruptive, every time he has interviewed Ray, he has never let him finish. I understand that it is a journalists duty to navigate the interview but let the guy finish at least.. In case you wanted to see how Erik interrupted Ray in their last interview, have a look here kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJ6Tnmlop8p5q7s

[@jacksonburch5337]

One of the funniest interviews I’ve ever seen. Ray Dalio is the only investor with institutional money who tells the truth about the economy. This bloomberg interviewer wants to ask surface level stupid questions. Hilarious.

[@davidmartin7685]

Don't know if I'd characterize it as hilarious, but your assessment is dead on. Dalio attempts to tell him how the structure of how humans interrelate on a global basis will likely change while this guy wants stock tips for a market that is collapsing in front of our eyes.

[@rubinturner8233]

I don't think he was that bad. Ray just makes it sound vanilla because of howbhe explains economics.

[@geoffc8760]

Great video, love listening to Ray

[@geoffc8760]

@Thomas Headley I trust Ray's opinion over Jim Cramer any day of the week.

[@sheri1983]

STOP INTRUPTING DALIO EVERY TIME HE GETS INTERVIEWED

[@psemchuk]

Marco Deo tggg

[@franktan88]

he had to repeat some of the questions form viewers, within the short interview time, both gentlemen.. job well done and thanks to Bloomberg

[@PedalToTheMetal61888]

...THATS IT I/m ...Outta ...HERE --- *** ...WORLD,,,WORLD,,,,WORLD,,, What are WE LOST in FUCKING ...space --- ***

[@Nofs]

Through all the brilliant insight shared, I wonder how many people caught Dalio talking about the value of the dollar in this one......its all about pickin winners baby!! #DaddyDavos

[@jeffwilkins4389]

It's in my notes baby!

[@josuemolina2096]

Could you elaborate please, I didnt quite understand

[@Nofs]

@@josuemolina2096 IMO, as much as Ray still believes "cash is trash", he is now realizing and communicating that it would still be wise for most people to hold onto a larger % of cash as the next few months develop and prices depress further.

[@irmarobinson9398]

Eric Nofsinger Gold or cash? In you opinion.

[@asbestosflake5749]

This was not an interview. It was a guy reading a list of questions with no intention of getting an answer or the brains to listen or understand the answer in full 😏👎🏼

[@psikwangala]

I agree, he's a terrible interviewer. He just is.

[@Nydesidner]

Really important information and vision for the future. Getting our heads around what things will really look like a year or two from now is so important for successful survival. I have to concur that Eric Schatzker was way too worried about getting short sighted audience questions answered and failed to understand that those questions really will not matter as things proceed. World economics have shifted and we all must adapt quickly. Governments, exercising sovereignty, are moving to "fill in the holes" created by a financial catastrophe. These are not "normal" times.

[@3blau593]

@Bloomberg: Could you please produce an edit of the interview with only Ray talking? Please!

[@sathz666]

did i catch it correct? ray dalio's saying we have bottomed in the stock market?

[@TwelfthRoot2]

Sathish Pillai he said the real market (jobs, production) lags the stock market. The stock market is moving up quickly now but when jobs and production keep declining then it’ll show up in the stock market too. That’s how I understand it.

[@Paul-zh4fh]

I have the same question. He did seem to say the *market* bottom coincided with the Fed announcement of unlimited support, but he was interrupted by the interviewer while elaborating.

[@77magicbus]

I listened to the entire video and I thought the moderator did a good job and tried to cover a few different questions and let Ray speak at length on various questions. He did his job.

[@nickmattio3397]

“Do As I Say Not As I Do. You’re Going To Cost Me Billions And Not Leave You With The Losses I Intend To Create So Stop It.”-RayRay

[@asbestosflake5749]

This interviewer is so talented. He managed to make the most interesting man in the financial space completely unwatchable. 🙄 FML

[@SAVegas]

The same people who's been stilling and rigging the system in their favor are the one's trying to advise us. We are truly lost.

[@patmarco2251]

Wealth will also go from those who work for money and cannot spell, to those who work their money and can spell. (It is “stealing” not “stilling”) 🤣

[@charlesscruffy5214]

@Yael Liora Amazing !

[@edevenbly5369]

Evenbly

[@patmarco2251]

Charles Scruffy What is so amazing about the article that Yale Liora posted? It was back in Nov 2019 - the end result is they still lost money like everyone else www.google.com/amp/s/www.wsj.com/amp/articles/bridgewaters-big-options-bet-helps-limit-losses-11586472237

[@patmarco2251]

Yael Liora You replied “exactly” to S.A. Vegas whose name implies he thinks it is all gambling and failed to point out that the article for which you posted a link clearly states that 1) taking a position of $1.5 Billion short hedge position to protect the portfolio is not unusual for Bridgewater fund but is a very small compared to their net long position in the market. 2) Ray Dalio is no crook, stealing or rigging the system, he even committed to pledging his billions to foundations that help the world Not everything is a conspiracy and not everyone is against you! Just get more educated and at least read the articles you are posting to the end!

[@narvaezdds1]

Yes, the guest should surely talk more than the host. This host interrupts too much.

[@stephiayeung5453]

not really, he's just trying to get some more specific insights, often these top dogs say very generic/macro waffle, although its full of wisdom.. nonetheless

[@Trevormy]

Ray is so knowledgeable that he is so long winded and tends to move into new topics unbid. If he gave grand dad stories, he would be telling the moral of the story after the kids had slept four hours

[@isaacfoote6589]

anyone else have their screen so you could only see Ray and skip forward anytime the interviewer spoke?

[@aviationdiaries5399]

Very disappointed with this interview- Im not sure what was going on but it looked like Erik was pulling teeth to get a direct answer - I have seen Ray being interviewed and this time I felt he was not being direct - VERY DISAPPOINTED

[@nternalPractice]

Finally someone else said it. I posted earlier "have you ever heard someone talk so much and say so little?". Most people are completely in awe of any one who has made money and seem to assign god like omnipotent powers to them. IMO Dallio at this point is a bumbling fool who is not willing to even consider that the history that is being repeated is a 1920 Weimar Republic collapse NOT a 1930's depression era cakewalk.

[@amineaiffa]

@@nternalPractice Because the german mark in the 1930s was the global fucking reserve currency? Because Germany had the most powerful military on the planet? Pull your head out of your ass and look at the context of a situation instead of trying to copy paste moments in history.

[@NoxLegend1]

Everyone is looking for shortcuts and easy answers. Try to understand what he is talking about and find your answers. He;s giving you the tools. There is no shortcut

[@ErvaNegra]

@@nternalPractice I agree. Actually stopped paying much attention to what Dalio says, as he never delivers any straightforward answers. He's all over the place.

[@nternalPractice]

@@ErvaNegra Like they say "Bullsh!t baffles brains". In other words, when stupid people can't understand something they assume it must be deep.

[@lydiayuna9155]

why can't Bloomberg hire a interviewer with common intelligent and polite who does not interrupt Ray Dalio in the mid of his critical answers and comments ??

[@benjaminbalazs]

because mainstream media has become a disgrace, on every level

[@helokitty991]

Both the interviewer and Dalio are correct. When the question about stock market is adked, the itension is to get a sense of which direction the stock price will go. Obviously Dalio has a different mindset. He is more interested in the generation of material wealth, not currency or credit. That is the difference between rich people and superrich people.

[@johnechristie3769]

No answers ... history lessons and memories

[@colinbrown9017]

Great interview! Gotta love ray

[@PaxtonLO]

Are metals good to buy?

[@Mikejppr]

Anyone else notice Ray is Zooming in from his bug out cabin?

[@e.r.6147]

LMfAO

[@WoodsDog]

We need to start by reforming schools to not make kids think they're stupid because they learn a different way

[@safewaycart]

is it good to stay cash in this moment?

[@DoomTubePorn]

Difference between 1930s and now is little national debt vs world ending national debt

[@xiangcaizhang8448]

The whole Q and A is like a chicken interviewing a duck, they are speaking two languages.

[@samo2373]

Ray never really answers any of the questions???

[@jonathanbourne3110]

Agree

[@xiangcaizhang8448]

@@samo2373 Ray answered, but without enough clarity and simplicity that the interviewer couldn't catch up.

[@springer-qb4dv]

Ray Dalio - everything depends on how we divide wealth and opportunity for productivity - yes Ray, it's been that way as long as Man walked on Earth.

[@bboucharde]

The S&P 500 is within spitting distance of 3,000. The DJ30 is 2,000 points higher than when Trump took office. Meanwhile, there has been a consumer demand destruction and job market meltdown not seen in nearly 100 years. Dalio did not clearly explain this contradiction.

[@howardharvey5173]

Hello, I live in Raleigh, NC What do you think about Karatbars and saving in 24k gold?

[@SDoyle3913]

Who is this Amateur Interviewer?

[@CRYPTIC968]

how does this guy consistently get headline interviews? he interrupts constantly.

[@AcceptanceGroup]

Awesome interview, Thanks Ray for your insights.

[@amarnathjha340]

Quality stuff.Thanks.

[@andrewvare3173]

Anyone ready for a Depression?

[@Dream-bebe]

Andrew Vare : I am preparing for it.

[@alexlee8639]

B B how?

[@andytan911]

Of course, since January, now already sitting back at home relaxing, watch the world meltdown

[@theendgame7451]

Since 2008

[@MarcoLiedekerken]

@@alexlee8639Diversify and monitor your financial situation. Some cash, some (worldwide etf) stocks, some real estate and some gold. Reduce your spending (and increase your earnings). Save the difference. Sit out the coming downturn and utilize your financial power when you think assets are rock bottom. Good luck!

[@snowleopard7952]

The economy in a nutshell💥

[@smirfan9432]

Ray just nailed how economy works his insights are deep he has to make another video on his channel based on discussions made it's just awesome

[@howieloso]

Dalio's room - I like!

[@round12tko]

How big is the hole that the FEd is trying to fill? It's a black hole

[@mesochocliu537]

Greedy nature inside humanity is a black hole.

[@xxgoldmoney]

Dude i think we all know the repo market was broken. Corona bailouts mask that for the time being. But like you said it’s a black hole. Don’t depend on $ or supply chains whatsoever... rats are jumping ship but looks like the Fed is going to restart the economy for a trump win. After that, nobody knows how long until a default. Japan debt to GDP is what.. like 250% ?

[@elliottbernhagen1851]

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[@easynow70]

xXGoLDMoNeY japan doesn’t need foreigners to buy its debt...heck what am I talking about we have CBs balance sheets now !

[@markus27183]

Ahhh, holes

[@TheFinancialScout]

I cant wait to see what the performance report for bridgewater will look like.

[@illegalsmirf]

lol

[@xaexeer7429]

Well I'd say it'll be great. Ray is very smart, he knew the crash was coming ,he was about 20 something days off ,and he's been telling people to buy gold in 2019 so we will see what happens to people invested in gold this year😎

[@jakubbalog8610]

well shitty, what do u expect 😁

[@freebirdyaoyao]

If it was not because of the interviewer, you will not necessarily hear the critical questions get asked and answered, such as Ray's thoughts about new opportunities. The interviewer steers the conversation with the top investor in the market to get the questions answered, which by itself is a very very challenging task. Without necessary interruptions, you will get 3 hours with Ray talking random topics at different depth, good luck with picking up masters mind :). I think the man deserves a round of applause and respect.

[@Alban8Azais]

Toulouse, France. Thank you Erik & Ray!