Ray Dalio is the founder, co-Chief Investment Officer and co-Chairman of Bridgewater Associates, which is a global macro investment firm and is the world’s largest hedge fund. He's also the author of the #1 NYTimes Bestseller, Principles: Life and Work. He is known to have a very practical understanding of economics that is very different from conventional economic thinking that he spells out in his video series "How the Economic Machine Works".
Ray Dalio shares life lessons from his 55-year career, emphasizing that success stems from understanding one's nature and embracing reality. He outlines three life phases: learning and dependency, working and responsibility, and the freedom to mentor others. Central to his philosophy is the principle that pain plus ref...
Ray Dalio interviews Andrew Ross Sorkin about Sorkin's new book on the 1929 stock market crash, drawing parallels between the characters and circumstances of that era and the present day. They discuss key figures like Charlie Mitchell, Carter Glass, and John Raskob, and identify analogous figures and situations in toda...
In this interview, Francine Lacqua interviews Ray Dalio, the founder of Bridgewater Associates, on his research vessel. Dalio discusses his childhood, early interest in the stock market, and the founding of Bridgewater after being fired from a previous job. He reflects on a near-failure experience in the 1970s and how ...
Ray Dalio introduces his economic template, asserting that the economy operates like a simple machine driven by human nature and three main forces: productivity growth, the short-term debt cycle, and the long-term debt cycle. He explains that the economy is the sum of transactions, where buyers exchange money or credit...
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