Billionaire investor Ray Dalio has expressed concern about the US Federal Reserve’s decision to cut interest rates amid a heavily indebted economy. He fears that the move could lead to a depreciation in the value of debt and a potential monetization of debt, similar to Japan’s approach. While Dalio does not anticipate an immediate credit event, he advises investors to be wary of debt assets and prefers underweighting them in their portfolios.
Billionaire investor Ray Dalio expresses deep concern over the potential for chaos and instability in the US election, warning of a possible civil war and the weakening of democracy. He highlights the growing political polarization and migration patterns fueled by differing values and tax considerations.
Ray Dalio, the Chief Investment Officer of Bridgewater Associates, has sounded the alarm about the lack of a comprehensive strategy for broad-based productivity in the United States. He criticizes both the Democratic and Republican parties for failing to address this critical issue, highlighting the urgent need for bipartisan leadership to address the growing economic and social disparities in the country.
