Ray Dalio: Capitalism, China and Financial Crisis (2018)

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An interview and Q&A with billionaire investor and founder of the world’s largest Hedge fund Bridgewater Associates, Ray Dalio.In this interview, Ray discusses how capitalism is not working for everyone and the midterm election. Ray also talks about China and how to structure your portfolio for the next financial crisis. ????Books by Ray Dalio and his favourite books are located at the bottom of the description❗

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Video Segments:
0:00 Introduction
0:21 How should people think about the cyclical nature of elections?
5:04 Why is capitalism not working for everyone?
7:10 China vs USA?
13:48 How to prepare for a financial crisis?
16:00 Most pressing problem in the world?
19:21 Advice to 20 year old self?

Ray Dalio Books ???????????? (affiliate link)
Principles: Life and Work: http://bit.ly/PrinciplesDalio
A Template For Understanding Big Debt Crises:http://bit.ly/BigDebtCrises

Ray Dalio’s Favourite Books????
The Lessons Of History: http://bit.ly/LessonsofHistory
Security Analysis: Sixth Edition:http://bit.ly/Securityanalysis
http://bit.ly/BigDebtCrises

Interview Date: 14th November, 2018
Event: WbSummit
Original Image Source:http://bit.ly/RDalioPic12

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