Billionaire Ray Dalio Slams A New York Times Reporter
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- Опубліковано 31 тра 2024
- On Day 3 of Fortune's Global Forum in Abu Dhabi, CEO Alan Murray sits down with Bridgewater Associates founder and legendary billionaire investor Ray Dalio to discuss sounding the alarm on the perilous state of American politics. Dalio admitted that he’s dreading a rerun of the fractious 2020 Trump-Biden election which scarred the country.
That deeply divisive contest for the White House, which resulted in a Biden win, eventually led to an insurrection on Jan. 6, 2021, where Trump engaged in a “multipart conspiracy” to overturn the lawful election results and failed to act to stop Republican supporters from attacking the Capitol.
Dalio has already called the 2024 election the most important one of our lifetimes, as Murray reminded him. Dalio responded that he was praying.
He also highlighted that his family office has three branches-in the U.S., in Singapore, and in Abu Dhabi-and as he told Murray: “In the world today there are bright spots.” These places “have a culture in which there’s excellent education for most people, in which there’s civility,” and in which the economy is thriving.
Finally, Dalio responds to Murray's question about The New York Times reporter Rob Copeland's new book called "The Fund," which paints a less-than-rosy picture of Dalio and his path to success at Bridgewater. Although it largely focuses on internal staffing and management disputes rather than Dalio’s decades-long record as one of the greats of the hedge fund world, he says the book is all just “fiction, created as fact” by a reporter with a vendetta and that it’s a black eye for all journalists.
00:00 - Staying In Abu Dhabi
01:35 - Five Forces Of Economic Historical Events
04:39 - Money Debt Economic Cycle
07:35 - Current Treasury Markets
10:11 - 2024 U.S. Election
13:44 - The Chinese Art Of War
15:25 - The U.S. Technology War
16:51 - AI's Significance In The Economy
18:55 - The Future Of The Economy Of Technology
20:09 - Ray's Response To Rob Copeland's New Book "The Fund"
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This is the reason why podcasts will slowly and completely kill the mainstream media. Podcasts have all the time in the world for the person to talk and explain all their points, unlike this format where they are constantly running out of time and their production manager "throttling" them!
😅 throttling
They put the title at the end to lengthen their watch time lol
This show host is the worst one I have ever seen. He keeps interrupting Ray's talking for a bunch of no sense. This is the top media in the US, fictional facts or fake news, which is really sad for everyone. Nowadays we can't trust medias at all.
You are right… classic know nothing interrupting one of the smartest most successful men alive so he can stick to his script and timeframe… as if getting a quick superficial answer on a lot of questions is better than deeper insight on a few.
Really disappointed main medias giving propaganda and fake news like people stupid
Hey buddy, it’s an interview, not a monologue
@@PinkTaco123 It was not an interview - felt more like sound-bite interrogation. The so-called interviewer is a total clown.
Ray needs to get very specific about what is false in The Fund and prove it. So far, he sounds dodgy, talking about bias/motive of the author and the process but not addressing the allegations.
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Ray needs more time to answer these questions felt a bit rushed by questioner.
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Not only that journalist but man this interviewer as well was disrespectful to Mr Dalio.
These days, journalism is not about reporting the truth but rather what the journalist wanted you to know or perhaps what his boss insisted on how he should reported it!
Did you read the book? If not, then you are just taking Dalio's word for it. I have read the book and it puts Dalio in a completely different light than the public image he has cultivated for decades.
Agree, Journalist nowadays lost all the fundemental functions of journalism rather mouthpiece of propaganda of the government or interest group, brainwashing machines and at the same manufacturers of lie production
@@TheBigB4000 Ignore his pontificating. I read the book, it's fine.
No these days journalism is only and I mean only about what creates the most engagement. Because engagement is what determines how many people will read or watch the news and that determines how many eyes will be on the advertisement that goes along with it. It's all about money.
In Singapore, that person would be bankrupt through the courts if it is found he is knowingly lying (for fame and profit). A weakness in the American system.
The magazine Fortune is exactly what Ray Dalio complained about at the end of the interview - journalism based on facts mixed with made-up fiction. That's why the interviewer (who is the CEO of Fortune) ended the interview rather quickly :-)
Yup!
I saw the trend, scary and sneaky how one could be wealthy, educated but unable to reason beyond their bias and a care for the less fortunate.
He actually said they were going over time well before Dalio's response. Why do you feel fortune makes things up? Dalio was talking about a New York times reporter not a Fortune reporter
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Dalio is used to droning on and on, everyone kisses his ass so he can’t sum up things quickly. It throws him off his game
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I don’t think Ray needs an audience. He’s happy to hear himself talk at length.
- Understanding Abu Dhabi's growth as a Renaissance state (0:06)
- The significance of income statements and balance sheets for countries (0:29)
- The role of education and civility in economic development (0:37)
- The impact of weather and productivity on a region's appeal (0:48)
- Insights into debt creation and its historical context (2:10)
- The rise of populism and internal conflicts affecting economies (2:38)
- The dynamics of great power conflicts in shaping world order (3:21)
- The importance of natural disasters and technology as economic forces (3:48)
- The mechanics of the money debt economic cycle (5:04)
- The influence of central banks on market dynamics (7:06)
- The significance of the upcoming U.S. election and potential candidates (11:19)
- The reduction of war risk in Asia and its economic implications (13:48)
- The importance of technological advancement in investment strategies (17:16)
I was here for the slamming
This guy is an egomaniac, wanting to leave legacy of praised, of worship. He threatened anyone through NDA and litigation to make sure no one criticized him. Man, at least have some reality check and pour some fact if you gonna lie, no one is perfect, tell people you are human too. Great marketer no doubt, relentless building his image of greatness in everyway he can. You think Copeland will have the gut to write the book and publish it knowing he will get sued with someone with literally unlimited legal backing without making sure to fact check it?. The fact remain, he succeed at convincing everyone, i see many who relentlessly back him even when you provide something that goes against his teaching.
I like how this guy is quite wealthy, however his suit looks worse than my dad's.
Ray, you taped every conversation that happened in that building hit decades. If he’s lying, you have the proof.
I must have missed the slam.
did he actually praise the 'culture' of abu dhabi?
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TRUTH MIXING UP WITH FICTION IS DISASTER.
This felt like a rushed interview. The interviewer is inexperienced and cuts in.
I think the interviewer was on a tight schedule
20:10 .... comments concerning NYT reporter and author.
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Nikki Haley is a psychopath and would be devastating for America. I don't know how Ray doesn't see that with how intelligent he is.
Obvious to all. Nikki is polling at 3%, meanwhile Trump at 67% among R's. I just learned, watching this, Dalio is beholden to AIPAC.
Ray where are my baseball cards? Need some dots!
The interviewer is impolite, looking here and there, not paying attention to Ray and cutting Ray off.
I look at Mr. Dalio and I see the proud face of a man who doesn't know where he is.
"...a system this powerful, profitable, entrenched, and beholden cannot be fixed. it’s not malfunctioning.
it’s working just as was intended. " el gato
One of the best segments of the interview is at the end, and Murray asks the question, almost apologetically - 'they'd kill me if I didn't ask you this - then hurries him through an answer.
Well, hell, why didn't you ask it earlier? Or don't ask it at all.
"Slams reporter"?
The response to the pandemic will mark the beginning of the end for the US.
Facts
After reading “The Fund”, this guy (Ray) is finished, completely demoralized
the real irreconcilable difference is between the US and world.
21:15 ... "old employees who were typically dismissed or something"... this kind of tone deafness tracks with the book pretty well and is what the book is all about. People who haven't done their own laundry in decades become easier and easier to spot; it is the genesis of populism.
Ray Dalio îs done. The Fund, the book, is 100% true. If it wasn't, Dalio would sue the author for damages.
To @FortuneMagazin: you shouldn't have invited this kind of person knowing what you know now about him. It's all about trust and credibility. And at it is now Dalio has lost his credibility.
Dalio is a truly creepy figure
@@BleyBlair
There’s an interview online with the author watch that first
What is something the book said about him?
@@nofurtherwest3474that he recorded all conversations among lots of other borderline psychopathic things. I’m a quarter thru the audio book but it’s worth it
@@johngoldsworthy7135 whats wrong with recording conversations.
and what is the credibility of the author
Ray seems to have a soft spot for some autocratic / authoritarian societies - at least the ones with good financials.
He is free from ideologies, unlike the stupids.
He is in the business of making money for his clients. He doesn't care about the regime in power if it helps his assets grow.
What he says helps his assets grow… speak negative on the west you’re fine speak bad about the east and you’re not… doesn’t take a genius to
@chrisauriemma1361 There is probably some truth to what he is saying, though. US K-12 education needs an overhaul. We run persistent deficits refusing to pay for the services the public demands. Our politics is unable to deal with longer-term issues. The US federal govt cant even pass a budget beyond temporary CRs.
@@briangasser973this won't happen without social upheaval. Competency & productivity were highly desired in this country's ascension. Now we are held hostage to the ideology of equity & equality, and because that doesn't naturally occur in nature, those in power will run this country into the ground trying to artificially construct it from a grievance heirarchy, no matter how many it hurts & what it destroys. An absolutely disgusting waste of social capital.
These news headlines be like:
Billionaire Ray Dalio 'Stone Cold Stuns' A New York Times Reporter
Billionaire Ray Dalio 'Rock Bottoms' A New York Times Reporter
"Billionaire Ray Dalio 'Delivers a People's Elbow' to A New York Times Reporter"
"Billionaire Ray Dalio 'Hits a Swanton Bomb on' A New York Times Reporter
Ray Dalio:
* He's a liar and we need to confront the larger issues with fabrications in journalism as whole.
Haha, when I was a kid the 'slam' always confused me.
with that said.. Ray is logical and a great speaker. He is clear and understandable to a 4th grader and its hard to say he is wrong..
NYT on the other hand is race baiting scum that lies to no end.. so thats all the debate we need on that.
This interviewer came off super hostile. Lmao
When a powerful billionaire is rushed and hushed in an open forum, what chance in heck do we minions have in calling out BS?
The interviewer probably know one thing or two about him that you don't know ,so stfu !
He kept cutting Ray off. I want to hear what Mr Dalio has to say. Let him talk what's on his mind. Fortune host should let him talk freely.
Boy does Ray get annoying after a while…
It's interesting how he deflects the question to criticizing "the system" and attacking the writer but never once made any correction of any false claims or fiction in the book. Unless you've worked at Bridgewater, I don't know how any commenter here can assume the NYT writer lied in his book. Dalio certainly didn't give any proof of falsehoods.
To read more on Ray Dalio's thoughts on Rob Copeland's book "The Fund," click on the link here: fortune.com/2023/11/29/ray-dalio-bridgewater-billionaire-rob-copeland-book-fiction-tragedy/
Apparently he hated to be disturbed when speaking. “Won’t this clown just shut up?!” 😊
Don't think there was much slamming.... Feel like Ray is one of few billionaires that speaks truthfully about the bigger picture and the issues ahead.
He's a gangster.
He's been peddling the same nonsense story for decades. Nothing has come to pass ... but Rays doing alright with the fortune made from fees paid by his investors.
Stop kissing his ass
You need to get to the last part, they didn't mention the name but there was a reporter that was rejected by his company for a job application, that reporter got hired by new york times and started slandering him ever since. Classic example of chip on the shoulder
@@phillipchan6044 I've read the book The Fund and if even parts of it is true, Ray is a maniacal bully who thinks he is god. Ray idolizes Putin and CCP.
I like Ray and listening to him. But he is incapable of being succinct or having brevity in his answers to almost anything.
Why anyone want a short answer in a complicated topic?
Where’s the part where he body slams the reporter?
You didn't see? It was right before he performed the Peoples Elbow
Last chapter of the video ... he throws some mud saying the reporter once applied for job at his BS fund, probably as a new grad Lol As if anyone cares that a grad mail shotted their resume) Then starts to say there are a lot of 'lies' in the book without actually citing any specific ones. After all that PR, touring around, doing a TED talk, countless interviews the truth comes out that he has no actual clue about investing and is just a clever sounding BS artist Lol
the interview of the author on patrick boyle's channel is great. it's called "Are Ray Dalio's Principles the Secret to His Success?"@@zatarawood3588 super revelatory - didn't realize how shady Dalio is
@@zatarawood3588 too much hurt, was it you or someone you know? hope you have healed
@@zatarawood3588 BS fund? It's the top in the country, any finance undergrad would kill to put Bridgewater Associates on their resume even for a summer internship.
"Then starts to say there are a lot of 'lies' in the book without actually citing any specific ones" - The reporter literally told him they were out of time but he wanted to sneak in a quick question, it was obvious to any listener he couldn't dive into specific but did his best to give an overview with slight details.
"Clever sounding BS artist". He continues to run the largest hedge fund, wrote multiple detailed financial and history books, and runs active social media accounts (YT, Twitter, LinkedIn) where he delivers well thought out, quality production and detailed educational guides on economics and finance, as well as perspectives on geopolitics and history, you know, his career's work and expertise (MACRO). Any specialist can evaluate his research to determine that he is a shit talker, yet instead the most sophisticated international platforms invite him on for advice.
Journalists jump from one question to another without allowing to complete the answer😮.
Great research team.. couldnt figure out climate scam
Ray is wrong. If there were so many factual errors, he would have sued Copeland.
Or maybe you wrong? He is in different levels
@@edwinnote655 listen to Copeland, he had been threatened by lawsuits by Ray to stop him from publishing so they were super careful before they printed the book.
Yes, you're right. I've read the book as well and Rob Copeland was writing about things - many of which - happened to be public record. Dalio is sweating.
Where does he slam the guy as the title says
Nonsense headline.
Ray literally said in his book, the one that's caused all the controversy, ie that the US is in decline thanks to bad leaders, and China is rising thanks to good leaders, ie basic observable facts that hurt some feelings, that him talking about these issues would no doubt lead to him being character assassinated. also said he's a big boy, so bring it on. because he also said he believes it's his mission that in this last stage of his life he will act as a teacher, to share the things he's learned over his extraordinary life. just fyi. i read the book in question. it was the lowest level nonsense i've ever wasted my time on. such an obvious hit job. and not even a good one.
He really opened up a CAN!!!!...........
Not today...the problem right there.
When he mentioned civility immediately was cut off amaizing
wouldnt trust him as far as i could throw him
I understand Jamie Dimon endorsing Nikki Haley, but Ray backing her really showed me they're all the same 😂
Debt creation and money printing are the same Ray.
His Bailey prediction is more a wish then potential reality.
Ray's views are illuminating. Fortune did a poor job in this conversation and trying to fit it into a box. Let the man speak
Isn’t gold money NOW?
Even the title of this is questionable.
Halley??? What a joke???!?
He is EXPLAINING WHICH IS WHAT MUST BE DONE AS TO UNDERSTAND HIS EXPLANATION OF WHAT HE IS SAYING TO THE PUBLIC
Ray Dalio is speaking about real ideas in the reporter was just looking for a soundbite. Wow. His impatience is so noticeable.
Biggest take away: it is a BIG problem (in US) when journalists can get away with writing lies - but most sane people already knew that
He’s literally making shit up. If the claims in the book are lies, it would be an incredibly easy case to prove (especially considering how every meeting there is recorded).
90% of "journalism" in USA is now propaganda.
@@brianbelgard5988 100%. I spent some time at BW. It's a borderline cult, or used to be. See my comments to mzuribeauty4287.
Ray is completely incorrect in his response to the book. The author withdrew his job application to Bridgewater as he simple did not want or need the job. The author actually has a chapter in the book the responds directly to Rays responses to be the book. Amazing that Ray is allowed to get away with this and that he does not get challenged by Fortune Magazine.
Abu Dhabi is rich and not WOKE!
yessir 🇦🇪 ❤️
Would be great if the presenter would stop hurrying and interrupting Ray - people came to hear Ray’s ideas and thoughts.
slams? where did that occur?
Moderates aren't reformers.
This guy and Dart Vader ...
I was expecting to see a body slam?
At the end, about book author
Oh. Yes. Decision making is very important, right decisions leads right action is going to taking. It should be a sound and serious computer process to take. In this way to make certain sure to avoid possible risk in decession making.
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Didn't really see much "slamming", just Ray saying the same stuff he's already said in every interview and an interviewer trying to rush him.
Watch the interview again then. The slamming has nothing to do with the interviewer
Where does he “slam” him?
@@nofurtherwest3474 At the very end. It refers to the guy of the NYT that wrote a book about Bridgewater, apparently full of lies (according to Dalio at least). Then the interviewer got nervous and shut down the interview
@@Epicurious21331 thx bro
0:11: 🌍 The video discusses the importance of Abu Dhabi and the GCC States as Renaissance states in the changing world order.
3:12: 🌍 The video discusses the historical and current economic forces shaping the world, including the role of major powers, acts of nature, climate, and technology.
6:49: 💰 The video discusses the impact of debt and market manipulation on the Treasury market.
10:17: ⚖ The upcoming U.S. election is seen as the most important in a lifetime due to irreconcilable differences and extremism on both sides.
13:32: 🗳 Discussion about the possibility of a Trump-Biden election, upcoming race dynamics, and the geopolitical tensions in various regions.
16:28: 💻 The discussion focused on the significance of technology, particularly AI, in shaping the path forward for companies and the economy.
19:40: 📚 The video discusses global perspectives and a critical book about the speaker's political campaign.
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Absolute psychopath
Alan you don't ask that question at the very end and then try to rush Ray for his answer! That's not being a very good interviewer!
new york times has lost its relevance in today's world.
But what about democracy there?
Is he an American? He doesn’t sound like one.
He has been spitting out garbage for many years now
And you ve been reading his garbage for years....lol
Love this man
Yes he constantly mixed the truth on topics related to China. I must have missed the slam..
"When truth gets mixed with fiction by journalists. The country has a problem" - 22:00
Is he one of those who first donate money to schools and universities and latter on blackmail those schools !
This reporter is outride rude.
A economic parasite is a person that lives on or in a host country and gets its food from or at the expense of its host country.
Could be a whole category of people.
Person or business receiving corporate welfare or protection from lobbyists
The five big major forces are according to Mr ray: technological new trends, liability situation， the regional political environment， new changing in climate, and overall macro economic situation. Those five major trends have a significant effect on the investment environment and decisions making.
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Always thought Mr. Dalio to be one of the smarter ones of the era or at least period. Picking Nicky Haley as a candidate is he for real, what's wrong with Trump/Biden or whoever election ? Haven't we had enought Nicky Haly types these past 50-60 years or so on both sides ? This is ludicrouse for him to put he disgusting name in the sentence.
22:26 this is what TRUMP has been yelling for what like 8 years now!!!!
HELLO MCFLY.........?????
trump 2024 our last stand as the USA!!!!
What! The people have no power
Mr. Dalio was calm and confident answering ALL the questions from the interviewer until it got to the question about the book by The New York Times writer.
Then he started stuttering, gesticulating all over the place, rushing his words, his prosody was now off and he deflected to answer something else like politicians do.
If they found 400 wrong facts, why couldn't he point out ONE. 400 facts and he couldn't name ONE that caught his eye?
Yes he constantly mixed the truth on topics related to China
Moderator stinks 😮
The narrative that Copeland was so bitter about not getting a job at Bridgewater that he decided a decade later to write a fictional slander book about that company is utterly unbelievable. In fact, i believe that Dalio just confirmed that everything in the book “the Fund” is true. And boy oh boy, what a sociopath Ray Dalio seems to be.
He said cash is trash
And days later crash is king
And then cash is trash
Who will believe him
Mis-leading title - Click bait
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I’m over seeing Dalio everywhere. He’s been calling for a crash forever. I believe it’s coming too, but he offers no solutions it’s basically Ill be ok, you won’t, hopefully you’ll make it through and when you do I’ll be that much more richer than you and that’s that. We shall see how principled he is when we see how much his net worth takes a hit after it’s all said and done. If there’s not hit or a little bit of a hit or if he makes money, then we will know.
You are over seeing Dalio everywhere?
& you still haven’t found a solution?
You want it spoon fed to you don’t you Trenton??
@@rafaelgongora1321No dummy I want people to quit giving him a platform to be a broken record. Dalia's message "There's going to be an economic calamity. I'll be ok because of the principles I've listed in whatever book that has my name on it as authentic but I probably didn't write. Had you penny stinkers been principled like me or at least read the book you'd be ok like I'm going to be ok." He started chirping about this years ago, anyone can make that prediction. "The money or the cure, Jerry." That's a bit Sam Kinison used to do with someone who had Muscular Dystrophy talking about Jerry Lewis' telethon. Enough telethons, where's the money going or where's the cure? Same thing to Dalio, if he's got nothing new to add people should tune him out. Wtf are you talking about wanting to be spoon fed?? Read what I wrote. There's no hidden meaning. RIF nit wit.
@@rafaelgongora1321No dummy I want people to quit giving him a platform to be a broken record. Dalia's message "There's going to be an economic calamity. I'll be ok because of the principles I've listed in whatever book that has my name on it as authentic but I probably didn't write. Had you penny stinkers been principled like me or at least read the book you'd be ok like I'm going to be ok." He started chirping about this years ago, anyone can make that prediction. "The money or the cure, Jerry." That's a bit Sam Kinison used to do with someone who had Muscular Dystrophy talking about Jerry Lewis' telethon. Enough telethons, where's the money going or where's the cure? Same thing to Dalio, if he's got nothing new to add people should tune him out. Wtf are you talking about wanting to be spoon fed?? Read what I wrote. There's no hidden meaning. RIF nit wit.
Just do not understand what people see in Dallio - lots of words, but not much real substance. All so rehearsed too.
Globalist puppet.