Ray Dalio
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Podcast Appearances
Thank you.
Thank you.
I'm so glad. Isn't that fantastic?
I'm so glad. Isn't that fantastic?
I'm so glad. Isn't that fantastic?
Money rehab.
Money rehab.
Money rehab.
Oh, I'm so glad to be here.
Oh, I'm so glad to be here.
Oh, I'm so glad to be here.
It was wonderful to see, really, to see Saudi Arabia, which has transformed itself or transformed because of the leader of Saudi Arabia, MBS, and to see the president and those together working together to do deals that are mutually beneficial. And to have a relationship, it was harmony. It was in some ways very contrasting with the chaos that we saw before. So it was good.
It was wonderful to see, really, to see Saudi Arabia, which has transformed itself or transformed because of the leader of Saudi Arabia, MBS, and to see the president and those together working together to do deals that are mutually beneficial. And to have a relationship, it was harmony. It was in some ways very contrasting with the chaos that we saw before. So it was good.
It was wonderful to see, really, to see Saudi Arabia, which has transformed itself or transformed because of the leader of Saudi Arabia, MBS, and to see the president and those together working together to do deals that are mutually beneficial. And to have a relationship, it was harmony. It was in some ways very contrasting with the chaos that we saw before. So it was good.
It was comforting and good.
It was comforting and good.
It was comforting and good.
Yeah. Look, we have difficult fundamentals to deal with. Most all buying power comes from credit. Credit produces debt. If you don't earn enough money to pay back the debt, you're going to have a debt problem. And that's true for countries as a whole, but they can print money.
Yeah. Look, we have difficult fundamentals to deal with. Most all buying power comes from credit. Credit produces debt. If you don't earn enough money to pay back the debt, you're going to have a debt problem. And that's true for countries as a whole, but they can print money.
Yeah. Look, we have difficult fundamentals to deal with. Most all buying power comes from credit. Credit produces debt. If you don't earn enough money to pay back the debt, you're going to have a debt problem. And that's true for countries as a whole, but they can print money.