Dalio Advises Holding Cash Over Bonds, Diversifying Investments, and Using New Tech to Pick Assets

Ray Dalio says to hold cash 'temporarily' instead of buying bonds and debt right now
Dalio believes the biggest investing mistake is thinking past performance means good future returns
For new investors, Dalio advises focusing on the right geographies, diversifying, and picking assets using new technologies
On rising global debt, Dalio says high interest rates compound debt problems if investors sell bonds instead of holding them
Dalio believes bonds are a bad long-term investment currently due to supply/demand imbalance and inflationary consequences

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9/19/2023

5 Investment Tips: Focus on Stocks in Americas and Japan, Diversify Across Assets, Invest in Disruptive Tech

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Dalio Warns of Looming US Debt Crisis as Borrowing Tops $33 Trillion

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Dalio Tempers Cash is Trash View, Now Sees Cash as Relatively Attractive

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Billionaire Ray Dalio Foresees Fed Resorting to Money Printing to Cover Losses from High Rates

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Posted 9/15/2023, 7:32:55 AM