Ray Dalio is the Founder of Bridgewater Associates, where he serves as a CIO Mentor and remains an active member of the firm’s board. On Tuesday, while speaking during the Abu Dhabi Finance Week (ADFW ...

Ray Dalio says he prefers bitcoin and gold over bonds amid rising global debt levels, signaling growing institutional endorsement of bitcoin as a safe haven asset. Ray Dalio, founder of the world's ...

Billionaire investor Ray Dalio expressed concerns about a potential “pending debt money problem” in global finance and urged a shift toward hard assets like Bitcoin and gold. Dalio ...

Ore Huiying / Bloomberg via Getty Images Ray Dalio has published best-selling books detailing his views on life, work and geopolitics. Now the founder and former chief investment officer of hedge ...

Wall Street billionaire Ray Dalio is asking you to consider ditching buying gifts and instead give charity cards. His "#RedefineGifting" campaign encourages his followers to give charity gift ...

Ray Dalio has highlighted the growing risks of global indebtedness, urging investors to pivot toward “hard money” assets like gold and Bitcoin rather than traditional debt instruments. Speaking at a ...

Investor Gary Stone has one advice for fellow investors: listen to warnings from Ray Dalio. “This man (Dalio) can predict the future: In January 2020, he warned us the global economy would collapse.

Ray Dalio, founder of the world's largest hedge fund Bridgewater Associates, said he prefers investing in "hard money" like bitcoin and gold over debt assets, given rising global indebtedness.

The Bridgewater Associates founder cited unsustainable global debt, declining money value, and escalating economic and geopolitical risks. Prominent American investor and hedge fund manager Ray Dalio ...

With the International Monetary Fund forecasting that global debt will surpass $100 trillion this year, billionaire hedge fund CEO Ray Dalio has underlined the importance of bitcoin and gold as ...

Recipients can decide which charity they want the money to go to. An expert in billionaire philanthropy said it could be good for wealthy people who donate to charity anyway. Wall Street ...