
Tag: Ray Dalio


Bridgewater Promotes Karniol-Tambour to Co-CIO

This Decade Will Be a Downer for the Stock Market: Heard That One Before?
Historically, bad news and painful slumps like today’s inspire blah predictions. Funny thing how wrong they’ve been.

The Problem with Pulling Out of China
Many U.S. and other nations’ companies are thinking about transferring elsewhere. Easier said than done. Investors could be collateral damage.

Ray Dalio, After a Long Run, Steps Down as Bridgewater’s Chief
With 47 years heading what’s now the biggest hedge fund firm, the 73-year-old investment guru hands over control to a younger generation.

Dalio’s Magic Number for Tanking the Economy
At a 4.5% benchmark interest rate, economic growth will start to suffer, hedge fund guru says.

Shakeups at Carlyle, Apollo Underscore Need for Succession Planning

Dalio, Making the Case for Pessimism, Has Thrived This Year by Selling Short
The philosophical hedge fund honcho scored big in the first half, betting against European companies.

Why Is OCERS Looking at Dumping Ray Dalio’s Prized Hedge Fund?
The California county pension program says his Bridgewater Pure Alpha has been dogging it since 2015.

Dalio’s and Summers’ Dim View on Inflation, Markets, the Economy

Look Out, Dollar: The Yuan Will Keep Surging, Says Ray Dalio
Just a minor player globally, the Chinese currency will expand its use a lot over the next decade, the hedge fund honcho predicts.

Op-Ed: Where Buffett and Dalio Are Wrong on Bonds

Dalio’s Bridgewater Associates Appoints Two Investment Chiefs to Head Sustainability Venture
Karen Karniol-Tambour was formerly head of research at the hedge fund; Carsten Stendevad was previously chief executive at ATP.

Owning Bonds Is ‘Stupid,’ and They’re in a ‘Bubble,’ Says Ray Dalio
