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Ray Dalio, known for his investing prowess, admitted that the firm came close to collapsing, a near-failure, which he now describes as “one of the best experiences of my life.”

Here's why billionaire hedge fund founder Ray Dalio urges investors not to sell their tech and AI stocks despite a bubble in the US stock market.

Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates, suggests investors allocate 15% of their portfolios to gold, which has surpassed $4,000 an ounce. He highlights gold's effectiveness during economic downturns and compares the current financial climate to the early 1970s.

Ray Dalio warns investors of a potential financial crisis due to rising US debt and geopolitical tensions. He advises investing 10-15% in gold as a safeguard against uncertain markets.

Billionaire investor Ray Dalio believes that “difficulties and failures are great teachers”, and shared a painful experience in his life that changed him and led to progress in his business. Watch the viral video here.

In a social media post, Ray Dalio outlined that he believes the disagreement between Donald Trump and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell centers around the value of money, with the US president advocating for lower real interest rates and devaluation. Here's what he said…

Ray Dalio urged swift action to narrow the federal deficit from the current 7% of GDP to a more manageable 3%, advocating for a mix of spending cuts, tax reforms, and interest rate adjustments. Without decisive steps, he warned, “big, painful disruptions will likely occur.”

Ray Dalio believes the US needs bipartisan support for tax policies and spending cuts in order to address the country's mounting debt issue.

Billionaire investor Ray Dalio said he doesn’t anticipate the Federal Reserve making “significant cuts in rates,” and that bonds are a risky investment given recent fluctuations in Treasury markets.