Ray Dalio: I Predicted The 2008 CRASH, I Know What Comes Next!

The man who predicted the 2008 crash says the warning signs are flashing again! Ray Dalio, founder of the world's largest hedge fund, reveals why we are in an AI bubble, why the US has already entered its decline, and what he thinks is coming next. Ray Dalio is the founder of Bridgewater Associates, which he grew from his two-bedroom apartment to roughly 150 billion dollars under management. He is the author of ‘Principles’, ‘Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order’, and ‘How Countries Go Broke'. He explains: ◼ Why he agrees we are in an AI bubble, and what actually makes bubbles burst ◼ Why he believes cash is the worst place to store your money over time ◼ The five forces behind his "big cycle”, and where he thinks we are now ◼ Why he says the US and UK are already in the decline, and what comes next ◼ What AI will do to jobs, and who ends up on each side of the wealth gap The views expressed are those of the guest, and this conversation is intended for general informational purposes only. It should not be taken as financial or investment advice. 00:00 Intro 02:55 The AI Bubble: Are We Heading Toward an Economic Collapse? 12:37 Why Economic Bubbles Burst—and How to Prepare Before They Do 17:05 How to Diversify Your Income Before the Next Downturn 23:34 How to Secure Your Financial Future With Little or No Savings 28:12 Bitcoin vs. Gold: Which Asset Better Protects Your Wealth? 30:26 Who Will Be the Biggest Winners of the AI Revolution? 35:08 Will AI Replace Human Workers Faster Than We Expect? 43:38 Will AI Create Enough New Jobs to Offset Job Losses? 48:35 What Would You Tell Your Kids to Do Right Now? 59:04 Can Higher Taxes on the Wealthy Really Reduce Inequality? 1:04:07 Is the UK in Decline—and What Would Turn It Around? 1:09:01 Where Should Young Entrepreneurs Build Their Business Today? 1:11:26 Does a 2% Wealth Tax Actually Work? 1:13:31 The 80-Year Cycle: Are We Entering the Collapse Phase? 1:15:12 Can the Next World Order Have More Than O