Dalio's World
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Dalio's World


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Ray Dalio, fabled hedge-fund manager, says the U.S. has done a "beautiful" job delevering, but sees a 30% chance Europe will stumble badly.

It's hard to imagine anyone navigating the rough seas of the past decade more ably than Ray Dalio, master and commander of money-management firm Bridgewater Associates, which oversees $120 billion for a roster of global clients that include foreign governments, pension funds and endowments.

The Westport, Conn.-based company is the world's largest hedge-fund firm and one of just a handful of players to place more than one fund on Barron's annual Top 100 Hedge Funds ranking. This year Bridgewater's flagship Pure Alpha II and its All Weather @12% global macro funds both make the list, (see below for list.). Pure Alpha has tallied a three-year average return of 22.75% while All Weather gained 17.24% on that basis. BarclayHedge's index of hedge funds returned 9.05% a year in that time; the Standard & Poor's 500 gained 14.11% annually.

The Bridgewater funds make strategic bets on commodities, currencies, bonds, and equities around the world based on analysis of valuations and macroeconomic trends..Dalio, who brings an unusually broad and deep perspective to investing, recently shared his latest views with us.




- The Soul Of A Hedge Fund 'machine'
Link to: The Soul of a Hedge Fund 'Machine' The Bridgewater founder talks about how his firm measures employees and economies to steer its $160 billion in investments. How do you build the world's largest hedge fund? Bridgewater...

- Bridgewater/dalio Approach
Short description using a few excerpts from Jack Schwager’s book Hedge Fund Market Wizards: “The flagship fund uses the relatively rare combination of a fundamentally based systematic approach. (Most hedge funds that are fundamentally based use a...

- The Billionaire Ray-man Who Plays By His Own Rules
Never say anything about a person you wouldn’t say to him directly. If you do, you’re a slimy weasel.” So runs principle 11 of Ray Dalio’s guidelines to life: part self-help guide, part radical philosophy, part club-house rules. And the blueprint...

- Bridgewater Takes Grim View Of 2012
Bridgewater Associates has made big money for investors in recent years by staying bearish on much of the global economy. As the new year rings in, the hedge fund firm has no plans to change that gloomy view. Robert Prince, co-chief investment officer...

- Mastering The Machine - By John Cassidy
How Ray Dalio built the world’s richest and strangest hedge fund. Ray Dalio, the sixty-one-year-old founder of Bridgewater Associates, the world’s biggest hedge fund, is tall and somewhat gaunt, with an expressive, lined face, gray-blue eyes, and...



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