Billionaire investor Ray Dalio says cash is a better investment than stocks and bonds as the Fed sticks to its rate-hike plan
Billionaire investor Ray Dalio doubled down on his view that cash is no longer trash, saying that the dollar is more attractive than stocks and bonds.
Dalio's U-turn on the dollar comes as the Federal Reserve continues with its most aggressive campaign of interest-rate increases since the 1980s to control inflation. "Cash used to be trashy. Cash is pretty attractive now. It's attractive in relation to bonds. It's actually attractive in relation to stocks," the Bridgewater founder said in a"You have the classic move that as rates go up, money supply becomes tied. You lose the parts of the economy, the parts of the market that are the bubble parts that needed the cash flow.
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