The founder of the world’s biggest hedge fund firm, RayDalio, sees both dark and bright spots in markets for the next five years. As MarketWatch turns 25, we asked top investing minds what they think we will be covering for the next five years:
When MarketWatch first started publishing financial news and data 25 years ago, Bridgewater Associates was a little-known hedge fund firm that was overshadowed by other macro investing trading operations, like George Soros’ Quantum and Paul Tudor Jones’ Tudor Investments. In 1997, Bridgewater had grown a bit from its early days, when Ray Dalio ran it out of his two-bedroom New York apartment, but Dalio’s name didn’t appear in MarketWatch for the first few years of our existence.
With a unique investment style that synthesized computer algorithms with human decision-making, Dalio built Bridgewater into the biggest hedge fund firm in the world. It essentially offered clients a macro hedge fund, known as Pure Alpha, and an All Weather product that aimed to perform well in good markets and bad.
As MarketWatch turns 25, we wanted to ask Dalio what he thinks we will be covering for the next five years. Here are his lightly edited thoughts.Dalio: You are going to be talking about the value of money, the diminished value of money. You are going to be talking about low returns. You’re going to be talking about restructuring the way things are being done. You’re going to talk about internal political conflict in a greater way than we’re now hearing about it.
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