Gold's blistering rise has turned a traditionally sleepy hedge into the most closely watched asset in global markets, and Ray ...

Dalio compared the economy to the human circulatory system, with credit being the lifeblood fueling productivity and growth.

The hedge fund billionaire said the U.S. will do what's "always done when countries essentially go broke: They print money, ...

Ray Dalio thinks investors shouldn't skimp on adding gold or crypto to their portfolios. The famed investor is known for his takes on economic and financial risk. He sees gold and bitcoin as hedges ...

During an interview with CNBC, Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates, revealed that he has “forever” kept roughly 1% of his portfolio in Bitcoin. When asked if he’d like to add more, Dalio raised ...

In the hedge fund world, 13F filing season is here, and we’re bringing you up-to-date coverage of this situation. While hedgies' 13F filings are reported to the SEC with a 45-day delay, this actually ...

LONDON (Reuters) - Bridgewater founder and the firm's former CEO Ray Dalio says gold might be a way to shield investors from unhealthy markets, overburdened with debt. Dalio warned that as the U.S.

The billionaire investor joins Sam Altman, Mark Zuckerberg, and others in speculating about the tech sector's precarity.

That was Ray Dalio — the billionaire founder of the world’s largest hedge fund, Bridgewater Associates — discussing how much gold it makes sense for investors to have in their portfolios. Speaking ...

Dalio declined to increase his Bitcoin holdings to 10% of his portfolio, citing broader monetary system concerns. His comments reflect skepticism about Bitcoin’s role as an alternative asset despite ...

The artificial intelligence boom that powered Wall Street's technology stocks is "now in the early stages of a bubble," hedge ...