Billionaire Ray Dalio Slams A New York Times Reporter

This is the reason why podcasts will slowly and completely kill the mainstream media. Podcasts have all the time in the world for the person to talk and explain all their points, unlike this format where they are constantly running out of time and their production manager "throttling" them!

This show host is the worst one I have ever seen. He keeps interrupting Ray's talking for a bunch of no sense. This is the top media in the US, fictional facts or fake news, which is really sad for everyone. Nowadays we can't trust medias at all.

Ray needs to get very specific about what is false in The Fund and prove it. So far, he sounds dodgy, talking about bias/motive of the author and the process but not addressing the allegations.

With the rally we saw in stocks November continue this December? Both speculative and defensive assets are also on the rise. If yes what assets, instruments might those be?

They put the title at the end to lengthen their watch time lol

Ray needs more time to answer these questions felt a bit rushed by questioner.

Not only that journalist but man this interviewer as well was disrespectful to Mr Dalio.

Managing Money is different from accumulating wealth, and the lack of investment education in schools may explain why people struggle to maintain their financial gains. The examples you provided are relevant, and I personally benefited from the market crisis, as I embrace challenging times, while orders tend to avoid them. Well, at least my advisor does too.

These days, journalism is not about reporting the truth but rather what the journalist wanted you to know or perhaps what his boss insisted on how he should reported it!

In Singapore, that person would be bankrupt through the courts if it is found he is knowingly lying (for fame and profit). A weakness in the American system.

Our preoccupation with the economy potentially crashing might be excessive. In reality, the economy undergoes cycles and typically recovers. Personally, I'm more focused on growing my investment portfolio than getting caught up in predictions. I've come across stories of people achieving substantial profits despite economic downturns. Do you have any tips on how they manage to do that?

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The magazine Fortune is exactly what Ray Dalio complained about at the end of the interview - journalism based on facts mixed with made-up fiction. That's why the interviewer (who is the CEO of Fortune) ended the interview rather quickly :-)

I don’t think Ray needs an audience. He’s happy to hear himself talk at length.

Ray, you taped every conversation that happened in that building hit decades. If he’s lying, you have the proof.

TRUTH MIXING UP WITH FICTION IS DISASTER.

This guy is an egomaniac, wanting to leave legacy of praised, of worship. He threatened anyone through NDA and litigation to make sure no one criticized him. Man, at least have some reality check and pour some fact if you gonna lie, no one is perfect, tell people you are human too. Great marketer no doubt, relentless building his image of greatness in everyway he can. You think Copeland will have the gut to write the book and publish it knowing he will get sued with someone with literally unlimited legal backing without making sure to fact check it?. The fact remain, he succeed at convincing everyone, i see many who relentlessly back him even when you provide something that goes against his teaching.

I like how this guy is quite wealthy, however his suit looks worse than my dad's.

This felt like a rushed interview. The interviewer is inexperienced and cuts in.

20:10 .... comments concerning NYT reporter and author.