the world has gone mad and the system is
broken those were the words of
Bridgewater founder Ray Dalio this week who is the
most successful hedge fund manager to
date hinting that a financial crisis is
looming on the horizon in 2020 but
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when we release new content Ray Dalio
perfectly describes how central bank's
easy money printing policy has led to
huge misalignment of capital where
investors are now literally throwing
money at companies especially at
startups without expecting anything back
a very good recent example of this is
rework the misalignment of capital in V
Brooks case was so huge that the company
was valued at 47 billion dollars pre-ipo
during the s1 filings process though it
came out that we were CEO at a newman
was selling nothing but pipe dreams and
that core business models of we work
like we grow or we live were broken they
had lost 3.7 billion dollars while
generating 1.8 billion in revenues last
year as a result the market lowered
their valuation from a whooping 47
billion to only five billion dollars
ninety percent less than the initial
valuation Adam Neumann the CEO was living
a lavish lifestyle and wanted to become
the world's first trillionaire by his
own words had to resign and the future
of free work especially of soft banks
investment through Masayoshi son remains
to be seen to come back to ray dalio's
warning central banks don't have any
more room to lower interest rates and
this can become a very dangerous
situation for nations in the future
almost all governments in the world are
currently running huge deficits and they
will keep on occurring more and more
debt revalue says it's practically
impossible to get into more debt without
rising interest rates and here is
exactly where the problem lies because
the whole world is currently used to
cheap money individuals and businesses
are leveraged long a slight increase of
the interest rates would wipe out
businesses at the brink of profitability
immediately and this could lead to
domino effect ray eventually concludes
that central banks will have no choice
but to purchase those government bonds
with new freshly printed money throwing
sound monetary policy out of the window
so what does all of this mean for you as
a private investor business or
professional you need to have a healthy
portion of your wealth and conservative
assets such as gold as Ray mentions in
another great post that I highly
recommend
but since 2008 we have a completely new
asset class which actually came out as a
result of the previous financial crisis
its Bitcoin even though the proof is
still out Bitcoin has already proven
very stable in third world country
collapses like in Venezuela or Africa
right now Bitcoin is literally fighting
for wealth preservation spot number one
against gold especially among digital
native younger generations but here's
the thing the average investor is highly
leveraged in a single asset class that
might be either real estate stocks or
crypto for you but the reality of
capital markets shows us you need a
healthy mix of all in order to not get
crushed in the next financial crisis
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