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What if the hottest AI stocks are actually a ticking time bomb? Legendary investor Ray Dalio, founder of the world’s largest hedge fund Bridgewater Associates, sees unsettling parallels between today’s AI frenzy and history’s biggest bubbles. And he would know: Dalio predicted past crashes and managed over $150 billion at his peak, so when he says a market feels “frothy,” investors pay attention. This video unpacks what Dalio thinks is really inflating the AI boom and why that could mean trouble for your portfolio. There’s a twist: it has less to do with AI’s tech and more to do with something structural that has changed in the economy. Which makes you wonder, could the same fuel that’s propelling these stocks upward also be setting the stage for a hard crash? Let’s listen to Dalio lay it out – pay close attention to how he compares today to the late 1920s.
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LOL. Maybe the world may end by 2027. This guy has been getting people to sell for years and buy up low cost profits. It will be fine I'm sure.
AI-driven markets are exciting, but they can also amplify volatility. A correction is inevitable when the bubble bursts—be prepared for a storm.
Last year it was "People won't make it to 2026".
The year before that it was "People won't make it to 2025".
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You should at least refer to the qource of the videi. It is not fair to make your money on others content without refering
We want to listen to Dalio not the interviewers summing up!!
Clickbair garbage. Negative vote.
I really don’t like this AI voice… 🥱
Makes it hard to stay engaged.
Binance infinity ETH bug right now
I just made a video to show that"
Wall Street salesman went from bitcoin to AI and now it will be quantum computers, but I don’t think that’s getting any traction
What a lamentable conversationalist, and zero sense of humour
Ray Dalio has been predicting a storm in the stock market for years, so if he goes on long enough hé will be correct