During his recent interview at Bridgewater, Ray Dalio reflects on his early missteps, recalling, “I thought we were going to have a crisis, a debt crisis. And I couldn’t have been more wrong… I lost money for me. I lost money for clients. I had to let people go.”| The Acquirer's Multiple®
In a recent interview, Ray Dalio’s analysis reveals a looming economic reckoning most investors are ignoring. “The US government spends $7 trillion a year. It takes in $5 trillion a year,” he explains, painting a stark picture of unsustainable deficits. The result? A “supply of debt that the US will have to sell is about $12 trillion” annually—a tidal wave of borrowing that risks triggering an “economic heart attack.”| The Acquirer's Multiple®
