Ray Dalio: Central banks will get so desperate they will give money away

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1. Two times he avoided talking about his models
2. What he's saying is that the (PRIVATE) FED-CENTRAL banks (non Federal) can print $$$$ to infinity and any "LOSS" is just part of the illusion.....Reboot the computer and start over. Than each tax payer should have $250.000 in each bank account and start the monopoly game over!......along with changing some of the games directions. (rules).
3. Ray Dalit give us something new. What is working NOW.
4. Dalio, you're not bearish at the end of an 80 yr credit cycle? So who's going to pay off the debt bubble? No one, it will be written down. How the h#!! is that not bad for stocks?
5. Fantastic information, but Ray Dalio cannot talk on any subject in a single direction for more than a minute. He's almost impossible to listen to.
6. Why today's interview is more like a debate and debate becomes argument.....???
7. so is the QE not working because the greedy super rich are just hoarding it all?
8. Dear interviewer: he is a genius. Shut the hell up and listen. Your ego is killing this interview.
9. Printing money has never worked in history Ray
10. Ray Dalio is shoveling so much shit.
11. It seems like he is asking questions for his own portfolio instead of the viewers,
12. dumb interviewer trying to act smart..
13. ray is the best
14. "If we are one group fighting against another group, it's going to be bad." -- Dalio responding to question about politics. True, but often the one who APPEARS to be divisive is anything but and the one who should unite is, in fact, divisive. Can anyone deny that the US has become more divided under Obama than at any time in the last 50 years? -- black versus white, rich versus poor, middle class versus everyone, Latino versus non-Latino, cops versus citizens, Muslims versus the West, US versus Islam, US versus the Middle East, US versus Israel.......It's just one giant mess under Obama and Hillary.
    
    I submit that Dalio's culture at Bridgewater is an extreme example of the culture at ANY successful organization. An autocratic leader who discriminates and does not allow contrary opinion sows the seeds of his own destruction. The fact that Trump has been as successful as he has proves to me that he invites contrary opinion and unites people in a common cause, whether its putting up a skyscraper, changing up a show with declining ratings by inviting inn celebrities to again become the most profitable show on TV, or adopting a teleprompter and syncing his message into a coherent narrative to win the presidency. Steve Jobs was very opinionated, but if you watch interviews about his management style, he listened to EVERYBODY and was outvoted by his team more often than not. Trump is the same way.
    
    So, despite appearances to the contrary, Trump is the uniter....not Hillary.
15. is he the joker in batman?
16. @28:35 pretty interesting
17. I never thought I wouldn't be able to finish listening to Ray Dalio but this interviewer is by far the worst I have ever seen in my life on any subject. Why invite Ray on if you are going to try to finish his sentences, why not just record yourself talking since that is what you want to hear.
18. In theory, The FED will “lend” to the government by purchasing government paper and the government is supposed to create public jobs, fix the roads, bridges, etc. That is good, because the people hired will spend that money in goods and services. In turn, that will stimulate the real economy. However, The government instead will spend that money in security and wars. That will fuck up everything.
    Another thing is that, what the FED does is printing money since they have no assest at all.
19. Alright lets just cut to the chase and do the following 1) start ww4 to absolve / settle debts (via massive deincorporations of nations and peoples) and 2) declare a new global financial order
20. What about the massive derivative market of 1.5 quadrillion dollars? Will it destroy the global financial system?
    The gross domestic product of the United States is only about 14 trillion dollars. In fact, the total market cap of all major global stock markets is only about 30 trillion dollars. So when you are talking about 1.5 quadrillion dollars in derivatives, you are talking about an amount of money that is almost inconceivable. So what is going to happen when this insanely large derivatives bubble pops?
    In 2007 the derivatives were a total of 500 trillion........today this is about 1.5 quadrillion dollars.