Stocks are falling and bond yields are rising, but markets still don’t seem convinced the Federal Reserve will pursue plans to keep increasing interest rates until inflation is under control. I'm still at a crossroads deciding if to liquidate my $117k stocck portfolio, what’s the best way to take advantage of this bear market?

Finance and Business books have been so helpful. I’m 55 and my wife 50 we are both retired with over $3 million in net worth and no debts. Currently living smart and frugal with our money. No longer putting blames on FED for our misfortunes. Saving and investing lifestyle in the stock market made it possible for us this early, even till now we earn weekly.

With markets tumbling, inflation soaring, the Fed imposing large interest-rate hike, while treasury yields are rising rapidly-which means more red ink for portfolios this quarter. How can I profit from the current volatile market, I'm still at a crossroads deciding if to liquidate my $125k bond/stock portfolio

I am 40 years old. I will retire early but I have $281k saved. I can’t work anymore. I am just too tired. I feel confident that my retirement will be a blessing.,but if I can do something profit-driven that will improve my savings and get me a good retirement lifestyle I would like to know. If anyone sees this and can help please comment.

I try to see everything Mr. Rubenstein does. He never talks about himself but did here. Remarkable, humble person.

Nobody can become financially successful overnight. They put in background work but we tend to see the finished part. Fear is a dangerous component, hindering us from taking bold steps we need in other to reach our goals. you have to contend with inflation, recession, decisions from the Feds and all.

I am new to the stock market. Every stock that I bought so far, I was out of luck because I bought them when they were expensive. I feel I missed out on all the stock opportunities so far for the tech stocks.I believe having 150K yearly income would be a good investment so I want to plug all my savings into the stock market. I know this sounds a bit dull but I would like to know if I should learn investing or let somebody else (more capable like a FA) do it for me? Please share your thoughts. I am kind of tired of searching for a good stock to buy and losing all the good opportunities

Curious if anyone here has tried copy trading. What was your experience? I’m relatively new to trading and i am looking study some good traders and copy their open trades rather than investing myself and lose money emotionally.

Having two investing legends in the same room spreading wisdom for over an hour is a real blessing, especially now when so many great assets are on sale, and the opportunity might get even better. Take a patient and calculated approach and have a buying strategy that you follow, and you will be fine in the long-term. It's time like these when long-term investors make the most money 👍

We love this interview!!! Substance about principles and delightful sense of humor! Thanks for doing these! We appreciate your contributions! 🎉

Not English language native, not us native citizen but delightful listening to these two

Industry leaders diving deep into market insights and investing, videos like these are always a win and a lot to learn...

Very well articulated; I wish I had more time for trial and error, but I'll be 56 in November and I need ideas and advice on what investments to make to set myself up for retirement, especially with the looming inflation and recession; my goal is to have a portfolio of at least $500k at the age of 60.

Great conversation between two very intelligent men✊🏾⚡️💯

Two condensed tremendous experiences feeding the world with the diamonds of life. How lucky is this generation to have the opportunity to live in the era of internet and the free valuable information

I appreciate this interview and the information provided. Ray Dalio is used to being interviewed, not doing the interviewing. The latter takes practice and experience. I appreciate that he switched roles to interview an incredible mind. Remember, you fell a lot when learning how to walk. You weren't perfect when learning a new task. Overall, I think Ray did great and the interview gets better as it goes along.

Interviewing David Rubenstein is the highest calling of mankind, lol 😂

Both are legends and apex of success in our time. And yet humility and humbleness they display the most.

Getting over failure is one of the traits of the greats.

Two financial legends in the same room = pure wisdom for the public!!

Every financial goal requires patience, dedication and consistent spirit knowing that investment is currently the most lucrative business in the world, both NFT, real estate and Crypto shares are really positively changing people's lives. 🚀

Some timestamps: 08:04 thoughts on populism 11:35 pros/cons of government vs finance 22:55 Is accomplishing important? 28:10 Failure 34:10 Do you worry about being long only? 37:20 Qualities of the best investors 40:15 Can you spot a good investor? 41:50 what's your process for study? 44:08 thoughts on economy 47:15 thoughts on journalism 48:20 types of assets to hold in this environment 50:40 USA China relations going forward 53:10 Recommended book/s 54:00 Humility 56:05 what's most misunderstood about political system? 1:00:05 USA today vs when graduating high school 1:01:45 What advice would ray give to someone wanting to start a hedge fund

Both are exemplary for many, Dalio & David!

Ray blows a lot of hot air...Short and sweet Ray...Short and sweet Baby Ray😉

Recently interview today, keeps his cool! Born that way, thank his family! Goes back to fundamentals

This is so cool and confusing! lol! Not used to seeing David R. being interviewed, specially by Ray! love it!!!

Thanks for sharing guys!

Best interview of the decade . Who can suggest better interview than this?

Ray Dalio is the greatest consistent investor in the world. Low risk, high return - Diversification The Holy Grail

David is informative

David is the steady, regular that's inspiration.

9:20 The best quote i got from this interview....Mr Rubenstein saying "Money's always been the mother's milk of politics". You make your own thinking on that one.

Brilliant. Thank you

*So happy that I invested **1:08:17** for this interview. Worth it!*

Fascinating folks, fascinating discussion, always amazed that US financiers never bring up investing to enhance US manufacturing worker productivity

Quick summary: the very accomplished visionary, Ray Dalio, confirming the very brilliant, witty, kind and wise, David M. Rubenstein, is an American National Treasure.

This was a treat ! Thank you 92nd Street Y, Ray Dalio and David.

Been on! In the presence in the public eye

Cannot express enough gratitude for this!

Great discussion 👌

Its amazing hearing his take about crypto and how he views young people

Thank you Dalio and Rubenstein for this important education.

Best show ever!

Such an awesome vibe. Legends

Rubinstein is amazing!

Ways to decrease risk: Buy blue-chip stocks with a history of performance, Invest more money into index funds & ETFs that are well-diversified and Don't trade on hype. Remind yourself it's a long-term game Keep emotions out of the equation. By following this, i have been able to accrue north of $2.8M in 3 years.

Dalio is a legend, I have several videos on my channel about his philosophies and thoughts!

Great conversation. SBF part didn't age well 🤣

"If you're Jewish, you're always worried about lots of stuff." I love David's Humor

35:15 What does Dalio say? I can't understand. Something about "not because (inaudible) 2008." It sounds like "not because lower insured" but that doesn't make any sense.

The great Ray Dalio putting lots of pressure on Rubenstein.

To begin making massive progress on your investment portfolio, you have to understand profit accumulation strategies in the Financial market. That is why I Love trading investment, is one of the best medium to backup your assets. I have the best Forex Trader/ Investment Advisor. Benjamin William Wong has helped me in making huge consistent profits especially in digital assets market.

I enjoy watching wise men talking

Fun listen, but had a chuckle at sbf being mentioned. I'd rather follow the older folks on investment advice.

I count myself successful in trading with the help of my broker who manage and handle my trading account and get me awesome profits. Her strategies are top notch coupled with the little commission she charge on her trade.

It is refreshing to see two billionaire boomers acknowledging that they had it much easier back in the day than young people do now.

These two are great Americans! Great persons of the world. Only if they are more people like them and less like DJT.

rubinstein is so sharp even at this age

Every interviewer should be forced to listen to 1:22 a thousand times and live by it.

Fantastic conversation

Correct David!

people that dont already know.... theres tons of scam comments. it will look like its a couple people commenting with each other but its all scam accounts. be careful out there.

I like this Jewish guy, he is clear and logic

This is so good!

Grande uomini!

Ray dalio is one of my hero’s

Can please know his views on Carried interest and it should be taxed at regular income tax rates. Carried interest is treated as a long-term capital gain instead of an ordinary income, thus providing tax benefits, which is what most Hedge fund manager make

Is that Steve Martin's dad on the right lmao

If you are an investor a recession is a gift. Increase your investment dollars, with every investment on sale be greedy. The bigger/deeper the recession the bigger the sale. keep dollar cost averaging and you will notice magic.

What was the date of this interview?

Enjoyed the talk. 😉

Dear Mr. Rubenstein, Could you let us know what other shows you've liked, in addition to Ken Burns' documentary on "The Holocaust"? The reason I ask is because I was watching a lot of different things from the San Antonio Library, when my feet were super swollen, and some of it was just really pretty trashy. I even found myself enjoying murder mysteries that under normal circumstances I would not have watched, as well as other things. Then Roku came along, and I was able to watch things like, " The Marvelous Mrs. Maizel", which had me laughing, the first time she did a show in the club, more than ever before. Slowly, though, I sort of felt like I'd watched everything that I really wanted to watch ( not including things like Jim Cramer's interviews, for which you need HULU + news to watch, & we aren't into paying for things like that, yet, anyway). I have a HUGE problem with noises, so bad that I typically have to turn Bloomberg off. I bought Ken Burns' Jazz documentary, and watched it. I haven't watched any of the others. I guess I was okay with the noise, as it isn't memorably painful. ( Working at Dillard's, with their music, is). If you & Ray Dalio could get together & come up with a list of pretty good shows to watch, and why you liked them, I think it would help a lot of people who just stop looking for something worthwhile. My TV broke, and I just decided to wait awhile, & use the money to help out my beaten down investments; it's helped me to find things like you & Ray Dalio doing this interview, on my phone. Eventually, though, I might want to give my phone a break, occasionally. It's already processing things much more slowly. Sometimes I now have to wait 5 or 10 seconds before a page opens---- a page that used to open in less than a second. ( I mention this, in case anyone ever asks for philanthropy start-up money for a phone that NEVER gets slow, and never needs a charge). I'm pretty sure I saw the Magna Carta in 1982. My mother, who was teaching Western Civilization at Texas A & M at the time, was REALLY excited about it. I was just taking English History, with Dr. Adams, at the time, but I had been a terrible student, until college, so didn't know so much about it's impact on future governments and the world. I just wanted to say, Thank you for making my mom sort of her old, excited self, if you were the one who loaned it to A&M. She would have LOVED ❤ to have met you, even though she voted for Reagan. (I would have voted for Carter, probably, but I was 14, at the time; my husband voted for Carter, though). Thank you. Sincerely, Charisse Sandberg

Please Ray Dalio make as many videos as possible I’m your student

My greatest happiness is the $ 64,000 bi - weekly profit I get consistently from my $ 15,000 investment despite the economic fluctuation...

I would love to meet either of these two great men

Ray is awesome

I love this Video .🤗❤

Two great investors, but only one is wise.

David is a lawyer

Would have loved to hear more from the interviewee. Dalio loves to talk, he should join CNBC.

Picking a fund - make sure it has: track record, people who produced the track record are still there and have their own money invest alongside yours, young people not leaving the firm, not sued for fraud, information you want is available and understandable, fees are fair, see who the other investors are (smart money finds good investments)

Gosh! It's a precipice. They even quoted Ronald Reagan.👈

Why is Ray Dalio nervous 😂

Max was here.

헤어스타일이 GOOD!

Wow - this was 10/10

So, you actually believe the US media is in good shape? David's answer to that question is pretty amazing. Then you have to remember that he was in the Jimmey Carter Admin.

2 of the coolest billionaires alive!

I have a suggestion to create more equity in opportunity. Fair and equitable interest rates. We have an interest rate apartheid. Close the gap in interest rate spreads and let those who want to compete have the ability to compete.

HR4U Staffing & Recruiting

Yeah Sam Bankman Fried turned out to be a scam guy, rather than a crypto one

Understand, apply, and practice truth; learning is a reflective and sequential process. Students are the master testers! I highly recommend a cute little book, God Went to Beauty School by Cynthia Rylant, even my dad liked it. I hope it makes you smile. Cheerio and thank you!

David is always awesome, the other dude… I think I’ll pass on 😂

I respect and admire Ray Dalio but something is neurologically wrong with Ray ( or it could be age since he is in his 70s)…..he’s not as sharp as he used to be and displays some tick like behaviour/stuttering. Hope he keeps his health up. A brilliant analytical mind but he is operating at 90% of his peak

Why is ray interviewing someone? I’d rather hear from him, especially on investing.

Investment in stocks is a great way to invest your money. The team is constantly checking the market for changes and make sure that you are always informed about the best time to invest. As a result, I have made more money than ever before, and I don't have to manage my portfolio on my own! Invest in stocks, it's worth it!

Rays not a tenth of an interviewer as David is. Talks so much. But still good video

Ray isnt the best interviewer but he does his best

Fundraising based with less red tape possibly.

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