The Latest Breaking News from Ray Dalio

Bridgewater Associates, the world's biggest hedge fund, sold top AI-linked stocks like Nvidia, Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon, and Johnson & Johnson.

The Bridgewater founder previously expressed anxieties that a close election and Trump loss would increase the risk of a contested outcome.

Pennsylvania candidate David McCormick led Bridgewater, which managed millions in Russian funds, documents show

Billionaire investor Ray Dalio says Beijing’s ‘big week’ of stimulus could be one for the history books.

Summary Investing legends like David Tepper, Ken Griffin, Ray Dalio, Jamie Dimon, and Warren Buffet are bullish on Chinese stocks, particularly Alibaba (BABA). Alibaba's diverse business segments and strong technical indicators signal a promising investment, with a 33.64% gain since 7/29. Alibaba boasts a market cap of $242 billion, a...

The founder of hedge fund Bridgewater warns a restructuring is necessary to tackle China's growing problem of local government debt.

Stocks like Coca-Cola are a common theme in the portfolios of Bill Gates, Warren Buffett, and Ray Dalio—this is why.

Ray Dalio discusses concerns about President Biden's health and leadership, sparking debate within the Democratic Party.

The Bridgewater founder despairs over America's choice between an "unethical, almost fascist Republican Party" and a "frail, untruthful" Democratic Party.

Ray Dalio's offensive and defensive investing strategies, combined with diversification across industries and asset classes, have helped him amass a personal fortune of $15.4 billion.

"People really do care on a microscopic level and they're paying attention to you."