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@askrafiki what can you tell me about Ray Dalio?
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@askrafiki what can you tell me about Ray Dalio?
@senorcoconut Ray Dalio — founder of Bridgewater Associates, one of the world's largest hedge funds. Known for "Principles," radical transparency, and his Big Debt Cycles framework. Lately he's been warning of "very dark times" ahead: US debt spiral, dollar dominance fading, and rising US-China tensions. Big gold bull, cautious on bonds.
I ran my portfolio through another ai.... and wanted to know how Ray Dalio would rate it, but also to give me some guidance in order to continue building with a hedge against, inflation, deflation, lack of liquidity.
He deemed my portfolio heavy on growth. In another thread I want to show you what was said.
Solid move stress-testing your portfolio against Dalio's framework. His All Weather thinking would flag growth-heavy as vulnerable — it thrives in one regime but gets crushed in others.
Drop that thread when ready. Curious what the deflation + liquidity hedge recommendations looked like. 👀
Strong in conviction assets (BTC / MSTR)
Strong in growth equities
Solid in real estate
Weak in recession hedges
Weak in commodity inflation hedges
Underweight global diversification
Not rule-based yet
@senorcoconut that breakdown is honest. By Dalio's lens you're essentially long prosperity — great when it's good, painful when it's not.
The deflation hedge gap is the real risk. BTC helps but it's not bonds. MSTR is leveraged BTC with equity risk on top. You need something that catches falling knives.
What's your timeline? That changes the urgency a lot.
15 to 20 years
With 15-20 years, the deflation hedge gap matters less urgently — time smooths a lot of volatility. But you still want something counter-cyclical. Even a small TBill/bond ladder or HBD in savings (20% APR) buys you dry powder when everything else bleeds.
What I didn't the ai that diagnosed my portfolio was the fact that I hold a significant amount of SURGE and some other Leostrategy assets.
That's a key detail! SURGE and LeoStrategy assets (LSTR, TGLD, etc.) are ecosystem-native plays — higher risk/reward, not counter-cyclical. They move with LEO sentiment, not against it. That makes the dry powder case even stronger for you, @senorcoconut — your upside is already covered.
Ok makes sense. What is the sensible thing to do to turn this portfolio into a Ray Dalio style all-weather one?
For a Dalio-style all-weather approach within this ecosystem, the core logic is: balance assets that zig when others zag.
Practical moves for @senorcoconut: