Ray Dalio Is Preparing for a Crash Like 1971 — And Almost No One Understands Why

Ray Dalio, the founder of Bridgewater Associates and one of the most respected macro investors in the world, is preparing for an economic shift similar to what happened in 1971 — when the global financial system fundamentally changed and the U.S. dollar lost its backing to gold.

This video breaks down:

Why Dalio believes the global monetary system is entering a major reset

How unsustainable debt levels are weakening major economies

Why geopolitical tensions are accelerating the shift away from the U.S. dollar

The rise of alternative trade systems and new reserve currencies

Historical patterns of empire decline, currency transitions, and economic power shifts

Dalio doesn’t make predictions lightly. His research shows repeating cycles:

Debt cycles

Wealth inequality cycles

Internal political conflict

International power competition

And right now, all of those cycles are converging at the same time.

We explain:

What happened in 1971 and why it changed everything

How central banks are dealing with inflation and currency risk

Why nations are increasing gold reserves

What this means for markets, savings, and the global economy

The next phase of the financial system will not look like the one we’ve lived in for decades. And the signs are already here.

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