The times have really changed, wake up, be prepared, but don't panic blindly.
Bridgewater's big boss Dalio hits the blackboard: the old world script is torn, the new rule is "whoever is strong gets to speak."
Ray Dalio, the head of the world's largest hedge fund Bridgewater, recently published a viral article, the core of which is just one sentence: the set of world rules we are familiar with since World War II is officially over.
This is not said lightly. Dalio manages the money of central banks around the world, and historically, he has accurately predicted several major crises. Him coming out to shout now means real money is at stake.
He said we are not facing an ordinary economic crisis, but have stepped into a "civilizational cycle" turning point that happens once every few hundred years. Leaders from Germany, France, and the United States are also saying that the old order is gone. What does this mean? It means that the competition between China and the US, the technological stranglehold, and regional conflicts you see are not coincidences; they are all part of the same big tree rotting from the roots.
After the old rules fail, what will the world run on? The law of the jungle. Countries fight in five steps: first, they engage in trade wars, then technology wars, followed by geopolitical games and financial sanctions, and finally, it may escalate to real guns and bullets. The world is currently in a phase of intense competition in the first four steps, with risks continuously escalating.
He uses World War II as an example: it all started with the Great Depression, internal contradictions within countries intensified, strongmen like Hitler emerged, they fought for resources abroad, and eventually, being driven to a dead end by economic sanctions ignited the world war.
What insight does this give to ordinary people?
1. Don’t view the world with old eyes: the "old script" of peaceful development may have turned the page, and there will be more turmoil and surprises in the future.
2. Watch your wallet: in chaotic times, governments may print money wildly, and paper currency is prone to devaluation. Historically, during such times, only gold, which does not rely on any national credit, can withstand the pressure.
3. Enhance your own risk resistance ability: learn more skills, stay flexible, and don’t place all your hopes on the old track.
In short: the times have really changed, wake up, be prepared, but don't panic blindly.
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