Dalio noted that gold has become the world's second-largest reserve currency, surpassing the euro earlier this year. Dalio emphasized that the key goal is to own assets that can withstand broad-based currency devaluations.

Dalio noted that gold has become the world's second-largest reserve currency, surpassing the euro earlier this year. Dalio emphasized that the key goal is to own assets that can withstand broad-based currency devaluations.

This week also features a slew of corporate earnings reports, including from heavyweights Meta, Microsoft, Amazon, and Apple, which could sway investor sentiment. In addition to the Fed meeting and earnings reports, this week will also feature a slew of economic indicators, including the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) report, the Fed's preferred inflation gauge, and the government's employment report, which gauges the potential impact of tariffs on consumer prices and the labor market.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

This week also features a slew of corporate earnings reports, including from heavyweights Meta, Microsoft, Amazon, and Apple, which could sway investor sentiment. In addition to the Fed meeting and earnings reports, this week will also feature a slew of economic indicators, including the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) report, the Fed's preferred inflation gauge, and the government's employment report, which gauges the potential impact of tariffs on consumer prices and the labor market.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

They tend to go down together. We watch their relative movements, but they all go down in value, not relative to fiat currencies, but relative to hard money, and that hard money is gold.”

They tend to go down together. We watch their relative movements, but they all go down in value, not relative to fiat currencies, but relative to hard money, and that hard money is gold.”

While Dalio focused on the United States, he stressed that all Western-led economies face similar challenges. “It’s just like the 1970s or the 1930s,” he said.

While Dalio focused on the United States, he stressed that all Western-led economies face similar challenges. “It’s just like the 1970s or the 1930s,” he said.

His comments come as the U.S. government debt has surpassed $37 trillion. Dallio noted that due to continued deficit spending, the U.S. government may need to issue nearly $12 trillion in Treasury bonds next year to repay the debt.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth

His comments come as the U.S. government debt has surpassed $37 trillion. Dallio noted that due to continued deficit spending, the U.S. government may need to issue nearly $12 trillion in Treasury bonds next year to repay the debt.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth

Market sentiment was also boosted by continued investor enthusiasm for the potential of artificial intelligence technology, as well as the conclusion of some trade deals and an initial better-than-expected corporate earnings season.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

Market sentiment was also boosted by continued investor enthusiasm for the potential of artificial intelligence technology, as well as the conclusion of some trade deals and an initial better-than-expected corporate earnings season.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.14% to 44,837.56, the S&P 500 rose 0.02% to 6,389.77 and the Nasdaq rose 0.33% to 21,178.58.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.14% to 44,837.56, the S&P 500 rose 0.02% to 6,389.77 and the Nasdaq rose 0.33% to 21,178.58.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

The S&P 500 index rose slightly on Monday, hitting a record closing high for the sixth consecutive trading day. The Nasdaq index also set a record closing in volatile trading. Investors are evaluating the US-EU trade agreement and awaiting new clues about interest rate policy from the Federal Reserve meeting this week. US crude oil traded around $66.97 per barrel, up nearly 3% on Monday.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

The S&P 500 index rose slightly on Monday, hitting a record closing high for the sixth consecutive trading day. The Nasdaq index also set a record closing in volatile trading. Investors are evaluating the US-EU trade agreement and awaiting new clues about interest rate policy from the Federal Reserve meeting this week. US crude oil traded around $66.97 per barrel, up nearly 3% on Monday.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

Spot gold was trading around $3,314 per ounce, having fallen to a nearly three-week low on Monday. The US-EU trade agreement boosted the dollar and risk sentiment, while investors awaited new clues about interest rate policy from the Federal Reserve meeting this week. U.S. crude oil was trading around $66.97 per barrel, having risen nearly 3% on Monday.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

Spot gold was trading around $3,314 per ounce, having fallen to a nearly three-week low on Monday. The US-EU trade agreement boosted the dollar and risk sentiment, while investors awaited new clues about interest rate policy from the Federal Reserve meeting this week. U.S. crude oil was trading around $66.97 per barrel, having risen nearly 3% on Monday.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

The "Daily PP" of USD/INR shows that its pivot point is at 86.372, and the corresponding maximum support and resistance range is 86.095-86.707.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

The "Daily PP" of USD/INR shows that its pivot point is at 86.372, and the corresponding maximum support and resistance range is 86.095-86.707.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

A neutrally balanced portfolio should include about 15% exposure to gold. He said: "In my own portfolio, I hold gold and a small amount of other assets. I prefer gold, but it depends on the individual. The real issue is currency devaluation."#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

A neutrally balanced portfolio should include about 15% exposure to gold. He said: "In my own portfolio, I hold gold and a small amount of other assets. I prefer gold, but it depends on the individual. The real issue is currency devaluation."#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

If purchasing power is used to generate income, then that income can pay down debt, and that's a healthy system. But when debt, debt service, and interest rates rise, they start to crowd out other spending, like plaque in the circulatory system, causing problems akin to an economic heart attack."#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

If purchasing power is used to generate income, then that income can pay down debt, and that's a healthy system. But when debt, debt service, and interest rates rise, they start to crowd out other spending, like plaque in the circulatory system, causing problems akin to an economic heart attack."#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

“It’s spending 40% more than it’s taking in, and it can’t really cut spending because so much of it is fixed,” he said. “It’s accumulated debt six times its revenue… The credit system acts like a circulatory system, bringing nutrients, meaning purchasing power, to different parts of the economy.”#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

“It’s spending 40% more than it’s taking in, and it can’t really cut spending because so much of it is fixed,” he said. “It’s accumulated debt six times its revenue… The credit system acts like a circulatory system, bringing nutrients, meaning purchasing power, to different parts of the economy.”#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

The Bridgewater Associates founder shared his gloomy economic outlook on Sunday, citing the United States as an example, noting that while the U.S. government's revenue is about $5 trillion, its spending is $7 trillion.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

The Bridgewater Associates founder shared his gloomy economic outlook on Sunday, citing the United States as an example, noting that while the U.S. government's revenue is about $5 trillion, its spending is $7 trillion.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

All Western-led economies face similar challenges. “They tend to go down together, just like in the 1970s or the 1930s,” he said. “We look at their relative movements, but they all go down in value, not relative to fiat currencies, but relative to hard money, and that hard money is gold.”#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

All Western-led economies face similar challenges. “They tend to go down together, just like in the 1970s or the 1930s,” he said. “We look at their relative movements, but they all go down in value, not relative to fiat currencies, but relative to hard money, and that hard money is gold.”#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

The U.S. government debt has already exceeded $37 trillion. Dallio noted that due to continued deficit spending, the U.S. government may need to issue nearly $12 trillion in Treasury bonds next year to repay the debt. Dalio warned, "There's no turning back," adding that the only remaining options are for the government to borrow more money and rely on central banks to print money. He also reminded investors that indicators, such as the emergence of capital controls, are beginning to flash warning signs.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

The U.S. government debt has already exceeded $37 trillion. Dallio noted that due to continued deficit spending, the U.S. government may need to issue nearly $12 trillion in Treasury bonds next year to repay the debt. Dalio warned, "There's no turning back," adding that the only remaining options are for the government to borrow more money and rely on central banks to print money. He also reminded investors that indicators, such as the emergence of capital controls, are beginning to flash warning signs.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

“It spends 40 percent more than it takes in, and it can’t really cut back on spending because so much of it is fixed. It has accumulated debt that is six times its income… The credit system acts like a circulatory system, bringing nutrients, purchasing power, to different parts of the economy. If purchasing power is used to create income, then that income can pay down the debt, #BrokerEvaluation

“It spends 40 percent more than it takes in, and it can’t really cut back on spending because so much of it is fixed. It has accumulated debt that is six times its income… The credit system acts like a circulatory system, bringing nutrients, purchasing power, to different parts of the economy. If purchasing power is used to create income, then that income can pay down the debt, #BrokerEvaluation

Using the United States as an example, he noted that while the U.S. government's revenue is about $5 trillion, its expenditures are $7 trillion.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

Using the United States as an example, he noted that while the U.S. government's revenue is about $5 trillion, its expenditures are $7 trillion.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

Billionaire investor Ray Dalio continues to sound the alarm about the health of the global economy, citing unsustainable government deficit spending. He recommended that investors allocate about 15% of their portfolios to alternative currencies such as gold.#BrokerEvaluation#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth

Billionaire investor Ray Dalio continues to sound the alarm about the health of the global economy, citing unsustainable government deficit spending. He recommended that investors allocate about 15% of their portfolios to alternative currencies such as gold.#BrokerEvaluation#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth

A decisive break below this key support level would provide a new trigger for bearish traders. Conversely, any meaningful recovery attempt could face resistance in the $3,340 area.

A decisive break below this key support level would provide a new trigger for bearish traders. Conversely, any meaningful recovery attempt could face resistance in the $3,340 area.