This is part five of a ten part series on Ray Dalio (and part of our upcoming ebook on Dalio, which will include much information not available to the public), founder of Bridgewater Associates the world’s largest hedge fund manager. Founded by Dalio during 1975 from his two-bedroom apartment, today Bridgewater manages $171 billion for a wide array of institutional clients, including foreign governments and central banks, corporate and public pension funds. Ray Dalio — Part five: Finding trades So far in this series I’ve looked at how Bridgewater Associates came to be, Ray Dalio’s history, the hedge fund’s two…
Ray Dalio — Part Five: Finding Trades; Financial Crisis protection
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