Ray Dalio earned 2 billion last yr says
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What’s the problem? Did he steal the money from someone?
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It's possible. He is a hedge fund guy.SFGbob said:What’s the problem? Did he steal the money from someone?
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Who did he steal it from?
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I’m missing the problem. What needs to be solved?
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He goes into further detail in the linked article.MikeDamone said:I’m missing the problem. What needs to be solved?
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Why can’t you just tell us?jecornel said:
He goes into further detail in the linked article.MikeDamone said:I’m missing the problem. What needs to be solved?
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I read the whole thing. What’s the problem that needs to be solved?jecornel said:
He goes into further detail in the linked article.MikeDamone said:I’m missing the problem. What needs to be solved?
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Thanks for assuming I know how to read. Fucking elitist.jecornel said:
He goes into further detail in the linked article.MikeDamone said:I’m missing the problem. What needs to be solved?
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No problem. Just a perspective a billionaire has about America.MikeDamone said:
I read the whole thing. What’s the problem that needs to be solved?jecornel said:
He goes into further detail in the linked article.MikeDamone said:I’m missing the problem. What needs to be solved?
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So, let me get this straight: Leftards have destroyed the US public education system. Leftards have worked to destroy the American family. Leftards have celebrated incivility. Leftards have promoted open borders and brought tens of millions of illegal immigrants into this country that don’t have capitalism and the rule of law and don’t have free markets and incentives promote wealth creation and that have no culture of education. Yet, capitalism is to blame? I’ll vote no.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/why-how-capitalism-needs-reformed-ray-dalio/?dlbk
I’ve also studied what makes countries succeed and fail by taking a mechanistic perspective rather than an ideological one because my ability to deal with economies and markets in a practical way is what I have been scored on. If you’d like to see a summary of my research that shows what makes countries succeed and fail, it’s here (link). In a nutshell, poor education, a poor culture (one that impedes people from operating effectively together), poor infrastructure, and too much debt cause bad economic results. The best results come when there is more rather than less of: a) equal opportunity in education and in work, b) good family or family-like upbringing through the high school years, c) civilized behavior within a system that most people believe is fair, and d) free and well-regulated markets for goods, services, labor, and capital that provide incentives, savings, and financing opportunities to most people.
Naturally, I have watched these things closely over the years in all countries, especially in the US. I will now show the results that our system is producing that have led me to believe capitalism isn’t working well for most Americans. -
So much has been destroyed. Tell the nurse to pour you a tall one. The end is nigh and doctor's orders be damned!WestlinnDuck said:So, let me get this straight: Leftards have destroyed the US public education system. Leftards have worked to destroy the American family. Leftards have celebrated incivility. Leftards have promoted open borders and brought tens of millions of illegal immigrants into this country that don’t have capitalism and the rule of law and don’t have free markets and incentives promote wealth creation and that have no culture of education. Yet, capitalism is to blame? I’ll vote no.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/why-how-capitalism-needs-reformed-ray-dalio/?dlbk
I’ve also studied what makes countries succeed and fail by taking a mechanistic perspective rather than an ideological one because my ability to deal with economies and markets in a practical way is what I have been scored on. If you’d like to see a summary of my research that shows what makes countries succeed and fail, it’s here (link). In a nutshell, poor education, a poor culture (one that impedes people from operating effectively together), poor infrastructure, and too much debt cause bad economic results. The best results come when there is more rather than less of: a) equal opportunity in education and in work, b) good family or family-like upbringing through the high school years, c) civilized behavior within a system that most people believe is fair, and d) free and well-regulated markets for goods, services, labor, and capital that provide incentives, savings, and financing opportunities to most people.
Naturally, I have watched these things closely over the years in all countries, especially in the US. I will now show the results that our system is producing that have led me to believe capitalism isn’t working well for most Americans.
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Ah yes, the democrat who is bad at math scoffs at those who deride his religion of liberalism and the bad direction it is turning the country.HHusky said:
So much has been destroyed. Tell the nurse to pour you a tall one. The end is nigh and doctor's orders be damned!WestlinnDuck said:So, let me get this straight: Leftards have destroyed the US public education system. Leftards have worked to destroy the American family. Leftards have celebrated incivility. Leftards have promoted open borders and brought tens of millions of illegal immigrants into this country that don’t have capitalism and the rule of law and don’t have free markets and incentives promote wealth creation and that have no culture of education. Yet, capitalism is to blame? I’ll vote no.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/why-how-capitalism-needs-reformed-ray-dalio/?dlbk
I’ve also studied what makes countries succeed and fail by taking a mechanistic perspective rather than an ideological one because my ability to deal with economies and markets in a practical way is what I have been scored on. If you’d like to see a summary of my research that shows what makes countries succeed and fail, it’s here (link). In a nutshell, poor education, a poor culture (one that impedes people from operating effectively together), poor infrastructure, and too much debt cause bad economic results. The best results come when there is more rather than less of: a) equal opportunity in education and in work, b) good family or family-like upbringing through the high school years, c) civilized behavior within a system that most people believe is fair, and d) free and well-regulated markets for goods, services, labor, and capital that provide incentives, savings, and financing opportunities to most people.
Naturally, I have watched these things closely over the years in all countries, especially in the US. I will now show the results that our system is producing that have led me to believe capitalism isn’t working well for most Americans.
Politics above all else HHuskey. Go down with the ship buddy! -
You mean we're not getting great again?Bendintheriver said:
Ah yes, the democrat who is bad at math scoffs at those who deride his religion of liberalism and the bad direction it is turning the country.HHusky said:
So much has been destroyed. Tell the nurse to pour you a tall one. The end is nigh and doctor's orders be damned!WestlinnDuck said:So, let me get this straight: Leftards have destroyed the US public education system. Leftards have worked to destroy the American family. Leftards have celebrated incivility. Leftards have promoted open borders and brought tens of millions of illegal immigrants into this country that don’t have capitalism and the rule of law and don’t have free markets and incentives promote wealth creation and that have no culture of education. Yet, capitalism is to blame? I’ll vote no.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/why-how-capitalism-needs-reformed-ray-dalio/?dlbk
I’ve also studied what makes countries succeed and fail by taking a mechanistic perspective rather than an ideological one because my ability to deal with economies and markets in a practical way is what I have been scored on. If you’d like to see a summary of my research that shows what makes countries succeed and fail, it’s here (link). In a nutshell, poor education, a poor culture (one that impedes people from operating effectively together), poor infrastructure, and too much debt cause bad economic results. The best results come when there is more rather than less of: a) equal opportunity in education and in work, b) good family or family-like upbringing through the high school years, c) civilized behavior within a system that most people believe is fair, and d) free and well-regulated markets for goods, services, labor, and capital that provide incentives, savings, and financing opportunities to most people.
Naturally, I have watched these things closely over the years in all countries, especially in the US. I will now show the results that our system is producing that have led me to believe capitalism isn’t working well for most Americans.
Politics above all else HHuskey. Go down with the ship buddy! -
Oh we're great again, otherwise why would you be on here bitching?
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I think you must have meant this for Westy.Bendintheriver said:Oh we're great again, otherwise why would you be on here bitching?
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The issue which you are avoiding counselor is that capitalism hasn’t destroyed Detroit. Capitalism hasn’t destroyed the California public education system. Capitalism hasn’t created a black illegitimacy rate of 75%. Our NY billionaire, unlike tax sheltered Trump, is paying hundreds of millions of dollars on stock market gains. How he thinks his hedge fund activity is hurting poorly educated single parent households is at best a confused thought.
