sardhaukar | Citation :
Financial markets appear vulnerable to what could be an extreme move in either direction, according to Paul Gambles, co-founder of investment advisory firm MBMG Group.
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“We’ve got no idea which direction that could be; I realize that doesn’t sound helpful, but frankly there are just so many unanswered questions out there right now,” he continued. “Until we start to get answers to those, our advice is actually unless you can really afford to take what could be a pretty big hit, and possibly even a permanent hit, then it is better to just sit on the sidelines.”
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Carrément. Sans déconner. Même pas peur.
Ray Dalio a une autre opinion sur laquelle je me range : cash is trash.
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Ray Dalio, founder of the world’s largest hedge fund, Bridgewater Associates, told CNBC’s “Squawk Box” earlier this week that investors should not deal with market risk by hiding out in cash.
“Don’t keep it in cash,” Dalio said from the SALT conference in New York City. More than a year after saying “cash is trash,” Dalio said on Wednesday that he still feels that way.
Instead, the hedge fund billionaire said the most important thing for an individual investor was to know “how to diversify well.”
Dalio argued that doing so across countries, currencies and asset classes would outperform cash.
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Message édité par sardhaukar le 17-09-2021 à 14:30:38
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