저자: RayDalio · 외국인
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결론: 이 영상은 특정 자산의 가격 방향을 예측하는 내용이 아니라, 학교 교육의 한계와 본인의 학습 경험, 1971년 달러 금본위제 붕괴 목격담을 다룬 회고형 콘텐츠다. 학교 교육에 대한 개인적 경험: 학창시절 공부를 싫어했고 암기 기반 학습이 특히 약했다고 말한다. 개념 이해는 좋아했지만 암기력이 약해 고등학교 성적이 나빴다고 회고한다. 대학 시절의 전환: 대학에서는 과목을 스스로 선택할 자유가 생기면서 흥미를 느끼고 학업 성적이 좋아졌다고 말한다. 자유를 중시하는 성향이 학습 동기에 영향을 줬다는 취지다. 1971년 금본위제 붕괴 경험: 하버드 경영대학원 진학 전 여름 뉴욕증권거래소 플로어에서 사무직으로 일했다. 1971년 8월 15일 닉슨 대통령이 달러 변동환율제 전환(금본위제 이탈)을 발표했을 때 현장에 있었고, 당시 주식시장이 역대급으로 상승했다고 회상한다. 역사적 통화 평가절하 연구: 이 사건을 계기로 과거 통화 평가절하 사례를 연구했으며, 1933년 대공황기 미국의 유사한 사례를 언급한다. 과도한 부채와 화폐 발행이 원인이라는 공통 패턴을 설명한다. 시장 참여자의 행동 패턴: 시장 참여자들이 최근 경험에 과도하게 반응하며, 그 경험이 계속될 것이라는 가정에 갇혀 자주 놀란다고 지적한다. 이는 역사적 사례를 참고하는 것의 중요성을 강조하는 맥락이다. 리스크/조건: 구체적인 투자 조건이나 리스크 시나리오 수치는 제시되지 않았다. 자막 일부가 자동인식 오류로 보이는 부분이 있어 세부 문장은 부정확할 수 있다. 출연자 전망: 특정 자산에 대한 명시적 가격 전망 발언은 확인되지 않았다.
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I hate it I hated school I really hated school I really well I hated school generally right because it was this instruction following thing now I bet you it's probably also because I wasn't good at it I mean I suspect I wasn't good at it you know maybe to some extent uh it was that uh yes I wanted to pursue the understanding I always liked the understanding but I think it was I think I was just built that way right so some people um it sticks and some people like I've got a great conceptual memory and a terrible Rogue memory so if I have a story I could tell you year by year kind of what happened um within a story within a context but if I was to go into you know like a memory based learning it's terrible I have a terrible Rogue memory my my situation was I did terribly in high school um I hated high school I just wouldn't study I wouldn't remember that you know my mother would send me to my room and say you have to study and I wouldn't study I would ref I'd do anything I would be alone in the room there would be I'd find something to think about or do I wouldn't study and I did terrible in high school and I barely got into a college that CW post College which people um you know it was just a um it was a great college for me at the time and it was only then that I could begin to pick my courses so then I began to pick things that were interesting to me and then it was exciting I loved it right and then and you had the free time like college you you know other school most of the time you know you go at a certain time the Bell Rings you go to the next class it's packed in in in college there was freedom I always loved freedom remember when I got my car or whatever it would be anything that brought me freedom I loved and so College allowed me Freedom the freedom to choose the subjects larger that I was interested in the freedom of time and so that and so I did very well in college and and then I went to Harvard Business School in the summer between um well between college and uh going to Harvard Business School I clerked on the floor of the stock exchange which was in 1971 when there was the monetary system breakdown and which was an unbelievable experience and and it was well I I was wrong many times in the markets up to that but this was one of those really telling times so you're imagine you're um I I watched it followed developments day by day up until the breakdown and what I was seeing is that the world financial system money as we knew it dollars were not being accepted we had large debts around the world and these dollars were not being accepted and a big crisis um and it came to head on August 15 1971 when I was clerking on the floor of the exchange and President Nixon on Sunday night gets in front of the television and announces uh the floating of the dollar in other words we're going off the gold standard and at that time money had no value except as a claim against gold because money was like checks in your checkbook right it had no value no intrinsic value so now there was going to be the severing of the relationship you it's like now you can keep the checks but you can't have the money that's in the bank and so that I figured wow what a shock and I walked on to the floor of the New York Stock Exchange where I'm clerking and um I come there and the stock market went up the most it ever went up been a long time in many years and that was the first time that happened and I said I I wasn't prepared for the fact that this was a currency devaluation people at the time none of us really understood the relationships because it never happened in our lifetimes before so I started to do research I always wanted to understand how it made sense and I realized that there were currency devaluations that happened many times in history so for example in 1933 in March of 1933 in the Great Depression the same thing happened for the same reasons there was too much debt and they had to print money and when you print money you have this kind of effect and these experiences then all through my development I found that there were many things that had never happened in my lifetime before or the lifetime of the people that I was operating with the marketplace the people in the market mostly were very very much responsive to their experiences particularly their more recent experiences so it was a pattern that I would say um of surprise we would be surprised because we were stuck in our presumption that our recent experiences were going to continue
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