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how to survive the recession Ray dalio's last warning what if the year you are waiting for turns out to be a significant recession according to Ray dalio the US is hurdling toward a perfect storm of economic pain because of ridiculously stupid economic policies the former hedge fund worker who is now an amateur historian sees military conflict on the horizon but his overall message for the market is one of instability and volatility so as an investor what can you take away from Ray dalio's warning about war stay tuned to our video till the end to know what to do at certain times it's never easy to know how to take Market experts predictions of armed confrontation which have been increasingly common since Vladimir Putin invaded Ukraine earlier this year most investors we suppose struggle to get to this level of research but some can predict and price the risk of conflict this is understandable if conflict breaks out in our neighborhood or God forbid a nuclear attack has launched return profiles will be the last thing on most investors Minds when Ray dalio the billionaire founder of the hedge fund manager Bridgewater warns that we are entering stage six the war stage of what he calls the big cycle how should investors respond to be clear when we say we believe we are on the verge of civil and or International conflict we are not saying we will inevitably enter them or that if we do it will happen very soon dalio writes in a LinkedIn post this is what we mean if events continue as they usually do there is a dangerously high possibility that we will be in at least one of these wars if not both in around five years give or take about three with the maximum risk point in 2025-26 so is it time to sell your consumer equities and invest in defense and steel companies dalio the financial legendary amateur historian has no idea and neither does the column how but there is something to be cleaned from his examination of a surprising convergence of events that will shape the next few years dalio's big cycle is based on his research on previous Market Cycles especially focusing on the last couple of centuries but also extending back further in time following a major conflict a new world order is constructed new leadership centralizes power debts are forgiven or reformed and wealth disparities are closed the second stage is the cementing of this new system and the third stage is peace and prosperity but then the difficulty begins and stage four overspending and debt buildup deepens wealth discrepancies while in stage five economic crises produce internal political conflicts and cross-country crises all of this leads to Stage six when there are conflicts and the cycle begins again the first cycle is referred to as the long-term debt money economic cycle dalio predicts trouble would arise when dead assets and debt liabilities have both increased to such high levels at the rates of interest that are high enough to incentivize creditors to hold them are insufferably high for debtors to meet their debt payment obligations the second cycle revolves around internal politics and the populist movement that has occurred and is definitely occurring around the world populous are people who will fight to win at any cost alio argues they are not people who will work with the opposing side to compromise by obeying the rules to govern in the way the democracy has worked for many years war in Ukraine and saber rattling between the United States and China are prime examples of the third cycle inside the larger cycle of international Discord according to dalio economic conflicts usually come before military conflicts but the latter is pure poison for investors because they have historically included Market closures asset seizures price controls and for the losers the near Total Wipeout of wealth there are two related insights at stick out the first is that dalio is correct in identifying a convergence of important events taking place at the same moment that challenges posed by global financialization are being played out as central banks wrestle without a slay Wicked inflation without raising interest rates so high that governments consumers and businesses begin to topple under the debt loads however investors should be ready for volatility and think about ways to add robustness and optionality to the portfolio to weather bad periods of course this is easier said than done but the picture dalio draws implies that this is not the time for all or nothing bads
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