How To Invest: David M. Rubenstein in Conversation with Ray Dalio

Two condensed tremendous experiences feeding the world with the diamonds of life. How lucky is this generation to have the opportunity to live in the era of internet and the free valuable information

What is going on?

Ray isnt the best interviewer but he does his best

Great discussion 👌

Curious if anyone here has tried copy trading. What was your experience? I’m relatively new to trading and i am looking study some good traders and copy their open trades rather than investing myself and lose money emotionally.

Not as good as David as being an interviewer.

Its amazing hearing his take about crypto and how he views young people

Dear Mr. Rubenstein,
Could you let us know what other shows you've liked, in addition to Ken Burns' documentary on "The Holocaust"? The reason I ask is because I was watching a lot of different things from the San Antonio Library, when my feet were super swollen, and some of it was just really pretty trashy. I even found myself enjoying murder mysteries that under normal circumstances I would not have watched, as well as other things. Then Roku came along, and I was able to watch things like, " The Marvelous Mrs. Maizel", which had me laughing, the first time she did a show in the club, more than ever before. Slowly, though, I sort of felt like I'd watched everything that I really wanted to watch ( not including things like Jim Cramer's interviews, for which you need HULU + news to watch, & we aren't into paying for things like that, yet, anyway). I have a HUGE problem with noises, so bad that I typically have to turn Bloomberg off.
I bought Ken Burns' Jazz documentary, and watched it. I haven't watched any of the others. I guess I was okay with the noise, as it isn't memorably painful. ( Working at Dillard's, with their music, is).
If you & Ray Dalio could get together & come up with a list of pretty good shows to watch, and why you liked them, I think it would help a lot of people who just stop looking for something worthwhile. My TV broke, and I just decided to wait awhile, & use the money to help out my beaten down investments; it's helped me to find things like you & Ray Dalio doing this interview, on my phone. Eventually, though, I might want to give my phone a break, occasionally. It's already processing things much more slowly. Sometimes I now have to wait 5 or 10 seconds before a page opens---- a page that used to open in less than a second. ( I mention this, in case anyone ever asks for philanthropy start-up money for a phone that NEVER gets slow, and never needs a charge).
I'm pretty sure I saw the Magna Carta in 1982. My mother, who was teaching Western Civilization at Texas A & M at the time, was REALLY excited about it. I was just taking English History, with Dr. Adams, at the time, but I had been a terrible student, until college, so didn't know so much about it's impact on future governments and the world. I just wanted to say, Thank you for making my mom sort of her old, excited self, if you were the one who loaned it to A&M. She would have LOVED ❤ to have met you, even though she voted for Reagan. (I would have voted for Carter, probably, but I was 14, at the time; my husband voted for Carter, though).
Thank you.

Sincerely,
Charisse Sandberg

i have a very different outlook to these guys. they are both pretty old. and they are both worth billions. but they are both wearing suits talking about important issues. You would think they would be living at the base of vail, skiing every day, or going down to mexico partying in cancun with tons of sugar babies. as soon as I have made 1 billion I am going to miami and never wearing a suit again

The right investment can get you ahead in no time.! It really made no sense to me when he said ''It doesn't matter whether I'm right or wrong, whether the market goes up and down. I'm good regardless''. People are really losing a sh*t ton of money out here. I personally have been buying stocks since the beginning of the year and yet nothing's changed, but I've been reading articles of people still in the same market pulling off over 350k in just a couple months. Its tough out here!

Yeah Sam Bankman Fried turned out to be a scam guy, rather than a crypto one

I count myself successful in trading with the help of my broker who manage and handle my trading account and get me awesome profits. Her strategies are top notch coupled with the little commission she charge on her trade.

David is a lawyer

Recently interview today, keeps his cool! Born that way, thank his family! Goes back to fundamentals

David is the steady, regular that's inspiration.

Scrutinize profiles

David is informative

Fundraising based with less red tape possibly.

Been on! In the presence in the public eye

Correct David!

Literacy

David's family was Ukraine

Uninfallible

Both are exemplary for many, Dalio & David!

Gosh! It's a precipice. They even quoted Ronald Reagan.👈

Thanks for sharing guys!

Fun listen, but had a chuckle at sbf being mentioned. I'd rather follow the older folks on investment advice.

Can please know his views on Carried interest and it should be taxed at regular income tax rates. Carried interest is treated as a long-term capital gain instead of an ordinary income, thus providing tax benefits, which is what most Hedge fund manager make

Best show ever!

David is always awesome, the other dude… I think I’ll pass on 😂

fake&gaye, but its all right when its all hwyte: so, now to get to lambo?..

Great conversation. SBF part didn't age well 🤣

Stocks are falling and bond yields are rising, but markets still don’t seem convinced the Federal Reserve will pursue plans to keep increasing interest rates until inflation is under control. I'm still at a crossroads deciding if to liquidate my $117k stocck portfolio, what’s the best way to take advantage of this bear market?

isalang sasabihin ko sa Inyo intarnational treade sinalihan ko pinag punan pansin lahat nag nalalaman ko kahit wala akong pinag aralan tao na rumispito gumalang sa inyo na winasak ninyo buhay ko pag na pag iisip ko sa ng yari nayan ang kunsinxa at pag hihirap ko hinahabol ko sa pinag hirapan ko sa laro nayan hd ako ng nakaw sa inyo lahat

kahit mabasa ninyo lahat ng sinabi ko totoo sinabi ko kayo may gawa ng laro ng palaro sa tao at ng bigay ng free pera sa laro nayan sa nawasak buhay ko utak ko sa ginawa ng kakahiyan nayan ng dahil sa currency treade ng pera ng lahat ng bansa wag ninyong giwin tanga ang isang tao na kayo may pinag aralan at hd po ba kayo nahihiya sinira winasak ninyo walang tinapos kayo may pinag aralan tao ginagalang dahil sa pera laro winasak ninyo ang buhay at sa naging kakahiyan asan po ang kunsinxa ninyo..

Brilliant. Thank you

The great Ray Dalio putting lots of pressure on Rubenstein.

Rays not a tenth of an interviewer as David is. Talks so much. But still good video

Это лучший контент, просто миллион лайков!

WOW....My best two legends in the world at this time and been honoured and privileged to watch and hear them..thank you for giving your best advice and guidance about learning HOW..and WHY.. WOW...

The hungry

Rubenstein bleeding heart then admits immigrants come to America for opportunity, but the lower class ghetto people don’t try. Immigrants often come with no money and don’t even speak English but believe in the American dream but generally are very successful. So the excuse for Americans not achieving the American dream is…..? What’s that again??

David Rubinstein! How does he find the time to do 100 things at the same time! Facinating

Ray Dalio is looking old. shaking, probably has Asperger's and Parkinson's

As an investing enthusiast, I often wonder how top level investors are able to become millionaires off investing. . I’ve been sitting on over $545K equity from a home sale and I’m not sure where to go from here, is it a good time to buy into stocks or do I wait for another opportunity?

LOL-this interview before Biden met with XI and before the infamous 'Uncle Sam'! Thanks for the great insights!!

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David takes out on, or takes in! David is a great leader

David takes out on, or takes in! David is a great leader

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