Ray Dalio: Suggests buying gold, the global monetary order is collapsing

Ray Dalio, the founder of Bridgewater Associates, stated at the World Economic Forum in Davos that the global monetary order is collapsing, and the United States and its allies are losing trust in each other, suggesting to buy gold.

In the past, people used fiat currency and bonds as a "piggy bank," but central banks around the world are starting to feel that this piggy bank might be a "landmine." In 2025, the highest gains will not be in tech stocks but in gold. The performance of the U.S. market has also begun to lag behind overseas markets, and the world is entering a capital war.

The rise of gold is not just a number; it reflects the uneasy glances between U.S. Treasury bondholders and the continuously printing U.S. dollars. The U.S. is worried about the sell-off of dollar assets, while bondholders feel anxious about the Federal Reserve's limitless money printing. It's time to consider what to do if no one wants to buy U.S. Treasuries in the future.