Bridgewater Associates LP are donating $10 million to fight the virus. Through March 16, Bridgewater's All Weather 12% volatility "risk parity" fund fell about 14% for the year; its Pure Alpha 18% volatility hedge fund declined about 21%; and its Major Markets 14% volatility hedge fund dropped about 7%, Dalio wrote in the note, which was later posted in full on LinkedIn Dalio wrote that the performance was “not what I would want” but was “consistent with what I would have expected under the circumstances.” Bridgewater has assets under management of about $160 billion, according to its website, and is trusted by some of the world’s largest investors to safeguard their money no matter the economic environment. The firm’s risk controls worked as designed, he said, adding that Bridgewater remained liquid and able to adjust its positions.“Going forward, the world has now crossed a very dangerous threshold for financial markets and economies that poses great risks for all investors,” Dalio wrote, citing interest rates falling below zero percent amid an economic downturn, inequality and populism. Bridgewater Associates, the largest hedge fund in the world founded by Ray Dalio, has navigated several market downturns with great success.The recent coronavirus-induced sell-off is … Ray Dalio caught wrongfooted with big losses at Bridgewater fund. Wij willen hier een beschrijving geven, maar de site die u nu bekijkt staat dit niet toe. Dalio said most important stimulus would be targeted to parts of the economy most impacted. We've received your submission.Bridgewater Associates, the Ray Dalio-led hedge fund giant famous for making money during the 2008 financial crisis, has posted double-digit losses so far this year amid Through March 16, Bridgewater’s All Weather 12 percent volatility “risk parity” fund fell about 14 percent for the year; its Pure Alpha 18 percent volatility hedge fund declined about 21 percent; and its Major Markets 14 percent volatility hedge fund dropped about 7 percent, Dalio wrote.Dalio wrote that the performance was “not what I would want” but was “consistent with what I would have expected under the circumstances.”Bridgewater has assets under management of about $160 billion, according to its Web site, and is trusted by some of the world’s largest investors to safeguard their money no matter the economic environment.The S&P 500 index tumbled 7 percent on Wednesday, triggering a 15-minute trading halt of Wall Street’s main indexes for the second time this week, on fears that stimulus measures may not be enough to avert a coronavirus-driven recession.Dalio said Bridgewater’s portfolios were positioned for relative economic strength but also had hedges on in case of an unanticipated steep market decline. Dalio said Bridgewater’s portfolios were positioned for relative economic strength but also had hedges on in case of an unanticipated steep market decline. The firm’s risk controls worked as designed, he said, adding that Bridgewater remained liquid and able to adjust its positions.“Going forward, the world has now crossed a very dangerous threshold for financial markets and economies that poses great risks for all investors,” Dalio wrote, citing interest rates falling below zero percent amid an economic downturn, inequality and populism. Global Business and Financial News, Stock Quotes, and Market Data and Analysis.Ray Dalio, Squawk Box, Bridgewater Associates Founder, President & CIO. “I think we might have identified the rumor monger which we will pursue legally and disclose publicly if we are able.” Reporting by Lawrence Delevingne. He Dalio said the Fed has done all it can do as of now, and the next stage would be a coordinated policy with the government where the central bank buys assets used to fund deficits.

"Dalio said there are other hazards from zero interest rates. Bridgewater Associates, the Ray Dalio-led hedge fund giant famous for making money during the 2008 financial crisis, has posted double-digit losses so far this year amid sharp market declines spark… The billionaire hedge funder is worried the U.S. central has spent its dry powder and calls for “big fiscal stimulation" by the federal government. They will come up short," he wrote. Più nel dettaglio, Bridgewater ha scommesso 5,2 miliardi su un calo di 16 società quotate francesi, 4,8 miliardi contro aziende tedesche, 1,7 miliardi …

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