Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates, stated that investors should reduce their holdings of bonds and allocate up to 15% of their funds to gold to hedge against the risk of a U.S. debt crisis. Dalio estimates that U.S. government revenue this year is approximately $5.5 trillion, while expenditures amount to as much as $7.5 trillion, leaving a $2 trillion gap. He warned that a U.S. debt crisis could arrive in "about three years, with an error margin of no more than two years." Dalio advocates for a combination of spending cuts, increased tax revenue, and lower interest rates to reduce the budget deficit. He also anticipates that "non-government-issued currencies like gold and Bitcoin will perform relatively well."
QWhat does Ray Dalio, the founder of Bridgewater Associates, advise investors to do regarding their portfolio according to the article?
ARay Dalio advises investors to reduce their bond holdings and allocate up to 15% of their portfolio to gold to hedge against the risk of a U.S. debt crisis.





