The Straits Times correspondent Sumiko Tan had a short lunch interview with Ray Dalio, billionaire founder of Bridgewater Associates, which is currently the world's biggest hedge fund. You can catch the video below:
Over the short six-minute conversation, Ray Dalio remained candid and humble. In his own words, he described how making money as a hedge fund manager was really a matter of luck.
While I am not a professional investor, and I don't aspire to be one, I feel fortunate to be able to invest in the public equity market too. I am lucky to be able to build up my portfolios, which will help to cover my expenses when I retire from work someday.
Hope you find the interview interesting too.
Over the short six-minute conversation, Ray Dalio remained candid and humble. In his own words, he described how making money as a hedge fund manager was really a matter of luck.
The money-making part was a matter of luck for me, because it turned out that the game I liked to play is the markets, and happens to be if you play that game well, then it's very rewarding.Ray Dalio
While I am not a professional investor, and I don't aspire to be one, I feel fortunate to be able to invest in the public equity market too. I am lucky to be able to build up my portfolios, which will help to cover my expenses when I retire from work someday.
Hope you find the interview interesting too.
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