Ray Dalio Warns: This Portfolio Mistake Destroys Retirement (5 Rules After 60) скачать в хорошем качестве

Ray Dalio Warns: This Portfolio Mistake Destroys Retirement (5 Rules After 60)

WARNING: Traditional retirement planning is broken. If you are retired or approaching 60, the market volatility of the last few years has likely proven that the old "60/40 portfolio" is no longer safe. In this video, we break down Ray Dalio's All Weather principles—a vital hedge against inflation, recession, and sequence of returns risk. Most investors panic when markets crash, but the "smart money" uses a different machine. We analyze exactly how to adjust your investing strategy for maximum capital preservation and sustainable income, even in a bear market. In this video, you will discover: ✅ Why the "Safe" 60/40 Strategy failed in 2022 (and what to do now). ✅ How to use Ray Dalio's "All Weather" approach to reduce volatility. ✅ The truth about Dividend Stocks vs. Treasury Bonds for income. ✅ Why "Strategic Inactivity" beats active trading for wealth preservation. CHAPTERS: 📍0:00 - Ray Dalio's Warning: Why the Old Rules Are Dead 📍2:02 - The "Sequence of Returns" Risk Explained 📍5:38 - Complexity vs. Simplicity: Protecting Wealth After 60 📍6:54 - The All-Weather Income Strategy (Sustainable Cashflow) 📍8:12 - Case Study: Why Dead Accounts Beat Wall Street Traders 📍10:45 - Dalio’s Money Lesson for Future Generations 📍12:15 - Action Plan: How to Simplify Your Portfolio Today Take the first step toward a secure retirement. Write down your current portfolio positions on a single page. If it doesn't fit, it's too complex. 🔔 Subscribe to The Dalio Method for more macro-research and wealth preservation strategies. #RayDalio #RetirementPlanning #AssetAllocation #StockMarket #PassiveIncome #FinancialFreedom #InvestingTips ⚠️ Disclaimer: This is a fan-made educational channel created for learning and discussion purposes only. This channel is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Ray Dalio, Bridgewater Associates, or any related entity. This content is not financial advice. Always do your own research.