Ray Dalio said: "Countries are letting their reserves or assets go...

Central banks bought more gold in 2025 than any year in history.
They're not telling the public why, but their actions speak volumes.
Here's what they see coming:
• Advisor projections assume unrealistic 7% returns
• Inflation erodes purchasing power yearly
• $100,000 from 2000 buys just $56,000 today
• Most retirees discover too late their savings won't cover basics
The math is undeniable.
Dalio suggests keeping about 15% of your money in gold. This isn't for getting rich quick.
It's because gold tends to hold value when other investments drop.
This pattern has repeated throughout history.
• "Produce what you need" - Dalio warns
• Nations in conflict freeze each other's assets
• Supply chains fracture during power transitions
• Manufacturing returns despite higher costs
• Water access faces increasing constraints
• Food production confronts climate challenges
• Energy security outweighs environmental concerns
• Basic commodities outperform financial products
Dalio sees some tech areas as overpriced, but notes the real value is in "users of those technologies becoming more effective."
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These changes repeat predictably once you understand what to watch.



