Instead of trying to predict and prognosticate whether or not we’re going into a recession and precisely when it’s going to happen, a better strategy is simply having a portfolio that’s well prepared for any eventually, that’s how some folks' been averaging 150K every 7week these past 4months according to Bloomberg.
I always found the idea of using spreadsheets very time consuming and unnecessary. I just dump a bunch of money into my savings accounts each month and keep my spending money in a separate account and try to spend as little as possible.
@@piercejordan5335 thanks for sharing this, I googled the lady you mentioned and after going through her resume, I can tell she's a pro. I wrote her and I'm waiting on her reply.
I guess people with aims and accomplishments in life never run out of energy to share their experiences and be enthusiastic about their learning either good or bad.
The idea that World War II has recovered the World from 1930' recession is not right . By the end of 1943 begining 1944, the signs of recovering were in place. By early 1945 to the recession was over and by the mid to end of 1945 economy was booming and recession was over. The negative phase of a cicle had begun in 1920 which positive phase had crashed in 1929 due to high bids in Wall Street had finally being exausted in 1945. Now, high bids in oil prices that have jumped from $5 to $138 in 2008 added to this the hyper investments in Comunist China crashed the economt worldwide mercelessly. The idea of new Bretton Wood when we are in full growing negative phase of a econonic cicle started in 1973 is ludicrus at least
That anyone with an internet connection can have access to a conversation between such great minds, regardless of /her/his background/ education/political belief/ place of residence is simply mind-blowing. This is Harvard level conversation accessible to all. Lovin'it.
Its a very good quality. Somewhere in the Bible it says "He who is too eager to speak, there is little hope for him" - that's very interesting thought !
"For an old government man like me, it doesn't look very good," - Paul. He seen so much in his life that when someone like Paul is doubtful of America's future we should all be preparing for the worse.
@@shuzhenyan4458 Powell needs to look himself in the mirror, grab his balls, channel Tall Paul and do what needs to be done in respect to the interest rate.
You are truly brainwashed. America's Dirty Secret is The federal reserve is a privately held, part Foreign Corporation, that is not part of the federal government and has no reserves. They borough money to the government from an empty account and Americans pay taxes to pay that interest on currency they didn't have. The US treasury could print the same money for free with no interest for its citizens with no interest. We pay 500 billion per year in interest to a criminal Cartel. WHY?
@david, smart people learn from every one.. If you think you can't learn anything from them because they are Marxists, it just shows your ignorance and stupidity... 100% sure your achievements come nowhere close to what these 2 have achieved.. You could even learn from criminals and beggars too, but not if you're a closed minded person..
With inflation running at a four-decade high, a Recession is now the ‘most likely outcome for the economy, bearish periods ultimately establish a new crop of stocks to buy and watch while setting the stage for a robust new uptrend.I have been reading articles of people that grossed profits up to $250k during this crash, what are the best stocks to buy now or put on a watchlist?
I was amazed how Paul's mind as sharp as a pin at the age of 91! RIP Mr Volcker! The world would be a better place if there are more public adminstrators in governements like you.
What a great economic mind Mr. Volcker has and such a skilled and highly competent civil administrator. A master bureaucrat, in a good sense. Excellent interview.
Great interview, what a privilege to hear from this man. My take aways & notes: - The framework in which to look at our country is similar to a corporation that has strong systems, leaders, & employees in place. - We need to bring honor and prestige back to working for the government/the people and getting things DONE ethically. - Government needs to attract & recruit great leaders to lead people in improving our nation. - Our parties are too divided and are against each other. This is a problem. We need to find ways to work together for the greater cause. - Great countries point to a single great leader. - There was once a time when people trusted the government. Even 60-70% is great. Now it's much lower. - Ethical standards have decreased. There is a negative correlation between corruption & productivity. We need to fix this. - Mr. Volcker didn't think we were headed in the right direction as a country. He was right.
No, we need ZERO central bankers since the Fed is illegal according the US Constitution. The States are to mint money and ONLY from silver and gold. That's the Law of the Land Mr. Volcker!
You are truly brainwashed. America's Dirty Secret is The federal reserve is a privately held, part Foreign Corporation, that is not part of the federal government and has no reserves. They borough money to the government from an empty account and Americans pay taxes to pay that interest on currency they didn't have. The US treasury could print the same money for free with no interest for its citizens with no interest. We pay 500 billion per year in interest to a criminal Cartel. WHY?
@@dr.magnanimous8973 do you not understand that we pay nearly 600 billion dollars in interest/ 1/8 of all taxes collected to a private cartel which is the Federal reserve. Why doesn't the US Treasury create the currency. With 22 trillion dollars in debt most of that comes from paying interest on money the US borrows from the Federal reserve who writes a check from an account that doesn't exist. do you not understand that the US Treasury could just print that same amount of money and save 600 billion dollars a year. That is its job as stated by government and the Constitution why are we paying interest to a private bank
@@dr.magnanimous8973 Paul volcker ran a private bank that is financially enslaving Americans. We could almost eliminate the yearly debt just buy the US Treasury creating the currency which its has legal authority to do
... You can't knock Volker's intellect... But yes... The FED is a completely corrupt, and illegal organization, as is the fake currency we've been fooled into putting our faith in.
Why is Wisdom wasted on our old age when some of us no longer have the energy or the will to make meaningful change happen? What a wonderful elder Mr. Volker.
Paul’s remark starting from 17:37 reminded the book “The Fifth Risk” by Michael Lewis. Our mainstream media failed to educate the public the details of what each of these government department/administration do and how our current and future lives are impacted.
Paul A. Volcker's father created a foundation with his well-structured management of the small town of Teaneck in New Jersey from 1930 to 1950 that can still be felt 70 years later. Good management creates a constructive climate in a society. Thanks for sharing this insights with us.
This has been one of the most eye opening interviews I've seen in a very long time! Mr. Volcker is someone everyone should listen to. I'll be reading his book right after I finish Principles! Thank You.
I to am a big fan of ALEXANDER Hamilton. He died for this country, a mercantile eonomy for the constitution and for the honor of his word. Il) stand on my word even unto death.
A man with sense that works hard and has follow through. Inspiring, thank you Mr. Volcker for your public service and time invested to help the people of the world.
Ray, thank you for doing this kind of interview with truly great leaders in US and around the world as their principles will live on long after they are gone but their experiences are so valuable lessons to be learned.
Paul Volcker is no doubt the greatest Fed chairman ever lived, he was facing one of the worst stagflation ever happened in human history. He is a very just and tough guy who will not easily give up the public good in exchange for his own fortune. He was blamed by many for raising interest rate, but he understands if he doesn’t take immediate and continue to hike rates he won’t be able to tame the inflation back to2%. I respect this man he is my hero and RIP
This is truly inspiring that people who have died can still have clarification of their views through CZcams ...atleast ppl have no scope to judge the views of Paul Walker...RIP..
As much as I value Ray Dalio’s knowledge and successful career as a investor that truly understands global markets, it’s not obvious to me that he is also a great interviewer. Volcker has a clear mind even at old age, but we all need guidance and precise follow up questions, otherwise we just keep on rambling on and on. It’s interesting to listen to Volcker but ultimately a missed opportunity to get to the pressing issues of today and how he would have approached them as A decision maker.
America's Dirty Secret is The federal reserve is a privately held, part Foreign Corporation, that is not part of the federal government and has no reserves. They borough money to the government from an empty account and Americans pay taxes to pay that interest on currency they didn't have. The US treasury could print the same money for free with no interest for its citizens with no interest. We pay 500 billion per year in interest to a criminal Cartel. WHY?
I live up in Canada I remember the glory days riding in the back of chauffeur driven limousines, cruises around the world, hundreds of sports cars and vacation properties all because of Paul Volcker. Long live Paul Volcker the greatest person ever born to planet Earth. To this day I still have large framed pictures of Paul Volcker on the walls of all my homes.
Thanks! for inviting Mr. Volcker to share his principles about the effective governance as the legacy from his long record. The right management comes when promoting the right people in the right job. As mentioned, people (the right) with the vision to see the future for the common good, aware that some tough decision should be made for offering a virtuous future. But when those players do not represent well their roles (Government, public or private companies, and society as a whole), they will make a short term decision (not aiming the root cause) for being happy with their party and politically correct, which will create new problems in the future, raising the level of entropy. Polarity is becoming the barrier for being focused on solving problems, more concerned in the acceptance from the close circle group (boosting the biases) than the good work entitled by the position (contributions).
Paul Adolph Volcker Jr. (September 5, 1927 - December 8, 2019) was an American economist. He served two terms as the 12th Chair of the Federal Reserve from 1979 to 1987.
Food for thought. Singapore's economic miracle admired by many is the result of a somewhat authoritarian and dictatorial government. Didn't follow the principles proposed by Volcker nor Dalio to the T.. Singapore's principles were arguably successfully applied to Chile too and is currently most successful country in south America. It seems to push changes some authoritarian and dictatorial stubbornness in the leadership is necessary. Volcker policies were at the time too. The problem is who has the right vision and how difficult is to see through them to determine which one would work for the greater good.
@@ryankane4347 Nope, Singapore had free markets long before their economic miracle. The Singapore government owns most of the housing, land, and corporations. Singapore is state-socialism with a free market. In 1965, when Singapore was made sovereign, they were very poor, they had problems with lack of good public housing, poor sanitation, and high unemployment led which led to social problems from crime to health issues. Their economic miracle was due to solving their education, housing, sanitation issues...which allowed them to move to near full employment.
@@commandersprocket lmao where do you think they get the money to invest in public projects??? Singapores economic miracle began as a consequence of joining the British commonwealth and adopting key free market policies such as low taxes, limited government, and private property rights. This attracted foreign investment and WITHIN 10 YEARS OF ADOPTING FREE MARKET POLICIES THEY WERE THE 3RD LARGEST OIL REFINING NATION IN THE WORLD. The Singapore government can only invest if they have a source to skim from aka the free market economy. Shell deserves more credit for Singapores initial economic miracle than any government education or housing program. All of Singapores wealth today is generated in the private sector which only exists because people invested private capital that is protected with private property rights. Same with China, same with the US, and same with every country that has or will ever exist until the end of time.
I genuinely hope that anyone watching this is doing so to learn, money and knowledge is a blessing, both come from preconditions and can be increased, yet only knowledge will give us fulfillment beyond a point. We all play roles, accept it, do the best you can, and strive to make tomorrow a better day. Greatness starts from being decent to ok to good to great, it's driven by being better and ruined by ego because thinking and being is not the same, so don't ever fool yourself, accept and move on, balance your time so your not caught out in the storm and take full responsibility always. Have fun in your journey, enjoy and don't worry. We are a team but not everyone chooses to be a team player, that's not your concern. Everything is an opportunity cost so choose wisely, make informed decisions! I will leave you by saying this, we are all in good company.
Thank you so much Ray!!! This truly is great work for us to learn from. I have read all your books and recommended principles to all my friends and family
I also recommend principles to everyone! And his 30 min. video of how the economic machine works, let's be friends, we obviously share the same principles :v
This is amazing... probably one of my top 20 most important, most relevant interviews ever. Aside from Milton Friedman and a few other greats, this is epic. We can learn from and build on the knowledge of these men for a better life, a better future. But that would take a lot of work and financial pain. Many don't want to do either so we'll spend our children's future today. But it doesn't have to be this way. America, and it's fundamental ideas are well worth saving.
@@Dedicated_.1 Guess what economists types do? They bicker and are generally perfectionists. It's what they do. Milton was a brilliant man but wasn't perfect. He had his flsws too. If it means anything I believe someone like Richard Wolff is extremely naive.
Great interview, I fear we will not see the likes of Paul Volcker again in our government, and I see us slipping hard over the next few decades. Very tough times ahead, with very little leadership at the top.
Great clarity of thinking from the master, Paul Volcker. Ray - you are an artful interviewer - this was a great pleasure to watch. Thank you. I sincerely hope our government listens and improves its act. I fear that's not going to happen - it will be unfortunate if we in the US fail to learn from the past and slip down from our current position in the world.
Very nice watch, im trying very hard to practice your principles but ive also learned that my country will give me a very hard time to do it might not have enough time for me to change my life. Mr. Dalio your principles still helps me to build my confidence. Thank you sir.
Rarely does the Brooks and Dunn country song "You're Gonna Miss Me When I'm Gone" apply so well to anyone as it does to Paul Volcker. Price stability he enabled for 40 years is disappearing, and there isn't another one of him to come to the rescue now.
Instead of trying to predict and prognosticate whether or not we’re going into a recession and precisely when it’s going to happen, a better strategy is simply having a portfolio that’s well prepared for any eventually, that’s how some folks' been averaging 150K every 7week these past 4months according to Bloomberg.
I always found the idea of using spreadsheets very time consuming and unnecessary. I just dump a bunch of money into my savings accounts each month and keep my spending money in a separate account and try to spend as little as possible.
There are actually a lot of ways to make high yields in a crisis, but such trades are best done under the supervision of Financial advisor.
@@piercejordan5335 Please can you leave the info of your investment advisor here? I’m in dire need for one.
@@piercejordan5335 thanks for sharing this, I googled the lady you mentioned and after going through her resume, I can tell she's a pro. I wrote her and I'm waiting on her reply.
It's amazing how clear minded and sharp he is at 91 years old.
It’s the cigars
He is quite old already...I thought he is younger
It's the complex thought, the problem solving. And perhaps some good genetics and general lifestyle choices.
I guess people with aims and accomplishments in life never run out of energy to share their experiences and be enthusiastic about their learning either good or bad.
If only his principles weren't greed and expansion, then the earth might have retained its species and forests, this guy is close minded
Historical Interview. RIP Mr Volcker, a true hero of economics and a great man who did a lot of good in this world
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The idea that World War II has recovered the World from 1930' recession is not right . By the end of 1943 begining 1944, the signs of recovering were in place. By early 1945 to the recession was over and by the mid to end of 1945 economy was booming and recession was over. The negative phase of a cicle had begun in 1920 which positive phase had crashed in 1929 due to high bids in Wall Street had finally being exausted in 1945. Now, high bids in oil prices that have jumped from $5 to $138 in 2008 added to this the hyper investments in Comunist China crashed the economt worldwide mercelessly. The idea of new Bretton Wood when we are in full growing negative phase of a econonic cicle started in 1973 is ludicrus at least
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Imagine having Ray hold you in such high reverence. Shows truly how important this man was.
That anyone with an internet connection can have access to a conversation between such great minds, regardless of /her/his background/ education/political belief/ place of residence is simply mind-blowing. This is Harvard level conversation accessible to all. Lovin'it.
Very true. #enjoylife
Top tier comment. Thank you
Ray, you're such a great listener. So admirable.
I think it is a virtue you'll find in all people as smart as him
@@tomcads1604 he is very smart ...
yeah the opposite of Gary Vaynerchuk who keeps interrupting people
Its a very good quality. Somewhere in the Bible it says "He who is too eager to speak, there is little hope for him" - that's very interesting thought !
That is why he is great speaker too.
"For an old government man like me, it doesn't look very good," - Paul. He seen so much in his life that when someone like Paul is doubtful of America's future we should all be preparing for the worse.
RIP the only Fed chair who ever completed a tightening cycle. Volcker was the monetary hero we needed but didn't deserve.
powell said he looks up to Paul. Hopefully he can do it too this time…
@@shuzhenyan4458 too late Volcker wouldn't pussy out for several months just so the markets don't throw a hissy fit.
@@shuzhenyan4458 Powell needs to look himself in the mirror, grab his balls, channel Tall Paul and do what needs to be done in respect to the interest rate.
A True Legend, a true honor to listen to him again
I hope you're referring to Ray. Central Bankers #1 goal is to deplete the middle class, and give it to the .1%, and they've been wildly successful.
You are truly brainwashed. America's Dirty Secret is The federal reserve is a privately held, part Foreign Corporation, that is not part of the federal government and has no reserves. They borough money to the government from an empty account and Americans pay taxes to pay that interest on currency they didn't have. The US treasury could print the same money for free with no interest for its citizens with no interest. We pay 500 billion per year in interest to a criminal Cartel. WHY?
When these men said they like Hamilton the video was over for me their Marxist
yeah it was awesome when he jacked up rates to 18% and caused a recession all by himself.
@david, smart people learn from every one.. If you think you can't learn anything from them because they are Marxists, it just shows your ignorance and stupidity...
100% sure your achievements come nowhere close to what these 2 have achieved..
You could even learn from criminals and beggars too, but not if you're a closed minded person..
Listening to this in 2022 is a treat. RIP Legend.
With inflation running at a four-decade high, a Recession is now the ‘most likely outcome for the economy, bearish periods ultimately establish a new crop of stocks to buy and watch while setting the stage for a robust new uptrend.I have been reading articles of people that grossed profits up to $250k during this crash, what are the best stocks to buy now or put on a watchlist?
@Lam Pard Please can you leave the info of your investment advisor here? I’m in dire need for one
I was amazed how Paul's mind as sharp as a pin at the age of 91! RIP Mr Volcker! The world would be a better place if there are more public adminstrators in governements like you.
It's so great to watch 2 brilliant minds conversing about important topics so candidly. And Volcker still has such a sharp mind at that age!
What a great economic mind Mr. Volcker has and such a skilled and highly competent civil administrator. A master bureaucrat, in a good sense. Excellent interview.
Great interview, what a privilege to hear from this man. My take aways & notes:
- The framework in which to look at our country is similar to a corporation that has strong systems, leaders, & employees in place.
- We need to bring honor and prestige back to working for the government/the people and getting things DONE ethically.
- Government needs to attract & recruit great leaders to lead people in improving our nation.
- Our parties are too divided and are against each other. This is a problem. We need to find ways to work together for the greater cause.
- Great countries point to a single great leader.
- There was once a time when people trusted the government. Even 60-70% is great. Now it's much lower.
- Ethical standards have decreased. There is a negative correlation between corruption & productivity. We need to fix this.
- Mr. Volcker didn't think we were headed in the right direction as a country. He was right.
dude ... thanks!
Well…. When you have useful idiots voting for democrats and rinos/weak republicans for fifty years…. This is what you get !
I thank both of these men for their faithful and humble service to the US, and their world. We need more men like this.
we dont
No, we need ZERO central bankers since the Fed is illegal according the US Constitution. The States are to mint money and ONLY from silver and gold. That's the Law of the Land Mr. Volcker!
When you watch your hero watch his hero < 3
You are truly brainwashed. America's Dirty Secret is The federal reserve is a privately held, part Foreign Corporation, that is not part of the federal government and has no reserves. They borough money to the government from an empty account and Americans pay taxes to pay that interest on currency they didn't have. The US treasury could print the same money for free with no interest for its citizens with no interest. We pay 500 billion per year in interest to a criminal Cartel. WHY?
@@dr.magnanimous8973 do you not understand that we pay nearly 600 billion dollars in interest/ 1/8 of all taxes collected to a private cartel which is the Federal reserve. Why doesn't the US Treasury create the currency. With 22 trillion dollars in debt most of that comes from paying interest on money the US borrows from the Federal reserve who writes a check from an account that doesn't exist. do you not understand that the US Treasury could just print that same amount of money and save 600 billion dollars a year. That is its job as stated by government and the Constitution why are we paying interest to a private bank
@@dr.magnanimous8973 Paul volcker ran a private bank that is financially enslaving Americans. We could almost eliminate the yearly debt just buy the US Treasury creating the currency which its has legal authority to do
... You can't knock Volker's intellect... But yes... The FED is a completely corrupt, and illegal organization, as is the fake currency we've been fooled into putting our faith in.
My hero is the guys saving the planet, planting forests and helping to maintain species, I'm sorry but greed does not cut it for me
I love Paul Volcker. Thank you for teaching. God bless you. God bless America.
RIP... Thank you for putting together this valuable interview Bridgewater.
Why is Wisdom wasted on our old age when some of us no longer have the energy or the will to make meaningful change happen? What a wonderful elder Mr. Volker.
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It's amazing how clear minded and sharp he is at 91 years old.
Ray is my hero and now I get to hear his hero truly blessed going out to buy his books
Damn he passed away on the 8th this month just a few days ago. RIP thank you for sharing knowledge and the book
Amazing person Mister Volcker is, clear-minded, such a lucid person, hiis ideas still perdure today, thank you very much
A great conversation between Paul Volcker and Ray Dalio. Pearl's of wisdom. I love their character - humility and integrity.
Paul Volcker - The last central banker with a spine.
What do you mean? (I am not a native English speaker)
@@Fernandez.Alexis Spine = integrity
He was the fisrt to of bilderberg meetings
@@Jensth he had no intefrity he s for one world order
@@rimpompin how do u know?
Epic! RIP mr. Volcker. Wouldn't we all love to have the man analyse the present situation. So much has changed already.
This man wealth of knowledge and experiences is indeed priceless in the financial industry of the past and our times. A living legend!
Just got to love those guys: Smart, ethical and dedicated.
i can not stop listening to these smart guys! Blessings.
Thee Honorary Paul Volcker is thee man!! Long live Paul and his legend/legacy.
Volcker is the only fed chairman to have courage.
If Ray could live another lifetime, what a value this man gives to humanity. Thank you.
Indeed.
His new book is available for free on the Principles website.
Paul’s remark starting from 17:37 reminded the book “The Fifth Risk” by Michael Lewis. Our mainstream media failed to educate the public the details of what each of these government department/administration do and how our current and future lives are impacted.
Paul A. Volcker's father created a foundation with his well-structured management of the small town of Teaneck in New Jersey from 1930 to 1950 that can still be felt 70 years later. Good management creates a constructive climate in a society. Thanks for sharing this insights with us.
This has been one of the most eye opening interviews I've seen in a very long time! Mr. Volcker is someone everyone should listen to. I'll be reading his book right after I finish Principles! Thank You.
I to am a big fan of ALEXANDER Hamilton. He died for this country, a mercantile eonomy for the constitution and for the honor of his word. Il) stand on my word even unto death.
@22:12 most interesting part of the video, how Volker defeated inflation at the end of the 70s
Appreciated this sit down immensely. We won’t let you down mr Volker
We: "hold my covid"
A man with sense that works hard and has follow through. Inspiring, thank you Mr. Volcker for your public service and time invested to help the people of the world.
Dude, he got payed ….
We need you NOW Mr Volcker. RIP
Ray, thank you for doing this kind of interview with truly great leaders in US and around the world as their principles will live on long after they are gone but their experiences are so valuable lessons to be learned.
Paul Volcker is no doubt the greatest Fed chairman ever lived, he was facing one of the worst stagflation ever happened in human history. He is a very just and tough guy who will not easily give up the public good in exchange for his own fortune. He was blamed by many for raising interest rate, but he understands if he doesn’t take immediate and continue to hike rates he won’t be able to tame the inflation back to2%. I respect this man he is my hero and RIP
Such an amazing interview. So many of Paul’s words though they came out light and spirited, you can imagine carried the immense weight of experience.
This is truly inspiring that people who have died can still have clarification of their views through CZcams ...atleast ppl have no scope to judge the views of Paul Walker...RIP..
As much as I value Ray Dalio’s knowledge and successful career as a investor that truly understands global markets, it’s not obvious to me that he is also a great interviewer. Volcker has a clear mind even at old age, but we all need guidance and precise follow up questions, otherwise we just keep on rambling on and on.
It’s interesting to listen to Volcker but ultimately a missed opportunity to get to the pressing issues of today and how he would have approached them as A decision maker.
Absolute wonderful. Thank You. A great lesson for all the human kind.
Good interview. A wealth of experience. Keep doing these principal based interviews.
Thank you Ray, much needed wisdom and leadership advice
Such a blessing to be able to listen to this.
America's Dirty Secret is The federal reserve is a privately held, part Foreign Corporation, that is not part of the federal government and has no reserves. They borough money to the government from an empty account and Americans pay taxes to pay that interest on currency they didn't have. The US treasury could print the same money for free with no interest for its citizens with no interest. We pay 500 billion per year in interest to a criminal Cartel. WHY?
I live up in Canada I remember the glory days riding in the back of chauffeur driven limousines, cruises around the world, hundreds of sports cars and vacation properties all because of Paul Volcker. Long live Paul Volcker the greatest person ever born to planet Earth. To this day I still have large framed pictures of Paul Volcker on the walls of all my homes.
parkerbohnn 🎵🆒sarcastic canada guy, he's so sarcastic 🆒🎵
Fantastic. Thank you for a great guest and interview Mr. Dalio.
historic talk, wealth of all human-being, there is not country line here, My Greatest Respect!
2 Legends. God bless. Thank you for spreading this wisdom
Paul Volcker I was born In 1976 i know you well and your a great person wish we had someone with some balls that would raise rates as you did
As a student of PubAd, soo glad to know that Vocker rooted for Public Administration.
Always a pleasure to have Wisdom amongst us. Very informative and helpful, he's outstanding, cherishing integrity. Thank you Ray Dalio.
Thanks! for inviting Mr. Volcker to share his principles about the effective governance as the legacy from his long record. The right management comes when promoting the right people in the right job. As mentioned, people (the right) with the vision to see the future for the common good, aware that some tough decision should be made for offering a virtuous future. But when those players do not represent well their roles (Government, public or private companies, and society as a whole), they will make a short term decision (not aiming the root cause) for being happy with their party and politically correct, which will create new problems in the future, raising the level of entropy. Polarity is becoming the barrier for being focused on solving problems, more concerned in the acceptance from the close circle group (boosting the biases) than the good work entitled by the position (contributions).
Fantastic interview, had no idea Ray was a great interviewer.
Paul Adolph Volcker Jr. (September 5, 1927 - December 8, 2019) was an American economist. He served two terms as the 12th Chair of the Federal Reserve from 1979 to 1987.
Definitely Fantastic - We're all very lucky he was able to record this.
What a great idea to make this in a podcast form Vs a Tv interview of a few min screaming... got new lessons and another person to follow,
Tnx Ray.
No way he was 91 years old and speak so clearly and forward 😄👏👏👏👌
Food for thought. Singapore's economic miracle admired by many is the result of a somewhat authoritarian and dictatorial government. Didn't follow the principles proposed by Volcker nor Dalio to the T.. Singapore's principles were arguably successfully applied to Chile too and is currently most successful country in south America.
It seems to push changes some authoritarian and dictatorial stubbornness in the leadership is necessary. Volcker policies were at the time too. The problem is who has the right vision and how difficult is to see through them to determine which one would work for the greater good.
You think their economic miracle had anything to do with... idk... free markets?
@@ryankane4347 Nope, Singapore had free markets long before their economic miracle. The Singapore government owns most of the housing, land, and corporations. Singapore is state-socialism with a free market. In 1965, when Singapore was made sovereign, they were very poor, they had problems with lack of good public housing, poor sanitation, and high unemployment led which led to social problems from crime to health issues. Their economic miracle was due to solving their education, housing, sanitation issues...which allowed them to move to near full employment.
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lmao where do you think they get the money to invest in public projects??? Singapores economic miracle began as a consequence of joining the British commonwealth and adopting key free market policies such as low taxes, limited government, and private property rights. This attracted foreign investment and WITHIN 10 YEARS OF ADOPTING FREE MARKET POLICIES THEY WERE THE 3RD LARGEST OIL REFINING NATION IN THE WORLD. The Singapore government can only invest if they have a source to skim from aka the free market economy. Shell deserves more credit for Singapores initial economic miracle than any government education or housing program. All of Singapores wealth today is generated in the private sector which only exists because people invested private capital that is protected with private property rights. Same with China, same with the US, and same with every country that has or will ever exist until the end of time.
One key to Volcker's success in stopping inflation was President Reagan's backing him up.
P. Volcker, 91 yrs old his mind is still as sharp as a tack.
You two person are the great person in this world, beyond being economics.
Proud to be apart of the volcker alliance at the University of Houston.
So sharp and so on topic and with such clarity and accuracy - truly remarkable
Well done gentlemen.
I genuinely hope that anyone watching this is doing so to learn, money and knowledge is a blessing, both come from preconditions and can be increased, yet only knowledge will give us fulfillment beyond a point. We all play roles, accept it, do the best you can, and strive to make tomorrow a better day. Greatness starts from being decent to ok to good to great, it's driven by being better and ruined by ego because thinking and being is not the same, so don't ever fool yourself, accept and move on, balance your time so your not caught out in the storm and take full responsibility always.
Have fun in your journey, enjoy and don't worry.
We are a team but not everyone chooses to be a team player, that's not your concern.
Everything is an opportunity cost so choose wisely, make informed decisions!
I will leave you by saying this, we are all in good company.
Glad to see you on CZcams Ray, great video!
Mr. Volcker, thank-you. Honest and ethical. RIP.
To be honest, I did not think he was still alive. In textbook, he sounds a historical figure
Wisdom of Wise Elders is priceless!!!
"True test of government is doing something efficiently." By this test, many democratic governments fail.
Thank you, Ray Dalio. You are my hero. Paul Volcker is A very nice teacher about life and economy.
In a world without good wise fathers it’s no surprise there is a lack of this quality of men
Thank you so much Ray!!! This truly is great work for us to learn from. I have read all your books and recommended principles to all my friends and family
I also recommend principles to everyone! And his 30 min. video of how the economic machine works, let's be friends, we obviously share the same principles :v
I see Ray Dalio as a father and and mentor.
Thanks a lot for everything you do.
This is amazing... probably one of my top 20 most important, most relevant interviews ever. Aside from Milton Friedman and a few other greats, this is epic. We can learn from and build on the knowledge of these men for a better life, a better future. But that would take a lot of work and financial pain. Many don't want to do either so we'll spend our children's future today. But it doesn't have to be this way. America, and it's fundamental ideas are well worth saving.
Ray called Milton Friedman naive in an interview
@@Dedicated_.1 Guess what economists types do? They bicker and are generally perfectionists. It's what they do. Milton was a brilliant man but wasn't perfect. He had his flsws too. If it means anything I believe someone like Richard Wolff is extremely naive.
I hope Volker continues to give a meaningful life
Two legends right there.
This people is what we need to do!!.
RIP Mr. Volcker
This interview is one of the most important records in world economic history
Great interview, I fear we will not see the likes of Paul Volcker again in our government, and I see us slipping hard over the next few decades. Very tough times ahead, with very little leadership at the top.
I'm a classical liberal and I love paul volcker, what a wise democrat,no screaming,just chill discussion and rocking it.
Thanks, Ray, for sharing this learning experience.
Great clarity of thinking from the master, Paul Volcker. Ray - you are an artful interviewer - this was a great pleasure to watch. Thank you. I sincerely hope our government listens and improves its act. I fear that's not going to happen - it will be unfortunate if we in the US fail to learn from the past and slip down from our current position in the world.
This a powerful broadcast that should be mandated viewing for millennials!!!! Thank you Mr. Dalio!!!!
Thank you Paul and Ray. A most educational and inspiration interview. Hopefully, it will have some positive influence in our trying(desperate?) times.
Wow, 91 years old! More outspoken and clear as most of our current government!
Need more interviews from Ray! Amazing discourse
Love your book. Bought it immediately. I don't own books anymore, it's all PDF Ebooks, Thanks.
Great interview thank you for introducing me to Mr.Volcker and his incredible work.
Very nice watch, im trying very hard to practice your principles but ive also learned that my country will give me a very hard time to do it might not have enough time for me to change my life. Mr. Dalio your principles still helps me to build my confidence. Thank you sir.
two of the greatest financial minds walking this earth
watching a genius' interviewing another's genius and that genius' saying quotes of his genius Idol !
Rarely does the Brooks and Dunn country song "You're Gonna Miss Me When I'm Gone" apply so well to anyone as it does to Paul Volcker. Price stability he enabled for 40 years is disappearing, and there isn't another one of him to come to the rescue now.
Thank you for doing this interview with one of the nations great men.
Thank you for both of you ... A teacher for my financial future and a future of hopefully my government
Ray Dalio is the classiest guy out there. He is the opposite of Lloyd Blankfein.
john Stetson isn’t Ray Jewish?
Or Jamie Demon?