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FaqStaq News - Just the FAQs • July 31, 2025
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FAQ: Ray Dalio's Recommendation on Portfolio Allocation to Bitcoin and Gold

Summary

Veteran hedge-fund manager Ray Dalio advises allocating at least 15% of investment portfolios to Bitcoin and gold to hedge against macroeconomic risks, highlighting the growing interest in safe-haven assets amidst rising government debt concerns.

What is Ray Dalio’s recommendation for portfolio allocation?

Ray Dalio recommends that investors allocate at least 15% of their portfolios to Bitcoin and gold as a hedge against macroeconomic risks.

Why does Ray Dalio recommend investing in Bitcoin and gold?

Dalio suggests that macroeconomic risks, particularly those related to increasing government debt, are not fully reflected in market prices, making Bitcoin and gold viable hedges.

How does gold compare to Bitcoin as a safe-haven asset?

Many analysts favor gold over Bitcoin for its proven track record over decades, though both are considered mechanisms for hedging against market risks.

What are some examples of gold-linked stocks mentioned?

Platinum Group Metals Ltd. (NYSE American: PLG) (TSX: PTM) is mentioned as an example of gold-linked stocks that could benefit from increased interest in gold investments.

Where can I find more information about Ray Dalio’s views?

More information can be found on The Master Investor Podcast where Ray Dalio was recently hosted, and details are also available through MiningNewsWire.

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