Ray Dalio Warns Like It’s 1971—And He’s Not Wrong: Gold Is the Lifeboat from the Sinking Fiat Order

Ray Dalio just did what few elites dare to do: he told a sliver of the truth. Comparing today’s economic climate to the early 1970s, Dalio recommended holding up to 15% of one’s portfolio in gold. That might sound aggressive to Wall Street traditionalists, but in reality, it's not nearly aggressive enough. Because we’re not simply living through a rerun of the 1970s—we're witnessing the opening act of a full-blown global financial realignment. And when the dust settles, gold won’t just be a diversifier. It’ll be a survivor. The Rotten Core of Fiat Fantasy Dalio is right to draw historical parallels, but what’s unfolding now is far more dangerous. In the 1970s, the world watched the U.S. abandon the gold…