Ray Dalio Warns of Market Bubble Amid Nvidia-Led Rally
Hedge fund titan RAY Dalio has sounded the alarm on inflated asset valuations, declaring "there's definitely a bubble in markets" during a CNBC interview. The Bridgewater Associates founder cautioned investors to remain protected, though he noted the absence of immediate catalysts for a market correction.
Dalio's warning comes despite Nvidia's blockbuster earnings temporarily buoying investor sentiment. Major indexes relinquished gains shortly after his remarks, underscoring persistent fragility in the AI-driven rally. "Bubbles don't burst because of earnings reports," Dalio emphasized in a companion blog post, arguing that collapses occur when holders rush to convert paper wealth into tangible assets.