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Strategies & Market Trends : John Pitera's Market Laboratory
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SURPRISE! The founder of the world's largest hedge fund thinks everyone is wrong on the Fed's next move

Ray Dalio, founder of the $160 billion hedge fund behemoth Bridgewater Associates, thinks the Federal Reserve will do another round of quantitative easing.

Wall Street had expected the Fed to raise rates at its September 17 Federal Open Market Committee meeting, but some now expect it to wait until December, given the wild market moves of the past few days.

Dalio, however, thinks the Fed will head in a different direction altogether.

On Monday, he sent a note to clients titled "The Dangerous Long Bias and the End of the Supercycle and Why We Believe That the Next Big Fed Move Will Be to Ease (Via QE) Rather Than to Tighten."

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