Ray Dalio Warns of AI-Driven Stock Bubble Amid Record US Highs
Ray Dalio, co-founder of Bridgewater Associates, cautions against a potential bubble in AI-driven stocks as US equities reach record highs. His warning highlights the significant underperformance of US stocks compared to non-US equities and gold in 2025, suggesting Federal Reserve rate cuts could further inflate asset prices.
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Ray Dalio ray dalio, the influential co-founder of Bridgewater Associates, issued a cautionary note on January 5 regarding the burgeoning artificial intelligence boom that has been propelling Wall Street technology stocks to unprecedented heights. In a public statement on social media platform X, Dalio warned that the current surge in AI-driven stock valuations is in the early stages of a bubble. This statement arrives at a time when U.S. equity benchmarks have reached record highs, fueled by robust investor demand for AI-linked stocks. However, Dalio pointed out that U.S. stocks have significantly underperformed compared to non-U.S. equities and gold in 2025.
