INSPIRED BY RAY DALIO. This section delivers Investors Reports on history’s most important financial cycles. Study the past. Apply the principles.
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Executive Summary Between 3 September 1929 and 8 July 1932, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 89.2% — from its intraday peak of 381.17 to a trough of 41.22 — destroying approximately $30 billion in market capitalisation (equivalent to roughly $500 billion in today's dollars) and triggering
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Executive Summary Every great fortune in the history of capitalism has been built on the same foundation: a technological advantage that competitors could not immediately replicate. From Richard Arkwright’s water frame in the 1770s to Jensen Huang’s GPU architecture in the 2020s, the pattern is remarkably consistent. A
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Executive Summary The Japanese asset bubble of 1986–1991 remains the single most important case study in the mechanics of credit-fuelled asset inflation and its aftermath. At its peak on 29 December 1989, the Nikkei 225 closed at 38,915.87. By August 1992, it had lost more than 60
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