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Ray Dalio's principles are highly relevant in contemporary business debates and issues. They emphasize the importance of transparency, decision-making based on objective criteria, and continuous learning from mistakes. These principles are applicable to any business context, as they promote a culture of open communication, data-driven decisions, and constant improvement. In today's rapidly changing business environment, such principles can help organizations adapt and thrive.
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Writing the principles down is important for reflecting on and refining them. Whenever Dalio makes an investment, he writes down the criteria used in making his decision. At the conclusion of the trade, he will reflect on how well the criteria worked. Similarly, for any given mistake, he will write about it, reflect on why it happened, and then determine how to take corrective action to avoid making the same mistake again. Taking this method to the next level, Bridgewater was one of the first hedge funds to use computer algorithms to trigger trades. The set of criteria Dalio uses today are algorithmic in nature.
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