02/03/26 Afternoon CommStock Report – Should I Name My Turtle after Ray Dalio?

I advised that subscribers start turtling up over a year ago. If you don’t know who Ray Dalio is then google him up or check him out on you-tube. Ray Dalio a well-known billionaire economic commentator who doesn’t act like a billionaire. He came out with some specific advice as to how he thinks that we should turtle up. He begins with the premise that long term economic cycles are converging for a major financial reset that rhymes with the 1930’s. He lays out a format where there are 8 stages that a debt cycle goes through and we are in number 7. Number 8 will feel like we stepped into an elevator shaft. He says that we have 6-12 months to position and should do 4 things. Dalio’s first piece of advice was to buy gold and silver. I bought physical as well as ETFs in gold and silver some time ago and then remained inactive holding through the entire rally until adding to my gold ETF last Friday. Dalio wants to own physical silver and not ETFs (I own both). He makes a good argument to own the physical commodity. I also own a platinum ETF. Having…

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