Ray Dalio's son dies in car crash
https://www.zerohedge.com/medical/heartbreaking-t…
Devon Dalio, 42, son of billionaire hedge fund founder Ray Dalio, was killed on Thursday afternoon after his Audi smashed into a Verizon store in a Greenwich shopping center and burst into flames, local news outlets reported.
WTF, RIP Devon. I cannot imagine the pain Ray and his family is going thru...
lol I got MS'd for saying RIP and showing my condolence? I have strong faith in human beings.
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I guess wearing a seatbelt wasn’t a key principle of his
Oh my fucking god my sides
Bruhhhhh.....tooo soonnnn
Lmao wow. Hilarious.
this isnt very cool and im shocked that many people found it amusing...and that's coming from a guy with fucked up humor
evidently not someone with fucked up humor
First of all RIP second at this point in his career he should really step down / wind down the business, he’s hitting the age and performance has been abysmal for years.
It’s about his son and family and no one wanted to mention the Bridgewater’s performance
Pls share which bank you work for so we can fix it for you intern
Just trying to incentivize conversations here, I don’t have any issue with his son and simply commented on performance, simmer down.
It's horrible when anyone dies tragically in a car crash, especially for the parents.
Regardless if the parents are famous investors or not.
So sad! RIP !!
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