Trump's second term is expected to bring significant changes to global and domestic order, and his choices for key positions will accelerate this transformation.
In his latest article, Dalio wrote that the upcoming second Trump administration is preparing for significant reforms to government and domestic order. The focus will be on an 'America First' foreign policy and preparing for potential external conflicts. Key appointments include Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy, who will lead the newly established Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. may serve as the Secretary of Health and Human Services, responsible for a thorough reform of the healthcare system. Senator Marco Rubio (Republican from Florida), Tulsi Gabbard, and Pete Hegseth will be nominated by Trump as Secretary of State, Director of National Intelligence, and Secretary of Defense, respectively.
Dalio believes that these individuals are crucial for Trump's dismantling of the so-called 'deep state' and establishing a 'new domestic order' focused on enhancing economic strength and countering foreign adversaries. Dalio wrote, 'They are all loyal to Trump at all costs and are committed to establishing a new domestic order to overthrow the so-called 'deep state.'
Dalio likened Trump's team's strategy to that of 'corporate raiders', who conduct hostile takeovers of inefficient companies to implement significant reforms by changing personnel, cutting costs, and integrating new technologies. This approach is expected to have profound effects on domestic and global order.
He added, 'It is now clear that Trump and those he chooses will reform the government and the nation like 'corporate raiders' conducting hostile takeovers of inefficient companies, implementing massive reforms by replacing personnel, cutting costs, and injecting new technologies.'
The collaboration between Trump and Musk is expected to be a major catalyst for implementing this new domestic order. The market anticipates that the policies of Trump's new government will benefit Wall Street, tech companies, and businesses troubled by regulatory and tax issues.
Dalio stated that the position of the U.S. in economic and geopolitical conflicts will also inevitably affect domestic security and policy.
He wrote, 'In the past, countries tried to work together through multilateral organizations with guiding principles and rules to solve how they coexist. But we are now witnessing the end of an era of American leadership and entering a more self-serving, survival-of-the-fittest global order.'
Article reposted from: Jinshi Data