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Core Concept - The article discusses Ray Dalio's "All Weather Strategy," which aims to achieve stable returns in various market conditions, likening it to being well-equipped for unpredictable weather during a hike [1][3]. Group 1: All Weather Strategy Principles - The core idea of the All Weather Strategy is to maintain a balanced asset allocation to perform well in different economic scenarios, influenced by the interplay of economic growth, recession, inflation, and deflation [4][5]. - Dalio's strategy does not focus on predicting economic cycles but rather on diversifying asset allocation to mitigate market volatility and ensure consistent performance across different environments [5]. Group 2: Classic Asset Allocation - The classic All Weather portfolio consists of 30% stocks, which are seen as a long-term growth engine but are subject to significant short-term volatility [8]. - In different economic scenarios, the performance of various assets is as follows: - Economic growth + rising inflation: Stocks and commodities perform best - Economic growth + falling inflation: Both stocks and bonds perform well - Economic recession + rising inflation (stagflation): Gold and commodities excel - Economic recession + falling inflation: Bonds perform exceptionally well, with gold also benefiting [9][10]. Group 3: Simplified Strategy for Ordinary Investors - Ordinary investors may find it challenging to replicate Dalio's strategy due to high asset thresholds, complex configurations, and global diversification difficulties [11]. - The "Snowball Three-Part Method" is proposed as a simplified version, focusing on asset diversification, market diversification, and time diversification to optimize returns and reduce risks [11][15]. - The recommended allocation for the Snowball Three-Part Method includes 40% stocks, 40% bonds, and 20% cash or money market funds, allowing for a balanced approach to investment [13][14].