Bridgewater makes much of its non-proprietary research available through research reports and Bridgewater Daily Observations. Research reports are intended to help educate institutional investors about the characteristics of the asset classes Bridgewater focuses on and to provide guidance concerning recommended investment strategies for each asset class. Twice daily, Bridgewater publishes the Bridgewater Daily Observations which summarizes the thinking behind our investment decisions. These are a few of our recent Bridgewater Daily Observations on issues facing investors.

• Not Much Edge in Levered Betas - December 26, 2008
• Great Moves! - September 19, 2008
• An Inflection Point in Banking - April 29, 2008
• Hedge Funds Levering Betas - January 10, 2007
• My Ruminations by Ray Dalio - November 20, 2006
• Global Yields Beginning to Adjust - March 3, 2006
• Labor Dynamics and Fed Policy - February 23, 2006
• A Wise Move by the Chinese - July 21, 2005
• Hedge Funds Selling Beta as Alpha (An Update) - May 24, 2005
• Global Themes - November 14, 2005
• Stronger US Growth Numbers - July 21, 2005
• Our View of the World (and Oil) - October 20, 2004
• The Money Shuffler's Vig - September 22, 2004
• The Biggest Mistake in Investing - August 18, 2004
• It's All Macro - May 7, 2004
• The Next Decade - January 5, 2000
• The First Day of the New...Decade, Century, or Millennium - January 4, 2000