The world's biggest hedge fund, Ray Dalio's Bridgewater Associates got into some hot water in the past few months when it was accused by many members of the underperforming "hedge fund hotel" club for being the "risk parity" catalyst that sent the market tumbling in August, and perhaps for being the catalyst for the August 24 market crash. And while the bulk of Bridgewater's asset are in various commodities and futures, most of which are never reported to the public, earlier today it did disclose its long holdings in public equities when it filed its latest 13F. Perhaps those...