Robert Kiyosaki, best known for his book ‘Rich Dad Poor Dad’, has once again issued a strong warning about the state of the global economy. In a recent post on social media, he claimed that the market is heading for a crash and said that traditional investments like bonds are not as safe as many believe.
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“Financial planners lie when they say Bonds are safe,” Kiyosaki wrote on X. “There is nothing safe in a market crash.” He pointed to several warning signs, including the one where he said that commercial real estate sector is “crashing”. He added that there is a downgrade of US bonds by credit rating agency Moody’s, and that no one is showing up to buy bonds.
Kiyosaki also highlighted how investors in Asia are turning to gold, suggesting that many people around the world are starting to look for safer places to store their wealth. He said he has been preparing for years by investing in gold, silver, bitcoin, oil, and cattle.
According to Kiyosaki, these kinds of assets offer better protection during economic downturns. He believes a major crash, and possibly another Great Depression, is coming. “Stock and bond holders will get F***ED,” he said.
Kiyosaki encouraged people to think about their financial future and make decisions that could help them grow wealth instead of lose it during tough times. “Are you going to get richer or poorer?” he asked followers, adding that his goal is to help people improve their financial position.
Kiyoskai calls Trump ‘great leader’ over ‘big news’ in bitcoin sector
Kiyosaki has been a long-time supporter of gold and Bitcoin, often advising people to look beyond traditional investments, especially during uncertain times. And speaking of Bitcoin, Kiyosaki in another tweet praised US President Donald Trump for allowing retirement accounts to include Bitcoin. He called it “big news” and described Trump as a “great leader.”
Kiyosaki has long been a supporter of alternative assets like gold and bitcoin, often calling them tools for financial freedom in times of crisis. With growing uncertainty in traditional markets, his recent tweets once again stress his belief that hard assets and crypto may offer a better shield against economic downturns.