Robert Kiyosaki issues warning about the market and reveals the best assets for investment
Robert Kiyosaki, author of the bestseller “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” and known for his blunt opinions on economics and finance, has once again expressed his concerns about the traditional financial system, especially in relation to the United States government and the Federal Reserve (Fed). In a recent post on the X platform (formerly Twitter), Kiyosaki reiterated his distrust in government and monetary policies, highlighting the importance of assets such as gold, silver and Bitcoin as alternatives for protection.
Kiyosaki has been vocal in his criticism of the US government's excessive spending in recent administrations, arguing that this stance contributes to economic instability. His distrust is not limited to the government, but also extends to the Fed and the US Treasury. He questions the management of the currency and the manipulation of the financial system, encouraging investors to seek refuge in tangible and decentralized assets.
The author of “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” recalled historical events that, according to him, marked the beginning of his distrust of the system. He mentioned the change in the composition of silver coins in 1965, when the precious metal was replaced by copper alloys, and the end of the gold standard in 1971, during the administration of President Richard Nixon. For Kiyosaki, these events represented a “theft” of the population’s wealth, undermining trust in fiat money.
In his post, Kiyosaki praised those who invest in gold and silver, expressing some surprise that these assets are not more widely adopted as a form of protection against inflation and economic instability.
“THANK YOU TO THE GOLD, SILVER AND BITCOIN HOLDERS: I do not trust the US Giverment, the US Treasury or the FED. If you trust these Den of Thieves, that is your choice. I stopped trusting my government in 1965 when I realized our silver coins were now copper alloys. In 1971 President Nixon continued the theft of our wealth through our money when Tricky Ducky Nixon took the US Dollar off the gold standard. In 1971 I began “saving” gold, silver and now Bitcoin. If you are not “bent” and your wealth stolen through your fake money… Keep being ignorant, working hard for fake money and keep listening to financial planners who will tell you what to do with your fake money.” wrote .
Kiyosaki's stance on the Bitcoin is also well known. He sees cryptocurrency as a valuable asset, a kind of “digital gold” that offers protection against the devaluation of fiat currencies. Also on the occasion, the financial expert highlighted that, currently, the best assets for your money are gold, silver and Bitcoin.
“Merry Christmas and remember my rich dad’s warning: “What did school teach you about money?” This is not the time to listen to rich people vs. financial planners about “what to do with your money”. Today, the best assets for your money are gold, silver and real Bitcoin. The world is about to go into financial collapse. Please be careful, study the YouTube videos and think for yourself. Merry Christmas and Happy Hanukkah. Pray for peace.”
At the time of publication, the price of Bitcoin was quoted at US$97.399,24, up 0.9% in the last 24 hours.
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