The author of the bestselling book “Rich Dad Poor Dad” Robert Kiyosaki announced the collapse of the market. At the same time, he called for “getting rid of counterfeit money” by investing in precious metals and Bitcoin instead.
BAD NEWS: CRASH has BEGUN. It will be a bad one.
GOOD NEWS: CRASHES are the best time to get rich. Bargains will float to the surface.
RULES to REMEMBER in a CRASH:
1: DON'T CATCH FALLING KNIVES: Just because prices are falling DO NOT get GREEDY. Wait til prices have…— Robert Kiyosaki (@theRealKiyosaki) May 3, 2024
Here are some tips from an entrepreneur:
- you should invest in assets when the market reaches the bottom;
- This is the right time to learn new skills. Kiyosaki recommends searching for teachers on YouTube;
- searching for a suitable company with the same interests. At the same time, those who blame others and rely on the state should be avoided;
- you should create your own business to minimize the risk of job loss with the further development of AI;
- there is no need to store “fake money”, which Kiyosaki refers to as fiat. Instead, he recommended investing in precious metals and Bitcoin.
Kiyosaki's statement caused mixed reactions. One of the users published a collage of his forecasts, in which the expert talks about the approaching collapse of 2011.
Just stop.. 🤦🤦♂️😂🤣 pic.twitter.com/GsN8D4oilH
— JD 🇵🇭 (@jaydee_757) May 3, 2024
Kiyosaki indeed repeatedly made odious predictions. Previously, he said that the Bitcoin rate will overcome the $2 million mark.
Also before this, the expert commented on the possible fall of Bitcoin. According to him, in such a scenario, investments should be increased rather than reduced.
Source: Cryptocurrency

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