Financial author Robert Kiyosaki is once again sounding the alarm on America’s economic health.
In a recent social media post, he questioned the safety of traditional retirement portfolios packed with stocks and bonds, hinting at an imminent collapse resembling the 1929 Great Depression.
Kiyosaki pointed to legendary investors Warren Buffett and Jim Rogers, noting that both have significantly reduced their exposure to equities and bonds. According to him, their shift toward cash and silver isn’t accidental—it’s a signal that something deeper may be wrong.
Kiyosaki believes the root of the problem lies in the ballooning U.S. debt. He described America as the largest debtor nation in world history and warned that the current monetary system—propped up by continuous money printing—is unsustainable.
“The U.S. can only print money to pay its bills for so long,” he cautioned.
In light of these risks, Kiyosaki reaffirmed his trust in alternative stores of value. He’s holding firm with gold, silver, and Bitcoin as safe-haven assets. Unlike fiat currencies, he argues, these options offer long-term protection against inflation and systemic collapse.
While some view Kiyosaki’s outlook as overly pessimistic, others see it as a necessary reminder to diversify beyond conventional assets. His message was clear: investors must do their own research and prepare for what he sees as a looming financial reset.
He ended with a sober note—advising caution, not panic. “Please take care,” Kiyosaki wrote, “and do your own research.”
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