- Robert Kiyosaki warns that the market crash has arrived, confirming his earlier prediction of a massive financial collapse with a recession.
- Kiyosaki advises shifting away from Wall Street investments like stocks and bonds and instead focusing on real assets like gold, silver, and Bitcoin to protect wealth.
- He highlights that the dollar is losing value, causing inflation, and urges people to prepare for rising costs by investing in assets that can’t be printed by governments, such as Bitcoin and precious metals.
As Wall Street reels from one of the biggest market crashes in recent history, Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki has stepped forward with a bold message: “I told you so.”
In a candid and urgent statement, Kiyosaki pointed to a prediction he made in his book Rich Dad’s Prophecy — warning of a massive stock market crash that would hit millions of investors, particularly Baby Boomers. That moment, he says, has now arrived.
Robert Kiyosaki Weighs in on the Bitcoin and Real Assets Case
For years, Kiyosaki has urged people to look beyond Wall Street and focus on real, tangible assets. Recently on X, he doubled down on that message , recommending gold, silver, and Bitcoin as safer stores of value.
“After this paper market crash wipes out millions of fake paper assets… the Fed and Treasury will likely turn the printing presses on full speed,” he warned, predicting a flood of newly printed dollars and rising inflation.
Like a fulfilling prophecy, early April came with a crash in Wall Street’s stock market prices, with the S&P 500 losing $5.4 trillion in just two days. The Magnificent 7, the seven biggest tech stocks (like Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon), dropped 29% from their highest point, reaching their lowest level since a big market collapse in 2022.
As traditional markets tremble, Kiyosaki’s message is clear: look to assets the government can’t print and protect yourself from what he believes is a long-overdue financial reckoning. According to Kiyosaki, it’s not that gold, silver, or Bitcoin are rising in value — it’s that the dollar is losing value, making everything else more expensive, including food, housing, and energy.
He emphasized that Baby Boomers who are nearing or in retirement are especially vulnerable, noting that they “are out of time” to invest long-term in traditional assets like stocks, bonds, and ETFs.