Robert Kiyosaki Warns That the Biggest Market Crash Has Started

Robert Kiyosaki, the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, recently claimed that the largest market crash in history has begun. He pointed to several factors, including the global frenzy surrounding artificial intelligence, ongoing conflict in the Middle East, and the retirement of the Baby Boomer generation. According to his analysis, the trouble started in Europe and Japan before spreading to the rest of the world.

Kiyosaki also highlighted the burden of U.S. national debt, which has now crossed 40 trillion dollars. He suggests that rising bond yields and economic instability are putting significant pressure on the financial system. His theory includes the idea that the long bull market seen over the last decade was fueled by Baby Boomers, and their transition into retirement could trigger major selling pressure in the markets.

To prepare for this potential turmoil, Kiyosaki continues to urge his followers to move away from cash. He advocates for investing in real estate, oil wells, and commodities like gold and silver. For those interested in digital assets, he remains a vocal supporter of Bitcoin as a primary way to protect wealth during financial instability.

Investors should view these warnings with caution. While Kiyosaki identifies real economic anxieties shared by many experts, he has a long history of predicting crashes that did not occur as scheduled. Critics have also pointed to instances where he has exaggerated his personal financial statistics, suggesting his public commentary often leans toward the hyperbolic.