Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, called bonds "the biggest lie" and endorsed Bitcoin as a safer investment strategy.
Robert Kiyosaki, author of the bestselling book Rich Dad Poor Dad, has challenged the conventional wisdom that bonds are safe investments. In a recent tweet, he called the idea that financial planners have sold investors that bonds are safe "the biggest lie," suggesting that it has misled gullible investors.
He further warned that even highly rated AAA bonds are at risk of collapse, especially given the looming crisis in the commercial real estate market. In contrast, he advocated Bitcoin as a key component of a safe investment strategy.
Bonds: The “biggest lie” in investing
Kiyosaki, a Bitcoin supporter, believes financial planners are misleading ordinary investors by promoting bonds as safe investments, and predicts that even highly rated AAA bonds are at risk, especially in the commercial real estate sector, which he believes is about to see a major recession.
The well-known author believes that the coming market crash will cause major losses to people, including many who are considered "savvy" investors. Kiyosaki contrasted bonds with gold, silver and Bitcoin, which he considers safer assets, suggesting that the value of these assets is expected to soar. He urged investors to reconsider where their trust and money should be placed.
He ended with the Hawaiian greeting "ALOHA" (meaning "hello" or "goodbye"), and advised investors to turn to safer physical asset investments as soon as possible before the prices of gold, silver and Bitcoin soar.
What if Bitcoin takes a catastrophic turn?
Last month, Kiyosaki cited financial analyst Harry Dent's dire predictions of a possible "total collapse" in the future, an economic disaster that would hit baby boomers hard as their homes would lose value and the S&P 500 index could plunge 80%.
Dent further predicted that the price of Bitcoin will drop sharply to $200 per coin. However, Robert Kiyosaki sees this possibility as a potential investment opportunity. He is optimistic about being able to buy Bitcoin at such a low price and firmly believes that those who can seize this opportunity and hold Bitcoin have the potential to become millionaires or billionaires in the future. $BTC
Kiyosaki reiterated his position that whether or not Harry Dent’s prediction comes true, investing in gold, silver, and Bitcoin will prove to be profitable in the long run. At the same time, Kiyosaki criticized the U.S. dollar, calling it “fake money,” indicating his skepticism about the value of fiat currencies.
Conclusion:
Robert Kiyosaki's views challenge the traditional concept of financial security, especially his questioning of the security of bonds and his advocacy of Bitcoin and other physical assets. Although his views may be controversial in the financial world, he provides an important perspective for investors to think about and evaluate whether their investment portfolios are truly safe and able to withstand future economic storms.
In this ever-changing economic environment, Kiyosaki's advice may prompt investors to pay more attention to asset diversification and the potential value of real assets, especially in uncertain times. No matter how the market changes, a well-thought-out investment strategy and appropriate allocation to different asset classes are always a wise choice. #Bitcoin #罗伯特清崎 #比特币 #债券