Robert Kiyosaki Warns of Global Economic Panic, Calls for Preparation Over Panic
Renowned author and financial educator Robert Kiyosaki has issued a stark warning about growing fears of unemployment and the potential onset of a new global economic crisis.
In a recent statement, Kiyosaki compared today’s situation to events that led up to the 2008 Global Financial Crisis, suggesting that the world may be on the verge of what he calls the “New Great Depression.”
Referring to predictions from his earlier work, Rich Dad’s Prophecy, Kiyosaki believes the current economic instability could be a pivotal moment in history. While he hopes to be wrong, he emphasizes that for those who are prepared—not panicked—market crashes can offer once-in-a-lifetime opportunities.
Crashes as Opportunities for the Prepared
Kiyosaki reflected on the 2008 crash as a lifetime buying opportunity and encourages others to see today’s market in a similar light. He stressed that real assets often go “on sale” during downturns and posed a critical question to his audience: “If Bitcoin were to crash back to $300, would you cry or celebrate?” The message: those who are ready can capitalize while others panic.
Quotes That Underscore the Value of Preparation
To reinforce his message, Kiyosaki shared quotes from prominent figures including Oprah Winfrey, Abraham Lincoln, Benjamin Franklin, and George Paterno—all emphasizing preparation as a core principle of success. He also pointed to Warren Buffett’s recent decision to sell billions in stock and accumulate $325 billion in cash, suggesting that even legendary investors are bracing for major shifts.
“I wanted you to be prepared for the global panic that is beginning now,” Kiyosaki concluded.
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