Robert Kiyosaki Warns of Historic Market Crash: Here is His Advice
Finance author Robert Kiyosaki has issued a fresh warning about what he calls the largest financial crash in history, signaling that the downturn may already be underway.
Referencing his 2013 book Rich Dad’s Prophecy, Kiyosaki stated that summer 2025 could mark the beginning of a massive collapse in stocks, bonds, and real estate. He expressed concern that many, especially retirees from the baby boomer generation, could suffer severe financial losses.
Flight to Hard Assets: Gold, Silver, and Bitcoin
While sounding the alarm, Kiyosaki also highlighted a potential path to wealth for those who act early. He predicted that as traditional markets tumble, billions of dollars will flow into gold, silver, and Bitcoin.
Among these assets, he identified silver as the most undervalued and accessible investment opportunity. He noted that silver, currently trading around $35 an ounce, remains roughly 60% below its all-time high. In contrast, both gold and Bitcoin are trading near their historical peaks.
According to Kiyosaki, silver could triple in value during 2025, making it the top bargain for investors seeking to protect and grow their wealth.
Kiyosaki Plans to Buy Physical Silver, Not ETFs
Kiyosaki also shared his personal investment strategy, revealing plans to visit a local dealer to exchange fiat currency for physical silver. He emphasized that he prefers tangible assets over ETFs, calling silver the “biggest bargain today.”
He concluded with a message encouraging others to take action, asking whether people will “choose to grow richer or grow poorer” in the face of this financial turning point.
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