Robert Kiyosaki, author of “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” warned on X that “the greatest crisis in history” is beginning, just as he predicted in his 2013 book. He believes the impact will be global, as the US, Europe, and Asia all face severe economic pressure, reflecting a systemic crisis rather than isolated recessions.
Kiyosaki is also concerned that the development of AI will increase unemployment and lead to a weakening of both commercial and residential real estate markets. Maintaining his long-standing investment perspective, he recommends accumulating tangible assets such as gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum. Among these, he considers silver the safest, predicting its price could rise from $50 to $70 in the short term and reach $200 by 2026.
Despite forecasting significant losses, Kiyosaki believes that crises also present opportunities for those who prepare in advance.
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Robert Kiyosaki warns "The biggest crisis in history" has begun
Robert Kiyosaki, author of “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” warned on X that “the greatest crisis in history” is beginning, just as he predicted in his 2013 book. He believes the impact will be global, as the US, Europe, and Asia all face severe economic pressure, reflecting a systemic crisis rather than isolated recessions.
Kiyosaki is also concerned that the development of AI will increase unemployment and lead to a weakening of both commercial and residential real estate markets. Maintaining his long-standing investment perspective, he recommends accumulating tangible assets such as gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum. Among these, he considers silver the safest, predicting its price could rise from $50 to $70 in the short term and reach $200 by 2026.
Despite forecasting significant losses, Kiyosaki believes that crises also present opportunities for those who prepare in advance.