I read the article indicated in the link to find out exactly what actions of US leaders, according to Robert Kiyosaki, will lead to catastrophic economic consequences in the country and depression. I was also interested in what kind of possible war he meant and with which country or countries. But I can’t find anything specific in the article, just general phrases. Apparently what caught the OP's attention was his recommendation to prepare for these problems in advance by buying Bitcoin along with gold and silver.
But if the war escalates into a global war and engulfs most states, then I’m not sure that cryptocurrency will survive.
I don't believe that the u.s. economy is going to plunge into depression, inflation is currently a global challenge, but the u.s. economy is still the best all over the world. Nevertheless i agree with Robert when he says people should buy assets, it is foolish these days to store all your money in the bank, only keep what you need for spending on the go, use most of your funds to buy different assets, that is the only way to get rich.
On the contrary, I don't know but it seems that Robert is like trying to get his face on social media in the last couple of years with this kind of broad predictions about war and depression.This is your opinion, and even if i may not agree with it, i respect it. I think Robert is already very popular enough, because of his book 'Rich Dad and Poor Dad', and he does not have to chase clout in this way, maybe he actually believes in what he says about depression and war, even if i don't agree on those points.
This is your opinion, and even if i may not agree with it, i respect it. I think Robert is already very popular enough, because of his book 'Rich Dad and Poor Dad', and he does not have to chase clout in this way, maybe he actually believes in what he says about depression and war, even if i don't agree on those points.Robert is a genius as a writer, speaker, and as a person who sells his ideas to you, but his view of the macroeconomics may not necessarily be correct because political variables and the factors associated with them require someone who has experience in matters more than economics. Even if you are not a specialist in macroeconomics, you will not answer questions related to the recession or war.