Rich Dad Poor Dad Author Warns of Impending Starvation, Financial Crisis, and Market Crashes

Robert Toru Kiyosaki is an American entrepreneur, businessman, and author. He is the founder of Rich Global LLC and the Rich Dad Business. He is also the author of the best-selling book named “Rich Dad Poor Dad”. Throughout his career, Kiyosaki has consistently endorsed cryptocurrencies as a means of investing and urged people to use them. 

In the past, Robert Kiyosaki has warned of an impending market crash and urged investors to seize any opportunities to buy low. “All markets crashing: real estate, stocks, gold, silver, bitcoin,” he tweeted.

Robert Kiyosaki and his “Prophecy” of the biggest crash.

In the February 22 episode of The Rich Dad Radio Show, Kiyosaki interviewed Chris Martenson, the author of the re-released book ‘The Crash Course,’ which deals with a series of crises encountered by the world and their interconnectedness.

Martenson’s book, which Kiyosaki saw as “a book of prophecy” because it “was warning us what was about to happen,” prompted him to discuss his own prophetic book, aptly titled “Prophecy,” in which he implied that the largest stock market crash in history was still on the way.

The “Rich Dad Poor Dad” author also offered advice on how to deal with this situation as well as his negative predictions of the impending famine and the ensuing social unrest. For surviving any economic downturn, Kiyosaki emphasized his “five G’s,” which are grub, ground, gasoline, guns, and gold. Earlier, Kiyosaki expressed worry that the stock market fall could wipe out retirement plans and pensions, and that soaring inflation would “wipe out 50% of the U.S. population.”

To conclude

Interestingly, Kiyosaki has been predicting a “big crisis coming” for some time, including in mid-February when he said that the U.S. The Federal Reserve was “forced to print billions in fake money”—his phrase for the U.S. dollar. Kiyosaki has complimented Bitcoin in addition to silver and gold (BTC). 

To be safe, it’s best to conduct your own research before making any market investments. There is no reason to be alarmed by these predictions.