Are these times strange?
Do you often see all kinds of investment advertisements on social platforms, or various "investment experts" who claim to be "teachers", "stock gods", or even pretend to be gods, but actually know nothing and just want to earn tuition fees? ”?
If you see these phenomena, you may have an idea in your mind: "In this era, can any weirdo come out to teach investment?" And if you have this idea, congratulations, you are not only a normal person, but also not a normal person. Not alone.
Recently, Robert Kiyosaki, the author of the well-known financial best-selling book "Rich Dad Poor Dad", warned his fans on the social platform X (formerly Twitter) that most investment advice in this era is "not trustworthy" because There are “fake experts” everywhere.
Jesus wants me to buy “this coin”?
Rich dad is aimed at today's era, where many people accept the personas and advice of some so-called "investment experts" too easily, which also allows more strange people to become "professionals."
He shared a real experience. The story happened to a friend of his rich dad who was recommended to invest in Iraqi Dinar (IQD). Rich dad pointed out that, first of all, Iraqi Dinar (IQD) is not a common investment. tool.
Image source: X Rich dad’s tweet
The person who recommended investing in the Iraqi dinar (IQD) was a woman. When asked about her reasons for investing in the Iraqi dinar (IQD), she gave a ridiculous answer: "Jesus asked me to tell everyone, the Iraqi dinar It is the safest and best investment.”
Although this story seems a bit exaggerated, similar techniques emerge in endlessly. In addition to claiming to have received "God's enlightenment," many people also choose to "directly package themselves into gods" through the creation of gods and idol effects. Cut leeks.
Rich dad said that this era is full of strange advice and strange people, which makes the investment market more confusing.
He emphasized that he was not opposed to emerging investment tools, but hoped that fans would be wary of those strange sales methods, especially when investments are linked to non-objective factors such as religion and fanatical beliefs, which can easily mislead those who lack investment knowledge.
Rich dad’s investment advice
For those who don’t know what to invest in, rich dad also constantly reminds them to turn their focus to Bitcoin ($BTC) and gold and silver, which are considered safe-haven assets. He believes that the world economy is on the "brink of collapse" and traditional fiat currencies like the US dollar are likely to no longer be safe in the future.
He mentioned ideas from a forthcoming book (Money GPT), which explores how artificial intelligence will revolutionize the global financial system.
Rich dad believed that artificial intelligence would bring about "one of the most serious financial crises in history." The traditional financial system would be reshaped, and the value of traditional currencies might collapse as a result.
To weather the crisis, he recommended investors stay away from cash and bonds and move funds into Bitcoin and physical gold and silver. He pointed out that these physical assets can be used as cash in times of economic collapse to ensure financial security.
Rich dad pointed out that the current market is undergoing unprecedented changes, which also means that investors need to be more cautious and should not believe in advice from unknown sources. The basic investment principles will never change: stay cautious, rational, and choose Only well-thought-out assets can stand firm in these "strange times."
