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The economy is the biggest bubble in world history, says Robert Kiyosaki

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Re: The economy is the biggest bubble in world history, says Robert Kiyosaki

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I have more faith in the economy surviving for the long term rather than collapsing. It seems that there are many people that preach about a doomsday collapse, but they usually have an agenda for doing so. Take Peter David Schiff for example.

Re: The economy is the biggest bubble in world history, says Robert Kiyosaki

#5
I keep seeing articles like this.

"Some guy" who said "bad thing would happen", and it did, is now saying "another bad thing well happen really soon".

I can never remember them to check up later if that thing happened or not.

This guy in particular has said a lot about what will happen soon

Re: The economy is the biggest bubble in world history, says Robert Kiyosaki

#7

If someone tells you the world will end and the same person doesn't change anything in his life... he is lying and wants attention or profit.

And if he does change things in his life.. well then he's just crazy. Not that I'm a doomsday prepper or anything.. but I do find it ironic that being too emotional over potentially awful things makes people dismiss you

Re: The economy is the biggest bubble in world history, says Robert Kiyosaki

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post #2

Maybe it is but the guy is a snake oil salesman who doesn't deserve more attention for saying this.

He’s the author of Rich Dad, Poor Dad, right? I know a few people who were helped by his book. What is your issue?

Re: The economy is the biggest bubble in world history, says Robert Kiyosaki

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post #2

Maybe it is but the guy is a snake oil salesman who doesn't deserve more attention for saying this.

He recommends you invest in gold, silver, Bitcoin.

I'm hearing "One of these things is not like the other..." playing in my head.

Re: The economy is the biggest bubble in world history, says Robert Kiyosaki

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post #2

Maybe it is but the guy is a snake oil salesman who doesn't deserve more attention for saying this.

He’s the author of Rich Dad, Poor Dad, right? I know a few people who were helped by his book. What is your issue?

His ideas do not scale, so while they may help an individual here and there, they are not helpful for society on the whole. Just my opinion.
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