Kiyosaki’s Bold Claims: 60/40 Strategy is So Last Century! 🚀💰

In a world where the old giants of finance stumble and topple like a game of checkers, Bitcoin emerges, glinting like a shiny penny in the mud. Robert Kiyosaki, the ever-vocal scribe of riches, shines a spotlight on digital currencies and the dimming glow of stale strategies, claiming that traditional wisdom has become a relic of bygone days.

Kiyosaki Takes a Stand: 60/40 Strategy is History

Oh, Robert Kiyosaki, a name that rings through the corridors of financial literature, has once again seized the microphone, rallying the crowd with dizzying support for Bitcoin and its ilk, waving goodbye to the dusty old 60/40 investment strategy-declaring it “dead” with all the subtlety of a bull in a china shop. His book, Rich Dad Poor Dad, has sold more copies than there are stars in the sky, inspiring folks to flee the clutches of traditional money-making myths.

Sharing his wisdom on ‘X’-the social media circus-on October 9, he proclaimed:

Finally, the BS ‘magic wand’ of financial planners… the BS of 60/40 is dead.

What a time to be alive! Kiyosaki’s sharp tongue cuts through the nonsense, explaining, “FYI: 60/40 meant investors invest 60% in stocks and 40% in bonds.” But that ancient formula expired back in 1971, the year Nixon cast aside the gold standard like yesterday’s newspaper. Kiyosaki passionately argues that real assets-especially Bitcoin, that glimmering beacon of hope-are the path to solace in a sea of declining fiat fortunes.

In his characteristic candor, he muses, “For years, financial planners have touted the 60/40 as if it was the magic carpet ride to financial security in retirement.” But that flight is grounded! “How can there be any financial security when the U.S. dollar is fake, an IOU from a bankrupt U.S. government controlled by the Marxist Fed… the biggest debtor nation in the history of, well, history?”

Kiyosaki, never one to mince words, continues to throw shade at traditional investments with the grace of a hippo doing ballet. “Who would be stupid enough to buy bonds (debt) from a bankrupt country?” he snickers, contrasting the dry dust of antiquated investments with his vibrant affection for decentralized assets.

“Finally, the truth comes out! Morgan Stanley now promotes a more stable path to security: 60/20/20… ain’t that a hoot!” he quips, persistently advocating for his faves-gold, silver, Bitcoin, real estate income, and yes, let’s not forget the oil wells and cattle. Real assets, folks, real assets.

I still prefer gold and silver coins, Bitcoin, ethereum, income from rental real estate using debt… and income from oil wells and cattle… real assets.

“I retired financially free over 30 years ago,” he declares with a twinkle in his eye. “So I have never needed or used the financial planner’s magic wand of 60/40.” And with a cheeky grin, he dispenses this sage wisdom: “Real life lesson: Find the investment formula that works best for you.”

Kiyosaki remains steadfast in his allegiance to Bitcoin, dubbing it “people’s money”-a protective vest against what he deems the inevitable collapse of the dollar and the global fiat fiasco. His enthusiasm bubbles over like a pot of boiling water-he views Bitcoin, gold, and silver as lifeboats in a tempestuous ocean of debt and government meddling. Let the waves crash, for he seems unsinkable!

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2025-10-10 04:04