Kiyosaki Warns Super-Crash as Buffett Endorses Gold Amid Market Turmoil

Robert Kiyosaki, author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad," has issued urgent warnings of a potential "super-crash" in 2025, which he believes could surpass the 2008 financial crisis and lead to a new Great Depression. Central to his argument is the idea that the decoupling of the U.S. dollar from the gold standard in 1971 created systemic instability, now exacerbated by inflation, AI-driven job losses, and geopolitical tensions. In a surprising development, Warren Buffett, who historically dismissed gold and silver as unproductive assets, has recently praised these precious metals, signaling what many interpret as a warning of impending market instability. Kiyosaki reacted strongly to Buffett's shift, interpreting it as a sign that traditional stocks and bonds are vulnerable to a crash, and reiterates his advice to invest in tangible assets like gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum as safe havens. This change in Buffett's stance, coupled with soaring gold and silver prices driven by inflation and political uncertainties, has intensified fears among investors about the stability of financial markets. Together, these developments highlight a growing consensus between two financial titans on the precarious state of the global economy and the need for protective investment strategies.