Most people don't realize it, but today's stock market is behaving more like a casino than a place to build long-term wealth. In this powerful conversation, Robert Kiyosaki and market analyst Bert Dohmen break down why millions of Americans are unknowingly gambling their retirement — and what you must do now to protect yourself.
Bert explains how leverage is at historic highs, why the government's economic numbers can't be trusted, and how Wall Street's high-frequency trading systems create an environment where average investors are at a massive disadvantage. He compares the current market conditions to 1929, warns of hidden risks inside 401(k)s and mutual funds, and reveals why most savers are far more exposed than they think.
You'll learn why this isn't the time to rely on hope, why diversification can be dangerous, and why real financial education is the only path to safety and freedom. If you want to understand what's really happening behind the scenes — beyond headlines and hype — this episode is a must-watch.
For more information on Bert, please visit http://dohmencapital.com/richdad
0:00 Introduction
00:54 The Market Chaos and Baby Boomer Concerns
02:55 The Importance of Financial Education
05:22 The Risks of High Leverage and ETFs
13:02 The Value of Gold and Silver
18:14 The Dangers of Day Trading
28:56 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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