'Rich Dad Poor Dad' Author Reveals Assets He Made Fortune On
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In a recent tweet, prominent Bitcoin supporter and financial guru Robert Kiyosaki, famous for his classic book on personal finance management “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” revealed to his army of X/Twitter followers what assets he has made the biggest portion of his fortune on.
It was not Bitcoin, silver or gold, which he often talks about in his tweets, and not even Silicon Valley technology startups, according to his tweet.
Kiyosaki names shares he made most of his money on
Robert Kiyosaki announced that he was planning to visit VRIC – Vancouver Resources Investment Conference – in British Columbia, Canada, on Jan. 20-21, 2024. The financial guru emphasized the importance of this event since he believes that the future of stock and bond markets will depend on start-ups working with resources and not Silicon Valley technology start-ups.
Kiyosaki confessed that he has made the largest piece of his present fortune, investing into the industry of resources, not technologies. “I got my start as a startup at the VRIC 25 years ago,” he said, adding that he will certainly visit this conference this time as well. He believes that the upcoming boom in the world of investment depends exclusively on the sphere of resources and start-ups that will be working in it.
Kiyosaki promotes Apple stock and sticks with Bitcoin
In October this year, however, the author of “Rich Dad Poor Dad” tweeted that he was considering taking on Apple shares, since the company’s chief executive Tim Cook was selling his personal stash and the Apple share price was plunging hard as Keybank had downgraded Apple.
Kiyosaki thought this was an obvious sign that those shares were worth buying should the AAPL price drop below $150 per share. Over the past half year, the lowest AAPL has gone so far was $166.89 on Oct. 26. At the time of this writing, these shares are changing hands at $193.60, showing a 4.50% increase over the past six months.
Yuri MolchanHowever, as safe haven assets, Kiyosaki still prefers to stick with Bitcoin, silver and gold, as he has stated in multiple recent social media posts. He believes the next stop for the flagship cryptocurrency will be $135,000.
The top precious metal will be $2,300 per ounce, and he also expects silver to reach $68 per ounce. That prediction was made in late October; back then, Bitcoin was testing the $30,000 level.
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