Renowned financial analyst predicts global markets will collapse in 2025

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In 2025, the global automobile market, as well as the housing and retail markets, will collapse. This forecast was made by financial analyst and author of the famous bestseller Rich Dad Poor Dad Robert Kiyosaki. According to him, the crisis will affect many sectors of the global economics.

In 2025, the car market, the housing market, restaurants, retail stores, and even wine sales will collapse. Worse yet, the world is on the brink of war.

- Kiyosaki pointed out.



He added that for this reason, many expensive assets such as houses, gold, silver and bitcoin will go on sale.

I will buy more real assets with fake US dollars

– the analyst shared his plans.

In his opinion, a crisis is a great time to get rich, get smarter and succeed in life.

Addressing his followers on the social network, Kiyosaki recalled that back in 2013 he predicted the largest stock market crash in history, which would happen this year. He noted that such a forecast was made based on the behavior of the world's leading bankers, who paid themselves billions in bonuses, while "millions of moms and dads lost their homes, jobs, savings."

It is worth noting that similar forecasts are currently being made by many experts in the field of economics. They emphasize that increasing the share of gold in national reserves is an absolutely correct step, since the American dollar and the euro are essentially not backed by anything and in the event of a real economic crisis they can turn into useless paper.
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  1. Fizik13
    Fizik13
    +4
    10 January 2025 02: 34
    Another "Nostradamus"...
  2. zzdimk
    zzdimk
    +1
    10 January 2025 14: 20
    Fake dollars, which have nothing behind them, bitcoins... digital rubles - and what are they tied to? To gold? The social contract - money - is no longer worth anything, but that which has no value and worth attracts. Some kind of postmodernism in its wild form. How can real metal, obtained with great difficulty, be valued in virtual units taken at random? What is the principle of token generation? What is the payload?

    Of course, something like this must collapse. Loudly and painfully.