Robert Kiyosaki Conspiracy of the Rich
What does it take to make money in this new era of our economy? Robert Kiyosaki will tell you it’s not what it used to be. Of course, the days of easy money, fast cars may be out of reach for a lot people. But, Robert Kiyosaki has a plan for those people not afraid to take a chance. He believes that if the game changes, the rules change to play the game should change also.
The mainstream media has done a lot to “educate” us on how money works and moves through the system. Robert Kiyosaki believes that not enough people take the time to listen and learn about financial markets. One of his long-time premises is that you don’t have to be rich or smart, just take the time to learn about finance. And, Robert Kiyosaki also states that finances are not some mumbo jumbo that people make up just to confuse other people.
One of Robert Kiyosaki’s newest books is launching soon. It’s called Conspiracy of the Rich. In this book he suggests that there are two stock markets … one that’s transactional based and one that is for long-term investing. The key to investing in anything though is to know what you’re investing in. It doesn’t make any sense for anyone to invest in a product or service without knowing anything about it. The same is true with the stock market.
So, it stands to reason, that Robert Kiyosaki’s points about learning finance makes sense. Don’t blindly follow others into buying a stock without understanding the fundamentals of how the stock market works. He posits that there are many people and companies who take advantage of those who are financially illiterate. You’d almost say that they prey on the unsuspecting.
And, Robert Kiyosaki goes on to tell you that the mainstream media makes it worse. They give you all kinds of statistics and mathematical theories and things that just don’t matter. When they’re challenged by advocacy groups and others, they say they’ll do better next time, but nothing changes.
The other thing that that Robert Kiyosaki talks about is how the “preyers” go after endorsements from people like him. This includes mutual fund companies, brokerage houses, etc. The reason they do this is in order to get more unsuspecting people to buy into their products and services. Well, is this a disservice to the ultimate consumer? I would say a resounding yes. In fact, it’s almost a serious conflict of interest.
Robert Kiyosaki has certainly been a recognized guru for a long time. He’s written and spoken about making money through a multitude of investing opportunities. There are many others who have recently written about the debacle of the Wall Street and Real Estate investing. After all hindsight is so much easier than foresight.
Regardless of which guru you follow, it does make sense to check out multiple sources of information. It is your money, after all.
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