Why did Warren Buffett, Jim Rogers have been thrown away shares and bonds? Rich father poor daddy author Robert Kiyosaki explains

Robert Kiyosaki, author of the best -selling book Rich Dad Poor Dad, in his recent post on X (formerly Twitter), explained how investment veterans Warren Buffett and Jim Rogers sold most of their shares and bonds and now have cash or silver.

Referring to their actions, Kiyosaki urged followers to find out why, and added that he will continue to invest in gold, silver and bitcoin.

“If you don’t know why Buffet and Rogers have sold their shares and bonds that you might want to know. I am tight with gold, silver and bitcoin,” he said in his tweet.

He noted that the debt levels of America are historically high and suggested that constant dependence on printed money may not be sustainable.

In a highly formulated message, Kiyosaki wrote: “Good luck. We can be about to be about another crash of 1929 and a great depression.”

The recent tweet repeats its long -standing conviction that the current US economic process is untenable due to the rising national debt and the printing of money by the Federal Reserve.

Kiyosaki has stated on multiple occasions that he personally prefers physical gold, silver and bitcoin above shares or ETFs. In his previous tweet, he said: “You can only print money to pay for your bills … so long”, and emphasizes his opinion that dependence on Fiat -Maluta and fiscal stimulus push the US economy to a collapse.

Nowadays he has encouraged the investors to do their own research and to investigate why figures such as Buffett and Rogers may rotate from traditional assets.

This tweet is in line with its earlier reports that emphasized the importance of real, tangible assets in times of economic instability, even drawing a metaphor that compares ETFs with a “image of a gun for personal defense”, suggesting that although financial instruments such as gold or bitcoin ETFs are held useful to average investors.

“Sometimes it is best to have real gold, silver, bitcoin and a gun,” he said.

As the concern about inflation, interest rates and global market volatility continue, the repeated calls of Kiyosaki to diversify in hard assets, especially when accompanied by mentions of high-profile investors such as Buffett.

His warnings may not predict the exact timing of market events, but they continue to influence the investor sentiment on safe port assets in uncertain times.

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