‘Rich Dad’ R. Kiyosaki Names Three ‘On Sale’ Assets Right Now

As global markets reel from sharp selloffs, familiar fault lines are reappearing between fear-driven exits and long-term accumulation strategies. According to Robert Kiyosaki, the latest downturn is not a warning sign, but an invitation.

In a post that quickly gained traction, the ‘Rich Dad Poor Dad’ author framed the recent drop across Bitcoin (BTC), gold, and silver as a “sale,” arguing that market crashes expose how different investors respond under pressure.

“The gold, silver, and Bitcoin market just crashed… a.k.a. went in sale… and I am waiting… with cash in hand… to begin to buying more gold, silver, and Bitcoin… on sale. What are you going to do?”

Panic Selling Versus Patient Capital

Kiyosaki contrasted consumer behavior with financial decision-making. When retail chains discount goods, demand surges. But when financial assets fall sharply, he argues that many investors do the opposite, which is selling into weakness rather than accumulating.

That behavioral gap, in his view, is what separates long-term wealth builders from reactive traders. Instead of rushing for the exits, Kiyosaki says he is holding cash and preparing to add exposure as prices reset.

The timing of his comments comes amid heightened volatility across commodities and cryptocurrency markets, driven by tightening liquidity, macro uncertainty, and sharp drawdowns in risk assets. Bitcoin has struggled to retain momentum, whereas precious metals have seen aggressive corrections in recent sessions.

A Familiar Stance, But Not Without Risk

This isn’t the first time Kiyosaki has promoted buying during market stress. He has long argued that fiat-based systems amplify boom-and-bust cycles, making hard assets and Bitcoin attractive during periods of dislocation.

Still, his stance assumes that current declines represent cyclical corrections rather than structural breakdowns. Markets don’t rebound on sentiment alone, and extended downturns can test even patient capital.

For traders and investors watching from the sidelines, the message is less about timing exact bottoms and more about mindset. Volatility forces decisions. Some reduce exposure to protect capital. Others prepare to deploy it.

As prices swing and conviction is tested, the question Kiyosaki poses lingers: Are markets signaling danger or opportunity? That answer, as always, depends on horizon, risk tolerance, and discipline, not headlines alone.

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