R. Kiyosaki reveals assets to protect yourself from Fed’s ‘criminal’ policies
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As he continues to warn about the actions of the United States government, including the Federal Reserve (the ‘Fed’) and the Treasury, Robert Kiyosaki has revealed assets to protect one’s wealth amid what he perceives as “criminal” policies of the country’s financial authorities. Specifically, according to the renowned investor and author of the best-selling personal finance book ‘Rich Dad Poor Dad,’ the Fed is currently breaking US law with its actions, as he pointed out in the recent episode of his The Rich Dad Channel podcast streamed on August 7. Most important assets today Discussing the strategies that one can undertake to protect oneself from the Fed’s policies with Gold Newsletter editor and New Orleans Investment Conference CEO Brien Lundin and entrepreneur, technology investor, and Bitcoin (BTC) enthusiast Anthony Pompliano, Kiyosaki explained that: “In this era of unlimited [quantitative easing (QE)], where the Fed is going to buy everything, including junk bonds, which violates the constitution of the Fed – and the Fed and the US Treasury are now one. So, in my opinion, the most important investments today are gold, silver, and Bitcoin, or the crypto market.” As a reminder, QE is a form of monetary policy in which a central bank, in this case, the US Federal Reserve, buys securities like government bonds and mortgage-backed securities (MBSs) from the open market to increase the domestic money supply and boost economic activity. Rebels against Fed Furthermore, Kiyosaki highlighted that one of the reasons why he endorses “gold, silver, and cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin is that they’re outside the system, it’s outside the Fed and the Treasury. And the average person has no idea what I just said. They don’t know what the Fed is or the Treasury.” According to him: “Anybody who is in either gold, silver, or Bitcoin, we’re…
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