Robert Kiyosaki's Top Book Recommendations

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The Only Game in Town: Central Banks, Instability, and Avoiding the Next Collapse

Mohamed A. El-Erian

3.8

From Mohamed A. El-Erian, one of the key thinkers of our time and the #1 New York Times bestselling author of When Markets Collide, comes a roadmap to the increasing economic and financial volatility that lies ahead, and the choices we face both individually and collectively. Our current economic path, which has relied so heavily on finance, is coming to an end. But where we go when we reach this

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Robert Kiyosaki

I think Mohamed A. El-Erian is one of the smartest guys in the world. We’re going to crash... El-Erian is saying the same thing. He’s saying we have less than three years. He’s saying we’re at a T-junction in the economy. A T-junction means the end of the road. We cannot keep doing what we’re doing. Something is going to force us to change. And what El-Erian is talking about is the Fed and the central banks, like the European Central Bank, the Bank of Japan, People’s Bank of China. We’re going down. The good news is you make more money on a crash than you do going up. [source]

Dan Nathan

@GuyAdami @NorthmanTrader @DA_Stockman @elerianm He literally wrote the book on it. Great read btw. https://t.co/XBNv7wLYep [source]

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Makers and Takers: The Rise of Finance and the Fall of American Business

Rana Foroohar

4.2

Eight years on from the biggest market meltdown since the Great Depression, the key lessons of the crisis of 2008 still remain unlearned—and our financial system is just as vulnerable as ever. Many of us know that our government failed to fix the banking system after the subprime mortgage crisis. But what few of us realize is how the misguided financial practices and philosophies that nearly toppl

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Robert Kiyosaki

She’s talking about how business schools teach students, the best and brightest business students in America and the world, they teach them to manipulate the stock market, not to grow businesses. That’s why I dropped out of business school. They’re teaching kids to be financial engineers, which creates derivatives, and all these toxic things. Student loan debt and all this. But they don’t teach them how to grow a business. Today our stock market is propped up because CEOs are using debt to prop up the stock price and sell their options and exit. It screws the investors and the workers. That’s what they’re teaching at business school today. [source]