Robert Kiyosaki - New Rules of Money, Part 6/7: The Different Valid work at home

[societytravels]

Wow sell more in life vs buy. I went and brought a Master's Degree and was never taught this knowledge lol.. Boy was I sold lol. Thanks Mr. Kiyosaki. Awesome video.

[MisterQuebec]

Sells his houses every 30 days????

[realtearz1]

@MisterQuebec  He means, collect rental income from tenants and hold on to the property and never sell.

[namitsu1]

how about parking your money in the form of physical precious metals?

[jimjinright]

He has a very good perspective on business!

[westlyr2003]

Please Stop Spamming!

[TGArthur]

@westlyr2003

[Sheilaarkadie]

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[lcbaudar]

Hahaha, what?! Why would you invest in crude oil commodities and then be mad at paying higher prices at the pump - hedging in oil is what caused it to become overvalued. If everyone did the same thing, the problem would exacerbate even more! What made you a buck in ETFs cost the farmers more for production, which made you spend more for food, and spend more for gas. What made the profit bigger than the expense - leverage. That's right 50-1! So you win and everyone elses loses. Ain't it grand....

[UsherMoore]

@lcbaudar That's not 100% accurate, OPEC is fucking us over by determining oil prices, not investors, investors and dealers just enjoy the margins, the big player is OPEC.

[lcbaudar]

@UsherMoore True, but OPEC didn't set the floor at $140 per barrel in 2008. As I recall, a few of the OPEC leaders explained there was no justification for such high prices. Economically there was no difference in production output. The hedge funds had hijacked the market and all we could do was watch in agony. The very hedge funds filled with pensions from Americans hoping to save up to retire. Investors then got greedy and jumped ship from falling equities into rising commodities. It's sad...

[UsherMoore]

@lcbaudar Yep, sad - because a lot of those so called "advisors" told people to invest in stocks that will get them the best commission, and not the best stocks for them to invest. like Warren Buffet said "Wall-Street is the only place where people in Rolls Royce drive to take advice from people who take the subway" :)

[lcbaudar]

@UsherMoore Tell me about it, IMO we are in deflationary circumstances right now. Any hudge fund manager or stock trader with a brain would stay out of equities and into cash. But there's no commission in stagnant cash accounts. Talk about ulterior motives. Here's an interesting take on hedge funds I was just watching today, kind of technical but you might enjoy: /watch?v=2xohvBoflfU

[lapizlazulai]

i am a great fan of his and yes his book the cashflow quadrant is a mindset changer...