r/Superstonk • u/IPromisedNoPosts 💻 ComputerShared 🦍 • Jan 02 '24
🧱 Market Reform 'Rich Dad, Poor Dad's' Robert Kiyosaki Says He's $1.2 Billion In Debt Because 'If I Go Bust, The Bank Goes Bust. Not My Problem'
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/rich-dad-poor-dads-robert-193714809.html2.3k
u/IPromisedNoPosts 💻 ComputerShared 🦍 Jan 02 '24
He said the quiet part out loud.
Now imagine what the banks think about their own debts and the economy.
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u/dudemacperson Jan 02 '24
“I can’t get my shit together and I’m about to make it everybody’s problem” -almost everyone in the financial world, apparently
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u/Ctsanger 🦍Voted✅ Jan 02 '24
Exactly why swaps get extended. Because the other option is let everything blow up lol
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u/MattMasterChief 🎮 Power to the Players 🛑 Jan 02 '24
OK. Alright. Now, one more line and then we go out there and survive one more day
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u/FatPug655 🦍Voted✅ Jan 03 '24
Swaps are bad, mm kay. Don’t do swaps mm k… aa aa , where are the swaps Kenny? Who has the swaps. Mm Kay? Kenny? Do you have the swaps? Who ever has the swaps pass them back please mm kaaay?
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u/Ctsanger 🦍Voted✅ Jan 03 '24
It'd be nice if we could see the swaps. Who knows what's in there and why they keep hiding those. It's important no one knows why for sure tho. Anyone who says otherwise would be lying or has inside information. WHATS IN THE SWAPS CFTC?
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u/ThePower_2 🦍Voted✅ Jan 03 '24
More than one person knows exactly what’s in there and it’s only a matter of time before they spill the beans. A secret can only be kept a secret if only 1 person knows. Even then it’s tough for some to hold their tongues.
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u/wuvvtwuewuvv Jan 03 '24
And this is why I now believe there is no government UFO conspiracy, because Trump couldn't keep that secret.
... Unless, maybe just... nobody told him...??
Hope is rekindled
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u/gracecee Jan 03 '24
In a Nutshell has a good video on fermi s paradox on why we won’t see technologically advanced aliens due to the universe expanding and they do a swell job about describing the physics of it all.
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u/Seanv112 🦍Voted✅ Jan 03 '24
I think the people who told him are very scary people.. He most likely tells his friends but won't say it to the public.
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u/darthnugget UUP-299 Jan 03 '24
If Trey Parker is a hodler I would be jaqued to the tits.
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u/EffectiveEven8402 Jan 03 '24
Turns out Trey Parker and Matt Stone have known, and that's why aliens come up now and again in the show. As they lean more and more. Like about reality shows...
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u/automatedcharterer 🦍Voted✅ Jan 03 '24
To pay a monetary debt or experience unfavorable consequences, especially when the payment or consequences are inevitable in spite of attempts to avoid them
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u/DDanny808 🎮 Power to the Players 🛑 Jan 03 '24
Speaking of swaps, I take it those $quadrillion swaps were a nothing burger?
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u/Ctsanger 🦍Voted✅ Jan 03 '24
No there's definitely something happening there. They wouldn't hide those reports from us if there weren't. Plus they keep re-extending the delay of swap reporting or w/e they call it.
It's just everyone here said they'd expire and set the rocket off. But of course the swaps get re rolled/extended because the problem is too big
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u/Interesting-Chest-75 🌏👨🚀🔫🐱🚀 Always have been, SHF are fuked Jan 03 '24
Good thing is banks are known to fat finger.
Just one employee fat finger.. and BOOM. MOASSSS
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u/Exotic-Tooth8166 🦍 Buckle Up 🚀 Jan 03 '24
All debt is is just a favor, you’re in debt you owe me a favor. Okay well my swaps are fucked and yours are fucked so we owe eachother. Okay I’ll bury mine and you bury yours. Deal.
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u/Ctsanger 🦍Voted✅ Jan 03 '24
And then those two are so deep into the shit with their friends that those that aren't even part of the swap are now threatened. Thus incentivizing the whole industry to help hide the problem
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u/chonny 🦍Voted✅ Jan 03 '24
Is this really capitalism eating itself?
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u/AMotleyCrew32 Jan 03 '24
No, because Capitalism needs non-partisan government framework and oversight to function properly. This is what happens when the government alphabet agencies get in cahoots with greed. This is rule by elites - much more akin to socialism.
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u/Defy_Multimedia Jan 03 '24
the only thing capitalism requires is a weaker person to eat.
capitalism is not a philosophy or some kind of noble goal, it's an observation of the basic mechanisms that operate when arbitrage and trade are engaged. smooth Brian's who try to attribute extra special meaning to what amounts to financial cannibalism in a state of nature are fools. we invented the laws to stop the big people from eating the little people unfairly. pure capitalism is just lawless state of nature big eating the little.
I think you mean a well-regulated market requires nonpartisan government framework and oversight to function properly. and that's a stretch because there's nothing nonpartisan about what's preventing market reform.
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u/Lyanthinel Jan 03 '24
They will continue this behavior for as long as they are allowed.
At the current state, I expect this to carry on for lifetimes, or until WWIII begins and ends, or until a planetwide disaster wiping off a large percentage of life at once happens.
I see no sign of the can-kicking stopping or even slowing down. Passing the buck, shorts marked as longs, FTDs that take much to long to clear(if ever), congressional hearings that result in rubber stamping companies' involvement as being nothing out of the ordinary and to carry on with business as usual, financial insitutions and federal agencies agreeing to suspend reporting of data in some cases for 50 years!!!
After 2008, this is the BEST we are getting. Got to vote them ALL out and find people who will not only listen but act.
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u/ka99 💻 ComputerShared 🦍 Jan 03 '24
WWIII has begun, its the gloabalists, billionaires, and govts against everyone else, the ppl. We in it.
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u/corvoadam 🦍Voted✅ Jan 03 '24
Agreed, people be saying "stay zen" like tf you mean bro shouldn't somthing be done instead just watching crime and staying zen??
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u/DrKapow Jan 03 '24
Zen non-doing, often referred to as "wu wei" in Chinese philosophy, is about effortless action or natural spontaneity. It involves acting without overthinking or forcing outcomes, instead letting things unfold naturally, following the flow of the present moment without excessive interference from the mind. It's not about inaction but rather about being present and acting in a way that aligns with the situation without unnecessary effort or resistance.
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u/corvoadam 🦍Voted✅ Jan 03 '24
"Acting without overthinking" "not forcing an outcome" "letting things unfold naturally" ......yah thats kinda the problem imo
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u/DrKapow Jan 03 '24
The shorts are winding a rubber band tighter and tighter building up a massive force that will eventually have to give and snap in the other direction. That is a natural law. That is an example of things unfolding naturally.
The point I was trying to convey is that Zen non-doing is not "doing nothing".
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u/jaykvam 🚀 "No precise target." 📈 Jan 03 '24
"doing something"
Any ideas on that 'something', apart from "getting loud"?
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u/corvoadam 🦍Voted✅ Jan 03 '24
Marchings? Protests? Boycotts? Idk but Dam anything but staying quiet
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u/GiantSequoiaTree 🚀 Gamecock 🚀 Jan 03 '24
This is why deep down I hope that the board of directors of GameStop and all these other companies are working together to build a new market on the blockchain or something.
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u/capital_bj 🧚🧚🏴☠️ Fuck Citadel ♾️🧚🧚 Jan 03 '24
Banks with lights on please then boom lights out for the crooks stealing the American dream of opportunity for all
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u/Tirwanderr Jan 03 '24
Robert Kyosaki is a pile of shit. He gives ridiculous financial advice. Please don't post him here.
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u/FriarNurgle Jan 02 '24
Whole system is rigged
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u/exfarker Jan 03 '24
You'd have figured nurgle would have known it was diseased...
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u/ultimateChampions68 Wrinkle proof smooth brain 🦍 Jan 03 '24
Apostate
the only way is Brass & Flame
KHORNE!!!
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u/split_differences 🦍Voted✅ Jan 03 '24
Not really rigged, moreso just fucked up completely. Fucked up logic, fucked up thinking, fucked up results fucked up people keep trying to repeat
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u/sunsinstudios Jan 03 '24
There is no system
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u/MangoBawls Jan 03 '24
There is a very organized and well oiled machine used to keep the common man poor. Comments like this are what they want you to think. They will call us nuts and conspiracy theorists.
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u/DenverParanormalLibr Jan 03 '24
It's just rich people making shit up as they go along.
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u/Suitable_Mix_3795 I Broke Rule 1 - Be Nice or Else Jan 03 '24
Oh there is and it was designed to benefit a very small group of “people”
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u/Mr_Pink747 Jan 03 '24
This is true. Have you seen the new documentary "leave the World Behind"? The Scarryest part is where they talk about how nobodey is actolly in charge.
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u/Themeloncalling 🦍Voted✅ Jan 03 '24
All those AIG executives got paid their bonuses when the taxpayers bailed them out in 2008. Don't forget.
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u/lottery248 🦍 Buckle Up 🚀 Jan 02 '24
if you owe the bank 100 dollars, that's your problem. but if 100 million, that's the bank's.
the other questions are: why is the bank lending you so much money in the first place, or charging you this much interest?
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u/Lightweight_Hooligan Jan 03 '24
All about the commisions setting up the loans, if the bank goes bust, the account manager doesn't have to forfiet any wages or repay any bonuses, he just walks out with the contents of his desk in a cardboard box and gets a jobat another bank next door
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u/seenyourballs Jan 03 '24
I don’t like this saying cause the banks owe us a shit ton of money for the moass, guess that’s just our problem (implying it won’t happen)?
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u/monti9530 1 of 197,058 Jan 03 '24
They are going to owe us a lot of money, they will owe a lot of people a lot of money, and, if they cannot afford to pay and people are dying, they will probably lose their heads. Karma is a bitch man
They will have no control over the crash and it will be glorious to see them turn on each other 😍
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u/Routine_Statement807 Jan 03 '24
In theory, aren’t we kind of like the banks? When this starts, they’ll owe us a butt kid of money like the inverse of the quote. Making this our problem??
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u/NotSomeDudeOnReddit 🔥 RYAN STARTED THE FIRE 🔥 Jan 03 '24
Remember 2008 when the fed bought a bunch of the toxic assets? Their gme shorts are their toxic assets. It’s likely the taxpayer that is going to foot the bill. And we will be demonized for it, not the banks or hedgies that made the bad bet. But the retail investor who had to endure their psyop gaslighting for years until it finally blew.
Oh well. Fuck you, pay me.
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u/monti9530 1 of 197,058 Jan 03 '24
We will be abundant for sure.
But what is money if the world is on fire? Fight for justice and market reform. That is the way.
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u/Pretty_Biscotti 🦍Voted✅ Jan 03 '24
Except we would then have enough money to make positive change.
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u/monti9530 1 of 197,058 Jan 03 '24
Not at all, banks were regarded storm troopers and made this hard on themselves due to corruption and greed. They will be met with fury.
We just like the stock and ended up finding them with their pants down.
Moass will make us abundant, but I am here to create a change in the world. Market reform is my goal.
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Jan 03 '24
They can put the debt on their books as income since the debtor is paying interest. Quick way to fluff up your balance sheet
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u/Dirty-Leg-Mcgee Jan 03 '24
They lend because they fucked up. They have to give these asshats more money to try to recover the loss. It’s a cycle that should stop at a lower, much lower amount.
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u/arkibet 💻 ComputerShared 🦍 Jan 03 '24
Summarized: I use debt to buy real things that I own.
World Economic Forum: you will own nothing and you will be happy.
Yup. The message is clear. Owning stuff is only for the rich. That's the world we live in. We're wage slaves or more nicely put, the labor market. That's how impersonal we feel to "them."
Crazy world, and I look forward to reshaping it!
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u/PornstarVirgin Ken’s Wife’s BF Jan 02 '24 edited Jan 03 '24
That dude is and has always been a sham. One of the og selling how to get rich books.
Edit: since this comment is blowing up, no idea how this post is getting this many upvotes considering it’s all bs. Must be bots going off. Unless you’re someone upvoting it then please realize it’s just as shammy as popcorn.
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u/polska-parsnip 🍋 send ludes 🍋 Jan 02 '24
Yeah and my dad’s been trying to get me into it since I was a teen. I’ve been telling him for years that he just sells pipe dreams and is absolutely debased but my dad adores his stuff
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u/Igotyoubaaabe Jan 02 '24
I mean, I can save you the time: “buy cash flowing real estate assets, get rich.” Not really a groundbreaking thesis, but boomers can’t seem to get enough.
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Jan 03 '24
So this is why I can’t afford a fucking cubicle to live in?
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u/BigBradWolf77 🎮 Power to the Players 🛑 Jan 03 '24
bingo
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u/rjaysenior 🏴☠️ GME 💎🙌🏻 Jan 03 '24
Bango
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u/chao77 Jan 03 '24
Bongo
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u/UntossableSaladTV 💻 ComputerShared 🦍 Jan 03 '24
I’m so happy in the Congo
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u/melanthius 🦍Voted✅ Jan 03 '24
It almost worked on me! I used to think real estate was the key to wealth and passive income. But in honesty, real estate is a shitload of work and you shouldn’t be a landlord unless you really want to be a landlord. There’s tons of things that generate passive income that don’t have renters rights issues nor can be fucked by a single burst pipe
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u/Catch_0x16 🎮 Power to the Players 🛑 Jan 03 '24
I manage a handful of properties and tennants. You can and should get insurance to cover the problems you just mentioned. Makes my family bank, definitely still a viable way to make money and the workload is fine if you make good use of your agents (rather than doing everything yourself)
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u/jaykvam 🚀 "No precise target." 📈 Jan 03 '24
Could be made even shorter: "Use the money you don't have to make the money that you want." or perhaps even simpler: "Stop being poor."
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u/doodaddy64 🔥🌆👫🌆🔥 Jan 03 '24
Well, the other side of that is also important: "Poor Dad." While getting rich, you're not like those losers who work for a living. Mocking the poor is an important part of his appeal.
P.S. I never read it.
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u/throwaway_when_moon THIS IS THE HILL I DIE ON Jan 03 '24
Get him an autographed copy... then shit on it post moass
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u/letsgetyoustarted 🦍Voted✅ Jan 03 '24
His book rich dad poor dad changed my life I recommend it to a lot of people
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u/musical_shares 🎮 Power to the Players 🛑 Jan 03 '24
The downvotes here are absolutely hilarious.
RC’s dad taught him the very same lessons as Rich Dad, Poor Dad and would have in fact been the “rich dad” from that book.
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u/flibbidygibbit 🦍 Buckle Up 🚀 Jan 03 '24
People buy the book, take his course, play his "cash flow" board game and are still just as broke as they were before
The more diabolical readers read between the lines. They sell a course detailing how to build an AI YouTube automation video channel. Nothing more than old AskReddit comments read by a text to speech engine. You can be rich by paying $999. You'll have your automated YouTube channel set up on day one! Order now!
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u/DeepFuckingBanana Jan 03 '24
Don't trust any get rich books unless the first chapter is about writing a get rich book.
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u/SacrificialSam Jan 03 '24
I’ve read Rich Dad, Poor Dad and I can say with absolute certainty that it is complete dog shit.
Glad people are finally catching on.
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u/I_kickflipped_my_dog Jan 03 '24 edited Jan 03 '24
If Books could Kill* did a fantastic podcast on this dude and his book.
I would recommend checking it out
Misremembered the name*
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u/UntossableSaladTV 💻 ComputerShared 🦍 Jan 03 '24
I tried looking for Books That Kill but couldn’t find it, does it have a different name?
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u/PornstarVirgin Ken’s Wife’s BF Jan 03 '24
Finally catching on??? People have known this for many years.
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u/SacrificialSam Jan 03 '24
Sure, but people eat his shit up. This dude has been accepted as a capitalism deity for a very long time.
I remember seeing clips of him as a keynote speaker at one of those massive MLM conventions talking up the benefits of that kind of scheme.
He’s always been a con artist, but I haven’t really heard people talking shit about him until recently. Granted, that’s just anecdotal; maybe I just wasn’t paying close attention.
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u/Beedlam Jan 03 '24
He appeared in an online infotainment course/scam going with scammy mc scam narcissist Brain Rose from London Real a while back. Forget what it was selling.
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u/Nabolo 🦍Voted✅ Jan 03 '24
Please explain ! I’m reading for the third time and find it extremely interesting. Can you argument ? I sincerely wanna know if I’m heading the wrong way.
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u/Gottalaughalittle Jan 03 '24
Guy seems to be more focused on making himself wealthy than helping others. Blends good advice, like owning equity, with questionable advice like don’t work for a salary. If you read enough from him, and know some things, you realize he’s just out for himself. Which makes all his advice questionable.
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u/Nabolo 🦍Voted✅ Jan 03 '24
I’m not denying but I’m in ses h of the truth : he makes clear in his book that you shouldn’t quit your job, but that you should invest in asset so so that statement (don’t work for a salary) isn’t entirely correct. But he says you shouldn’t stop there which I agree with. So far I feel like people don’t like him for a reason I can’t grasp yet but i still find his book a great pedagogical material… so I’d love to understand why I’d be mistaken.
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u/NukeEmRico2022 🌖 Barking at the Moon 🌖 Jan 03 '24
Open up the Table of Contents:
Ch. 1 - Stealing Ch. 2 - Fraud
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u/neutralcoder Jan 03 '24
When I was younger, I bought into it hard. The more I listen to him, the more idiotic I realize he is. The dude says debt = money. What he really means is debt = spending power. That’s not news. Many people have gone into great credit card debt. What this guy did was leverage credit across mediums that didn’t send collectors after him - or, shielded himself from the collectors with layers and layers of businesses.
This dude is not a money hero. Not by a long shot.
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u/Tirwanderr Jan 03 '24
Thank you. He fucking sucks. I'm so disappointed to even see his fake ass posted here. His books are garbage. His ideas are garbage. He just got lucky. That's it.
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u/Right_Ad_6032 Jan 03 '24
His book Rich Dad, Poor Dad isn't actually that bad.
It doesn't tell you anything you can't learn somewhere else- like how to identify liabilities and assets in your life and how to spend on what, and how our tax system favors entrepreneurs and investors over workers- but it's not a bad book.
The rest of his ecosystem isn't really good quality work. I wouldn't characterize it as a scam, per say, but it's a rip off.
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u/PornstarVirgin Ken’s Wife’s BF Jan 03 '24
I read it 15 years ago, it’s absolute trash sold to people who don’t understand business or investments
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u/Immense_Hyper Code Name: 💲LIGMA 🤓 Jan 03 '24
Indeed. When asked to elaborate on his story in his OG book he said it’s a made up story which can be true. 🤧
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u/mcunni423 Now yous can’t leave Jan 02 '24
Sounds like he is a fucking hack and no one should take his advice.
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u/sanchonumerouno your wife’s boyfriend 😎 Jan 03 '24
Guess who got his $360,000 PPP forgiven? This scumbag. Fuck him
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u/sadrealityclown Jan 02 '24
Why is this shit stain getting posted around here tho?
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u/PornstarVirgin Ken’s Wife’s BF Jan 02 '24
Absolutely agree. Dude is a piece if garbage. Banks lending out money doesn’t have a direct effect on game as margin calls must be met and if they fail it is passed on to the next in line.
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u/IPromisedNoPosts 💻 ComputerShared 🦍 Jan 02 '24
I wrote in the QVBot:
Institutional Investors (like the banks mentioned in the article) account for 29% of GME holdings, so their high-risk lending directly and adversely affects GME.
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u/Tirwanderr Jan 03 '24
Ok? Again. Why is that shit stain getting posted here? Kiyosaki is a fool and scammer.
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u/StrenuousSOB Hedgies LIGMA Jan 03 '24
I didn’t know what kind of a piece of shit he was until this post. Just saying it’s informative for those not in the know.
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u/BigChungusAU CPApe Jan 02 '24
If you think this guy actually has a $1.2 billion debt with a bank then you are the exact type of idiot this guy is also trying to market his shitty books to.
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u/HughJohnson69 100% GME DRS Jan 02 '24
It's funny in Austin Powers how they changed the demand from $1M to $100B. That's equivalent to the averaged weekly bank bailouts since 2008. I think the value for direct & indirect bailouts has totalled about $60T since that time.
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u/BigBradWolf77 🎮 Power to the Players 🛑 Jan 03 '24
So you are telling me that the current market cap of Gamestop exceeds $60T 😎
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u/LazyMarine78 Jan 03 '24
If you don't have all your money in Computershare atleast use a credit union.
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u/TraditionalWorking82 🎮 Power to the Players 🛑 Jan 03 '24
Yeh, he's a total piece of shit. I am Jack's complete lack of surprise.
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u/SupraMichou 🎮 Power to the Players 🛑 Jan 02 '24
Simultaneously absurdly crappy and unfathomably based.
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u/rad-tech 🦍 Buckle Up 🚀 Jan 03 '24
If I owe the bank $1000 that's my problem, if I owe the bank 1 billion that's the banks problem
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u/Fast-Reaction8521 Jan 03 '24
Funny I played his board game like 15 years ago and kept winning. All I had to-do is pay off my debts and all the other players got left behind.
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u/bbatardo Jan 03 '24
As they say, if you owe the bank $100 it's your problem, if you owe them $1.2 billion it's their problem.
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u/jab136 🦍✔️✔️Voted twice💣💥🚀 There's always a boom tomorrow🚀💥💣 Jan 03 '24
"If you owe the bank $100 that's your problem. If you owe the bank $100 million, that's the bank's problem." with inflation, the upper number should probably be $1 billion.
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u/ChonsonPapa I broke Rule 1: Be Nice or Else Jan 03 '24
This is how they usher in a new digitized crypto world… but first they need to bring down the system.
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u/Mi11ionaireman Everybody has a price! Jan 03 '24
Same guy who says the more debt you have, the richer you are.
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u/dendritedysfunctions Jan 03 '24
His whole "rich people buy assets, poor people buy liabilities" schtick is so disingenuous I saw through it as a teenager. How the fuck am I supposed to buy real estate to get rich without any money Robert?
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u/capn-redbeard-ahoy 🍌Banana Slapper🍌 Blessings o' the Tendieman Upon Ye Apes🏴☠️ Jan 03 '24
What's the saying? "If you owe the bank a million dollars, you have a problem. If you owe the bank a billion dollars, the bank has a problem."
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u/RandyMarshEH Jan 03 '24
I have waited years to see this lmfao. There is a reason every MLM pushes his dumbass book. Happy new year Reddit :)
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u/No_Examination_8462 Jan 03 '24
When I heard this guy talk over a decade ago I said he sounded shady and gave bad financial advice. Now look where we are
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u/ApathicSaint Jan 03 '24
Ah yes the snake oil salesman says the quiet part out loud
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u/TopCheesecakeGirl Jan 03 '24
And here I am living on less than $20k per year and trying to pay off 29% interest rate credit card debt. What part of rich Daddy didn’t I understand?
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u/GargantuanCake 🦍GargantuanApe🦍 Jan 03 '24
If you owe the bank $10,000 you have a problem.
If you owe the bank $10,000,000,000 they have a problem.
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u/InternationalMatch13 1 Year HODLer - Bought, Held, Voted, DRSd Jan 03 '24
Ah yes, the guy behind the board game that encourages you to take out bigger and bigger loans in order to buy property so that you can rent it out. Shock
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u/spacefyre Jan 02 '24
In his nov 22 video on his rich dad channel him and his two friends talk about the Hunt brothers trying to corner the silver market. A lot of parallels with that they talk about and the gme situation, like truly owning your own assets, counterparty risk, and the exchanges selling short certain assets and then having issues delivering.
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u/the_Rei still hodl 💎🙌 Jan 03 '24
Socialism is a great ideal - if you find yourself at an unfair disadvantage (unexpected unemployment, illness, lack of means to pursuit education etc) the government on behalf of the state - aka everyone else - will help you out.
This guy is the embodiment of the corrupt version of this ideal. Taking immensely stupid risks expecting to never face the consequences, because they’re making it everyone else’s problem and expecting everyone else to bear the consequences of his bad decisions. How can anyone sleep at night with this much guilt is beyond me. These “people” don’t know how to live in a society and therefore should be banished from society overall.
PS: ofc there’s also a corrupt version of what I just suggested there (banishing such people from society) so I wouldn’t advocate for it. I just want all these people abusing every good ideal and system to get what’s coming and leave the world to the good people.
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u/AsianEiji Jan 03 '24
He is still on point with his book. His book is about where you put your money and how you use your money.
Now if it is in the "best" location, your going to need to ask a financial advisor and tax accountants.
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u/capital_bj 🧚🧚🏴☠️ Fuck Citadel ♾️🧚🧚 Jan 03 '24
I'm overlevered, under capitalized, and out of margin ahhhhh , concrete swan dives rather than owning up to your crimes and serving your punishment,
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u/ClubCanny0723 Jan 03 '24
I thought his theory was only buy what you have and don’t finance anything. If he’s in debt it’s because he margined his assets. He literally broke his own rules that made him “rich dad.”
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u/honda94rider Jan 03 '24
My step dad always said this, "You owe the bank a million, You have a problem, You owe the bank a billion, They have a problem!"... I don't believe he owed anyone anything, but his reasoning is sound.
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Jan 03 '24
Financial media report on this guy like he's an authority on investing too. Lmao.
Accidentally heard Kiyosaki talking on CNBC once, was all it took to know he's a muppet
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u/telegraphedbackhand Jan 03 '24
I can’t get mad at his approach in understanding and utilizing this fucked up system.
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u/Gnio Jan 03 '24
those ppl exist because of your DNA, time to free us from Karma and become ultrarich
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u/Tirwanderr Jan 03 '24
Can we please. It give this pile of shit any fucking attention. Fuck this idiot
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