Dear Reader,
It’s bonus season on Wall Street.
The champagne is flowing. The numbers are huge. Bigger than ever. The news tells you it’s because they are smart. Because they work hard.
They are lying to you.
At last! The secret behind Wall Street’s obscene bonuses is revealed… and it’s a terrifying magic trick that has nothing to do with building America and everything to do with picking your pocket clean.
Inside, you’ll discover the fatal flaw in the modern financial system, exposed by a beloved children’s movie, that explains why our country is crumbling while a handful of Ivy League gamblers get richer than kings.
And most importantly, you’ll be handed the simple, step-by-step Rich Dad strategy for pulling your money out of their rigged casino before the next crash… and placing it into the one class of real, tangible assets they can never, ever touch.
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My rich dad taught me to ask one question: “What did you build?”
It’s a simple question. It cuts through the nonsense. It reveals the truth.
And the truth about Wall Street today is this: They don’t build anything.
They are not bankers. Not anymore. The bankers are dead.
The Banker in the Movies
Remember the old movie? Mary Poppins. The bankers in the film were stuffy. They were old.
But they were bankers.
They took the little boy’s tuppence to invest. In what? Railways. Canals. Ships. Tea plantations.
They were building things. Real things. In the real world.
They took savings and turned it into productive assets.
That’s what a banker is supposed to do. That’s how an economy grows. That’s how a nation gets rich.
My poor dad, the academic, thought that’s what bankers still did. He trusted them with his money. He died poor.
My rich dad knew better. He knew the game had changed.
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The New Magicians
Today’s Wall Street “bankers” are not bankers. They are magicians. They are gamblers. They are predators.
Their business isn’t building. It’s betting.
The financial sector has exploded.
It takes the biggest share of profits. It hires the smartest kids from the best schools. For what?
To build more railways? More dams? More factories?
No.
Real business investment in this country has collapsed. It’s been cut nearly in half since the days of Mary Poppins.
So what are they doing with all that money? With all that talent?
They are creating paper. Complex financial instruments.
Derivatives. Swaps. Things so complicated, no one understands them.
They are creating money out of thin air. And when the magic trick goes wrong, the taxpayer foots the bill.
They are not financing the real economy. They are a parasite feeding on it.
Your Tuppence, Their Casino
Those record bonuses? That’s their reward for being good casino operators.
Your 401(k). Your pension. Your savings. That’s the money on the table. Your tuppence.
They don’t get paid to build a profitable canal that will last for a hundred years.
They get paid for the churn. For the fees. For the bets they make with your money.
They win when the market goes up. They win when the market goes down. They get their bonus either way.
And when the whole casino burns down, they get a bailout. And you get nothing.
It is the greatest scam in history.
Stop giving them your money. Stop playing their game. Get your money out of their paper casino.
Buy real assets. Gold. Silver. Real estate. Oil wells. Things you can touch. Things that produce something real.
Let them have their bonuses. Let them celebrate. The party is almost over.
When the lights come on, make sure your money is in your pocket. Not theirs.
Robert Kiyosaki
Editor, Money Power and Profit
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