Dear Reader,
They’re celebrating on Wall Street. Popping champagne. High-fiving each other.
The Dow hit 50,000.
Uncover the dirty little secret behind the media’s breathless “Dow 50,000” celebration—and see the shocking evidence of the multi-billion-dollar bloodbath in tech, crypto, and metals they conveniently ignored just 24 hours earlier.
Discover why this so-called “milestone” is the ultimate sucker’s game, designed to lure Main Street investors into a volatile, rigged casino right before the insiders cash out and leave you holding the bag.
Arm yourself with the Rich Dad strategy for surviving—and profiting from—this madness by ignoring the paper asset fantasy and focusing on the real, tangible assets the wealthy use to protect and multiply their money in any market.
What is the “Presidential Bypass”? It’s the controversial, 100% legal tax strategy that has the media in an uproar and the wealthy quietly smiling. This is the secret the 1% use to protect their money and build generational wealth, and it’s finally being exposed.
They put it on the news. They tell you it’s a victory. A sign of a strong economy.
They want you to feel good. They want you to feel safe.
They think you’re a fool.
My rich dad taught me to read between the lines. To see what isn’t being said. The real story isn’t the party.
The real story is the mess they’re trying to cover up.
The Bloodbath They Ignored
Just days before the big celebration? There was a bloodbath.
A cryptocurrency crash. Bitcoin lost half its value. Wiped out in an instant.
Tech stocks? The darlings of Wall Street? They cratered. AMD down 17 percent in a day.
The NASDAQ hit year-lows.
Even real money—gold and silver—took a massive hit. Silver plummeted 30 percent.
People lost fortunes. Billions of dollars vanished. It was a slaughter.
And then, suddenly, a rally. The Dow shoots up 1,200 points.
And the media has a new headline. A happy story. A distraction.
Don’t you see? It’s a magic trick.
Look at the shiny object over here. While your pocket is being picked over there.
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Paper Promises
The stock market is not the economy. It’s a casino. And the house always wins.
Your 401(k). Your mutual funds. Your stocks. They are all paper assets. They are not real.
They are digital promises in a system you don’t control.
They can go to 50,000. They can go to 100,000. It doesn’t matter. Because they can also go to zero. As many people just discovered.
My poor dad, the schoolteacher, saved his money and trusted his financial planner.
He played their game. He died poor.
My rich dad played a different game. He didn’t buy paper. He bought real assets.
Gold. Silver. Real estate. Businesses.
Things you can touch.
Things that produce cash flow.
When the paper casino has a meltdown, my rich dad sleeps like a baby.
Because he owns things of real value.
The Truth in the Fine Print
Even the experts they quote in the news are telling you the truth.
If you know how to listen.
One says the path “won’t be smooth.” Another says to expect “more jitters.”
That’s Wall Street code for: “You’re going to lose your shirt if you’re not careful.”
They admit that volatility is the new normal. They tell you to lean into “quality businesses.”
What they mean is: the house always wins.
The big banks that move the Dow—Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan—they’ll be fine. You won’t.
So let them have their party. Let them celebrate their fake milestone.
It means nothing to you. It’s a distraction. A dangerous one.
Your job is not to cheer for their casino. Your job is to get out of it.
To turn your fake, paper money into real assets.
As fast as you can. That’s how you win.
Not by playing their game. But by creating your own.
Robert Kiyosaki
Editor, Money Power and Profit
P.S. For the first time, Robert Kiyosaki is revealing the tax strategy of the 1%. This isn’t about finding minor loopholes; it’s about understanding the fundamental structure of how the system really works. This is the playbook the wealthy use to fund their empires, and it's finally being made public.