🚨 Why the Rich Are Rushing Into GOLD – Robert Kiyosaki, Marin Katusa

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Is your money really safe? In this powerful episode of The Rich Dad Radio Show, Robert Kiyosaki and guest Marin Katusa break down why GOLD is once again becoming the asset of choice for smart investors — and why the world’s wealthiest are quietly moving out of U.S. bonds and into precious metals.

You’ll hear Robert’s personal story of trying to buy gold back in 1971 — right after Nixon took the U.S. off the gold standard — and why that moment changed the course of financial history. Fast forward to today: with Moody’s downgrading U.S. bonds, the U.S. dollar losing buying power, and global governments stockpiling gold, what does this mean for your portfolio?

Discover why owning physical gold and investing in the right mining companies can provide leverage and long-term wealth protection. Marin shares how modern technology, AI, and de-risking strategies are transforming the mining industry — and why American gold mines could be the safest plays in today’s uncertain world.

👉 Bottom line: It’s time to understand how money is changing — and how you can position yourself ahead of the curve.

00:00 Introduction
06:20 The Value of Gold and Market Trends
07:27 Challenges in the Mining Industry
13:22 Investing in Gold Mines vs. Gold Coins
16:40 The Future of Gold and Mining Investments
19:38 The Value of Real Gold
20:19 Innovative Mining Techniques
22:04 Economic Implications of Gold Investments
26:17 Global Mining Landscape
31:26 Future of Gold Prices
32:57 Final Thoughts and Recommendations
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