Late on March 29, the prominent investor and author of the best-selling personal finance book ‘Rich Dad Poor Dad’ Robert Kiyosaki took to X to reveal that he believes that a key secret to getting rich is having the ability ‘to see the future.’

Simultaneously, the famed trader opined that, at least in the context of 2026, seeing the future is rather easy. Indeed, Kiyosaki claimed that the two key factors needed for any investor to get rich are foreseeable as they are already at play and shall, in his opinion, remain so in perpetuity.

According to the famous author, it is a given that inflation will continue rising and, thus, that ‘savers of dollars (will) keep losing,’ since the national debt of the U.S. will continue rising and the Federal government ‘will only keep printing fake money.’

Additionally, Robert Kiyosaki estimated that another factor driving the markets in March is also here to stay: The war in Iran. Specifically, the author described the conflict as a ‘HOLY WAR’ and, thus, estimated it ‘will never end,’ meaning oil prices – and by extension – will keep rising. 

Robert Kiyosaki reveals top 2026 investments

As per usual, Robert Kiyosaki went on to say that any assets that can be ‘printed’ are unsafe and are likely to lead to losses. Furthermore, the author singled U.S. bonds out as an especially unsafe investment while highlighting ‘YOU and the financial education YOU CHOOSE to put between your ears’ as critical safety nets.

‘Rich Dad’ R. Kiyosaki also reiterated his long standing belief that cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH), commodities including Gold and SIlver, and food are top investments and clarified he deems them the safest in 2026.

‘Rich Dad’ R. Kiyosaki highlights importance of education, questions university degrees

Lastly, the prominent author ended his X post by writing several apparently cryptic lines:

BEST Safe INVESTMENTS:  

That means real gold, real silver, oil, food, Bitcoin, and Ethereum are for me, the safest investments for 2026. To me, that includes college degrees such as Bachelor Degrees and MBA’s. Please do not believe me.  What is real to you. Take care.

Unfortunately, a follow-up tweet posted 11 minutes later and explicitly designated as a clarification offered few insights and appeared more like a call to action. Indeed, within it, Robert Kiyosaki posed a series of questions regarding the benefits of things such as university education or retirement funds.

The investor then closed the post by telling his followers that only they can answer the questions he posed.

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