Kiyosaki, Kennedy & Hilton all did this

Published: Tue, 09/19/17

2017 October 19                                            from G. Edward Griffin

 
Kiyosaki did this.
So did Kennedy and Hilton
 
  
And the timing is perfect for you to do it also – right now.

Robert Kiyosaki bought up millions of dollars in real estate in 2009, right after the housing market collapse. Conrad Hilton bought his first four hotels at the depth of the great depression.

Did you know JFK’s father Joseph Kennedy bought as much stock as he could at the same time? All three created empires by anticipating the inevitable busts and then picking up the pieces, pennies on the dollar, when they happened.

Have you looked at the stock market and real estate market lately? All-time highs – bubbles about to burst – everywhere you look. History does repeat, and the cycle is overdue.

I just saw an excellent presentation that shows the steps now being taken by wise investors to be on the upside of the coming downturn –and I think it's worth the attention of anyone with even minimal assets to protect. 

Its been nine years since the 2008 recession. That's the third longest boom cycle in the 241 year history of the United States. It's rare that a downturn is so predictable because it is so overdue. Ignoring the opportunity that this forekowledge gives us is – putting it mildly – not very bright.

My friend, Max Wright, does a fine job of explaining what steps to take right now to position yourself for what he calls the Great Wealth Transfer. With all new content, Max goes right to the whiteboard and lays out what to do as each asset class booms and then busts – and that includes bitcoin. He will be conducting a class on this for the next few days, and I highly recommend that you secure a place in his classroom. 

Cash, gold, bitcoin, real estate, and the stock market will all go up and 
down over the next few years but at different times. If you want to know when to go from one to the other and back again, make your reservation here.

You will be glad you did.
  ~~ G. Edward Griffin