In this YouTube monologue, the presenter argues that a historic market crash is imminent, citing a chorus of well‑known investors—Robert Kiyosaki, Michael Burry, Warren Buffett, and Ray Dalio—as evidence. He points to the explosive gains in traditionally safe‑haven assets such as gold, silver, and Bitcoin since the 2020 lockdown as contrarian signals that other asset classes are poised to collapse. Macro‑economic data are highlighted, especially record‑high national debt ratios in the United States (139% of GDP) and the United Kingdom (96% of GDP), the erosion of confidence in the dollar and pound, and the potential loss of the dollar’s reserve‑currency status. The speaker interprets these trends as a precursor to a systemic default that could trigger the “biggest crash in history.” He then pivots to a contrarian investment thesis, noting steep declines (30‑50%) in UK property values while rents remain high, creating a buy‑low, rent‑high opportunity. Personal anecdotes about buying £30 million of property at a discount are used to illustrate the strategy. Finally, the video serves as a sales pitch for “Money School,” an online education platform offering courses, masterclasses, and a 6‑week live series on raising capital at 0 % interest, aimed at teaching viewers how to profit from the anticipated crash. The presenter repeatedly urges viewers to join the platform, emphasizing low cost, cancel‑anytime policy, and the promise of financial empowerment.
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Expert predicts the biggest crash in history. This is a new expert, um, because expert after expert have been predicting not just a crash but the biggest one in history. And also, probably for the first time, a major indicator, and it's to do with the price of a specific asset, probably proves it may be with Beyond doubt. So in 2013, Robert Kiyosaki predicted that 2025 would be the biggest crash in history. Now when people call it that far out, or they're usually doom-mongerish, I kind of don't take that much notice. When they back up their words with actions, I take a lot of notice. And by the way, he's not the newest expert that's just predicted it recently. I'll tell you about him in a minute. But Robert Kiyosaki was bullish on Bitcoin and silver, and he was telling everyone that and telling you to invest in that for many years. Silver is up 4 times since lockdown 2020. Robert Kiyosaki said it. A lot of people were calling him a doom-monger. Silver is up 400% since 2020. Mayfair and central London real estate is down 35 to 40% since lockdown 2020. And Robert Kiyosaki's a real estate guy, so look, you've got to tip to that prediction. I mean, what has Bitcoin gone up since 2020? I bet Bitcoin's gone up 1,000% since 2020. Let me know in the comments what you think Bitcoin has gone up by. And usually when you get things like silver and Bitcoin going up so aggressively, it's usually a sign that other asset classes are on their way down, are coming down, or are about to burst. Then you've got the Big Short guy, Michael Burry, who— he's been— he, well, he shorted the last recession, didn't he? The, the banking crisis of 2008. And again, people can talk But he's just shorted Nvidia for nearly $100 million and shorting some of the biggest companies. So he's putting his hundreds of millions where his mouth is. Warren Buffett's been dollar-cost averaging out billions of much of his stock. And he says, oh, people hate it when the stock market goes down. I love it because I just buy more. And then the main guy who I think is really credible, I really like him. Who believes this could be the biggest crash in history is Ray Dalio. So, and also really interestingly, um, I saw 2 days ago he said that, um, he predicts that gold will go up, and gold just hit another all-time high yesterday. Gold has hit 6 all-time highs in the last 5 years, and usually Like the top investors who are really smart, they buy gold and hope it never goes up. Because usually when gold and silver, and maybe Bitcoin now, which people call digital gold, when these assets go up so aggressively, because they are going up a lot, they're usually countercyclical to other asset classes. You know, when you've got lack of confidence in a currency like the dollar and the pound, Things like silver and gold go up because they seem like a better solution to money than cash. The US and the UK are in major debt crises. Uh, the national debt in the US is 139% of GDP, and in the UK it's 96% of GDP. So national debt is at record levels. National debt as a percentage of GDP, i.e., the gross economy of the year, is at record levels. Therefore, more record levels of borrowing are required. But now people are looking at the dollar and the pound and going, "Nah, don't want to invest in the dollar and the pound." Like, why would you invest in the dollar and the pound now? So in the banking crisis of 2008, when banks just kept lending and lending and lending, toxic loan after toxic loan after toxic loan, In the end, it became a Ponzi scheme, and the only way the banks could stop themselves from crashing was to borrow more money, but they couldn't borrow out of it because no one would lend them money. Now we're seeing this happen to nations. We're seeing this potentially happen to America and the UK. Oh, by the way, who are the only mugs in the world that will lend America money? The UK. Japan and China are coming out of the dollar. The dollar looks like maybe its reserve currency status is under threat, you know, global reserve. So you've got all of this going on, and now Ray Dalio, who's obviously a billionaire investor in America, is coming out and saying, oh, our national debt levels are too high, our national debt— but national debt deficit is too high. He said they need to borrow something like $8.9 trillion. And who's going to lend them that? And then you could have— you could default on your loans. And this could trigger the biggest crash in history. And right at this point, gold has just hit its 6th all-time high in the last 5 years. Wow. So, you know, some people say Robert Kiyosaki is a doom monger, and he's been right in his predictions of 5 of the last 2 recessions. He's always predicting a recession. You got Harry Dent doom mongering the economy, but, you know, I mean, all I can say is I'm seeing property prices in the UK go down 30 to 50% in London or just outside. Now, that's obviously bad if you own those properties. It's really good if it's time for you to buy them. You can cash in on the crash. You can, you know, you want to buy assets low, not high. And right now we have really big discounts and really like hard dropping property prices, but we still have really good rents. Rents are still very high. So, you know, in an ideal world, you want to buy low with a, you know, a high rent. And that's what we've got right now. So for the contrarian investor, for the professional investor, for the entrepreneur, yes, this might be the biggest crash in history, but it might also be the biggest opportunity in history. I never thought I'd see discounts on properties of more than 30%, and I saw that in 2008. And I bought hundreds of properties 2008 to '11. My only regret is that A, I didn't buy more, and B, I sold too many of them. And I'm seeing bigger discounts now. And I'm personally buying around about £30 million worth of property for not much more than £20 million right now. I'm just selling my children to raise the money. And this is going on right now. So like Robert Kiyosaki, like Ray Dalio, like the Big Short guy, I am going all in on buying assets, especially property. And even though gold is at an all-time high, Ray Dalio predicts it's going to go up even more. Silver's 4x since 2020, but it's not even caught up with its 1979 price. So you've got wild things going on, stuff I honestly thought I would never see, and I've been doing this 20 years. But also major opportunities and great excitement if you can be the contrarian investor. So if you'd like to learn how to invest in these wild times and cash in on the biggest crash in history, which is also the biggest opportunity in history, more millionaires are made in recessions than any other time in the cycle. If you'd like to cash in on all of this, learn, earn, invest, build multiple income streams, start a business, learn how to raise money to invest and start a business, then I recommend you join Money School. Money School is my online global school designed to help as many people on this planet get better financial knowledge. And for less than 50p a day, you can cancel anytime, no ongoing contract. And there's hundreds of hours of courses, resources, and masterclasses. To learn how to invest, to learn how to raise money, to learn how to cash in on the crash, the mindsets and skill sets of professional investors, to start and scale a business, to build multiple income streams, to get your tax bill down and your cash flow up. And the link to join is really easy. 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Because a lot of people are saying, oh yeah, Rob, this is all good, but I haven't got money, I haven't got deposits, or, you know, we've got this cost of living crisis going on. I hear all of this, and it's, you know, it's true for some, but it's just like anything, it's about building the knowledge. I was £50,000 in debt in 2008 when I started investing in property, and I found 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 private investors and helped me build a property portfolio worth many tens of millions, and I'll teach you how to do the same inside money.school because my mission is to help as many people on the planet get better financial knowledge. So the link to join is money.school, and the new expert that's just come out and said that this could be the biggest crash in history is Ray Dalio. He thinks that national debt is at record highs and unsustainable, Literally on the same day, gold hit another all-time high. And usually when gold and silver, you know, are very highly priced and are growing aggressively, usually that means stock market, economy, high inflation, cash all going down in value. It usually means that. Of course, there's lots of variables, which is why it's really important to get good education. So I'll see you inside money.school. Do you think the biggest crash in history is coming? Do you agree with Robert Kiyosaki and the Big Short guy and Ray Dalio that it's coming, that it's here, that it's going to be brutal? And do you also see the opportunity? Because if you see the opportunity, you need to get the lessons, the network, and you need to take action. And that's why I recommend you join money.school. So I'll see you in there. It's all instantly available right now, hundreds of hours of courses, resources, and masterclasses. I spent more on coffee in the last 48 hours than it costs to join for a whole month. And you can cancel anytime, so there's no risk. 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