Robert Kiyosaki renews his warning that investors should prepare for a potential market crash, saying the global economy is already moving into a major downturn. In his remarks, he points to factors he links to worsening financial conditions, including rising debt levels, persistent inflation, and what he describes as weak or ineffective monetary policies. Kiyosaki argues these conditions can intensify risk across financial markets and could lead to a significant shift in wealth between different groups of investors. While his comments reflect his personal outlook rather than an official forecast, they emphasize the same themes across the report: economic pressure from indebtedness, inflation’s continued impact, and limited policy effectiveness. The article presents the warning as a renewed call for investors to reassess their positions in light of potential volatility. The report does not provide new data or evidence beyond the cited concerns, and it frames Kiyosaki’s view as a warning tied to his interpretation of ongoing macroeconomic trends.