Robert Kiyosaki on Stock Market and Investment Oppotunity

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Comments

1. Robert was great, but the title of this video sucks! Nothing was said about the stock market.
2. Do you think the crypto currency is a safe to save money to safeguard it from the financial crash
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4. At 23:45 when this guy said that 146 million Americans work for the minimum wage how many of you dumb asses believed him and didn't bother to check that the real number is less than 2 million?
5. Too bad this guy is not more well-known. He would have made an awesome South Park villain.
6. he's such a legend 😂😂😂😂😂
7. great talk
8. one of the best inspirational motivator video
9. Tim, This is old but I thought it was interesting to view and listen to. :)
   
   It is long I have only watched like 5 minutes of it, but will watch the rest.
10. Most people in the audience clapping are employees buying his book
11. Hes a fraud? If thats what you think why bother posting this video.
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13. Why does he say investors pay no taxes?
14. comments?
15. great
16. I always wondered what happens to a helicopter when the engine quits! A lot different from airplanes!
17. what is the direct selling company in there?
18. rip left ear
19. Oh my god will the audience just shut up for 5 whole seconds and let the guy talk.
20. no lecture??