While Going through the book Rich dad,poor dad my mind refrain back to this; INVESTING FOR A REAL ASSET
And it says a true luxury is a reward for investing in and developing a real asset.having read that I was contemplating and as well need clarification for this.If BTC is an asset.because it was said that an asset is money in your pockets,so how does BTC relate to being a real asset,and what is a real asset and how do you invest for a real Assets.
I don't think that Bitcoin would be considered a real asset in this context. I believe he's talking about things tied to real businesses or other sources of real world income. For example, rental properties or stocks of longstanding profitable companies that pay dividends. In spite of what people will try to convince you of, Bitcoin is a speculative asset and likely not something that any financial advisor would recommend that you build a portfolio around.
That should be chapter two of Rich Dad Poor Dad, not certain what page it is but should be either of ( Pg 79,80, & 81 ) He was trying to explain cash flow of money of how assets put money in your pocket while liabilities take money from your pocket. I think OP didn't read that well. Financial advisor's do, telling folks and Peep's to buy $10 worth Bitcoin every week if they can. At least, it's a better decision to take than to buy the latest iphones which won't be useful in the future.
Real Life Shit: My mate ( Secondary school mate ) got one of the iPhone's ( worth some big amounts in naira ) only to get bursted by the Fed's and had his iPhone seized till date. If half of that fund's was used to get $100 worth
BTC wouldn't that be a crazy peng Idea ?
Like I read in the forum, teach people about
BTCbut don't force em to invest...... If I had told him, I doubt if he was gon buy the idea.
But yeah, Rich Dad Poor Dad is a must read for all, The world's changed already but education and money haven't already or haven't been part of it, why ? Load's of people are not Financially Educated and Financially Intelligent, cause they don't teach bout money in schools.