15th May 2007

TV interview Robert Kiyosaki will choose to forget!

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I am sure Robert Kiyosaki has done a fair number of TV interviews, but I guess this should be one which will be “unforgetable” to him.

You have good interviewer and you have bad interviewer.  But this guy is really a moron.  He doesn’t have any interviewing skills and don’t think he really understand what Robert Kiyosaki is trying to say, so he just cut him down all the time. 


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    1. 1 On May 18th, 2007, Diva said:

      WOW! If Mr. Kiyosaki had used any simppler terms, he’d be educating kindergartners! That guy just needed to look more intelligent. We all know the stock market is a gamble! What an imbecile!

    2. 2 On May 18th, 2007, Larry said:

      I thought it was a pretty good interview… Robert got out everythinghe wanted to say it seems. He’s a bear on the DJIA… whooptie doo!

      His point that gold outperformed the DJIA (as well as the dollar) was made clear.

      The reporter, like all reporters, was trying to pin him down on giving a target for the bottom of the Dow, which Robert refused to do… As do most smart investors.

      I don’t think he was interupting him for the sake of disagreement, but more likely because there was a limited amount of time, and he was hoping to get a number out of him in the allotted segment.