Robert Kiyosaki predicted the ‘biggest crash in history’ a year ago; the stock market did this instead

Robert Kiyosaki warned of “the biggest crash in history” in June 2025, but the U.S. stock market moved in the opposite direction. The S&P 500 (US SP 500) rallied 12.77% over the summer (June 2 to Sept 22, 2025), rose 16.39% for the year, and was up 10.81% year-to-date in the following year — a total gain of 28.03% from 5,935 to 7,599 since his post. Other assets Kiyosaki has championed showed mixed results: Bitcoin and Ethereum fell significantly, while gold and silver posted strong gains. The U.S. dollar (DXY) slipped slightly. The piece contrasts a high-profile bearish forecast with realized market strength, underscoring the divergence between some public predictions and market performance.