Why I Don’t Care If the Market Crashes - Alejandro Cardona

Most people panic when the market crashes. But what if you could actually profit from it?

In this episode of the Rich Dad Radio Show, Robert Kiyosaki sits down with Alejandro Cardona — an economist-turned-multimillionaire — to break down what real financial education looks like. Spoiler: It’s not what you learn in school. Alejandro shares how reading Rich Dad Poor Dad, playing the CASHFLOW® game thousands of times, and understanding technical trading allowed him to retire in his 30s — while most people are still stuck saving for retirement. They discuss why market crashes are a massive opportunity, not a threat, and how most traditional advice (like “save money” or “get out of debt”) is financially destructive. If you’ve ever wondered how the rich think differently — and how to shift from fear to confidence — this episode is your blueprint.

00:00 Introduction
00:14 The Importance of Financial Education
02:30 Understanding Financial Statements 
03:02 Critique of Traditional Financial Advice
04:03 Fundamental vs. Technical Investing 
09:38 Alejandro's Financial Journey
22:03 Technical Trading and Real Estate Investments
24:12 The Power of Accumulating Assets
28:23 The Role of Debt in Wealth Building
32:34 Generational Wealth and Financial Freedom
34:04 Final Thoughts and Gratitude

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