Most financial gurus tell you what to do. Robert Kiyosaki tells you what HE'S
doing. Four days ago, he posted this to 443,000 people: "During this last
'retracement' or 'crash' I bought more gold and silver."




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Most financial gurus tell you what to do.

Robert Kiyosaki tells you what HE'S doing.

Four days ago, he posted this to 443,000 people:

"During this last 'retracement' or 'crash' I bought more gold and silver."

Not "you should buy." Not "consider buying." Not "this might be a good time."

"I bought more."

That's the difference between talkers and doers.

Silver crashed from $118 to $56. Gold crashed from $5,405 to $4,006.

While everyone else panicked, Robert bought.

"Gold and silver are going to the moon!!!!"

He's putting his money where his mouth is.

Now he's revealing ONE opportunity — a streaming company that could deliver
3X-5X silver's gains
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Talk is cheap.

Action builds wealth.


Capital Flux Review Monday's session closed with equities, yields, and oil
all moving in the direction that makes this week's Fed decision harder, not
easier. ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌

The Closing Signal · Session Recap — Mon, Sept 14, 2026

Four Indices Down, One Yield at a Three-Year High

Monday’s close saw the S&P, Dow, Nasdaq, and Russell 2000 all lower, the
10-year Treasury yield at its highest since October 2023, and oil up more than
2% — a session that set up a harder backdrop for this week’s Fed meeting.

This edition covers the last completed U.S. trading session, Monday, September
14, 2026 — the first new session since Friday, September 11, and the first
fully available session for this week’s coverage.

Market Signal
The S&P 500 closed at 7,619.95, down 0.48%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average
fell 0.29% to52,421.28. The Nasdaq Composite dropped 0.56% to 26,186.41. The
Russell 2000 slipped 0.25% to 2,896.71. All four major indices closed lower for
the session.

Capital Flow
The 10-year Treasury yield rose 1.5 basis points to 4.999% — its highest level
since October 2023. WTI crude rose 2.25% to $102.30 a barrel, and Brent crude
rose 2.56% to $107.30.

Pressure Point
Reporting attributes Monday’s declines to two distinct pressures arriving
together: escalating Middle East hostilities, including the Houthi strikes on
three Saudi cities and the ongoing East-West pipeline closure, which pushed oil
sharply higher; and continued fallout from Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei’s weekend
call to slow AI development, which weighed further on chip stocks already lower
since Friday.

What the Headlines Said
Coverage described Monday as stocks slipping “as chip stocks fall on AI
warning,” with a secondary mention of Treasury yields hitting a multi-year high.

What the Money Did
The money moved in a specific, mutually reinforcing pattern: equities down,
yields up, and oil up, all in the same session. That combination is consistent
with a market pricing supply-side inflation risk (oil, driven by an active and
escalating conflict) at the same time as an idiosyncratic tech-sector risk (the
AI-slowdown story), rather than a single unified narrative explaining the whole
session.

The Signal Beneath the CloseA 10-year yield at its highest level since October
2023, arriving the same week as an FOMC meeting priced at roughly 85.6% odds of
a hike, means the bond market is not waiting for Wednesday’s decision to move —
it has already priced most of the expected outcome. That leaves more room for a
surprise in either direction: a hike removes uncertainty but confirms
already-elevated yields, while a hold would be the more market-moving outcome
precisely because it is less expected.

Tomorrow’s Watch Card


1. Today, September 15 — FOMC meeting begins.

2. Wednesday, September 16 — Fed rate decision, with markets pricing roughly
85.6% odds of a quarter-point hike.

3. Saudi coalition response — Watch for any announced military or diplomatic
response to Monday’s Houthi strikes on Khamis Mushait, Abha, and Taif.



At Capital Flux Review, we write for people who think for themselves. Nothing
here replaces your own judgment — regulations prevent us from making it
personal, but that was never the point anyway.

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