"Way of the world" - Shark Tank's Kevin O'Leary talks about real estate and globalization 

Shark Tank's Kevin O'Leary has shared a video on his Instagram talking about real estate and capital. As a shark, he has always been curious about new and better ventures and opportunities in business. However, this time he talked about real estate.

He also likes globalization not just in businesses but in properties too which is what said when stating that "capital doesn't care where it comes from," in the caption of his post.

Shark Tank's Kevin keeps sharing his thoughts about being successful and other financial knowledge on his account and fans adore his genuineness. In this recent post, he said,

"The great thing about capital, is that it doesn't have a citizenship. It looks for the fastest, highest growth at the lowest risk. If you can provide an environment of stability, transparency and access to capital, you're going to attract a lot of other capital. It's just that's the way of the world."

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Shark Tank Investor Kevin O'Leary talks about capital

Shark Tank's Kevin O'Leary first started by talking about how "real estate in the Middle East is very simple." This leads him to the concept of globalization because opportunities don't stop with borders. Continuing, Kevin said,

"If they could find a better place, they put it there. It's that easy."

Coming to globalization in real estate, Kevin says,

"People say oh globalization is dead. Not in real estate it isn't. We're looking for opportunities all around the world all the time."

Transitioning into a solution for having better capital in the country or the region in general, Shark Tank investor Kevin says,

"What solves for everybody in the world is a strong economy. It provides for individuals, for governments. The only way you get a strong economy is stability. If they're transparent, they have policy, they have law, they have banking. They attract capital. That's good for everybody."

Captioning his post, Kevin wrote,

"Here’s the truth: capital doesn’t care where it comes from. It chases growth, stability, and transparency—no passport needed. Globalization isn’t dead, especially not in real estate. Strong economies with clear policies and access to capital attract the world’s money. Build that foundation, and everyone wins."

Shark Tank fans, after hearing Kevin's stance on real estate and globalization, took to comments to write their opinions. One user (@thedannyhui) had just visited Dubai and agreeing with Kevin, wrote,

"I recently visited Dubai and Abu Dhabi, and I must say the energy, and enthusiasm for the future and for business is inspiring."

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Shark Tank Investor Shares His Political Opinions

Shark Tank's Kevin has been particularly active on his social media these days. He also shares his political opinions on his account and recently talked about Trump. In another Instagram post, Kevin wrote,

"I had two topics that I wanted to talk to Trump about. Number one was integrating Canada towards a North American union for greater strength. Most Canadians would like to look at that opportunity without giving up their sovereignty. I advised him that Trudeau is going to get eradicated out of the Canadian political landscape and that these meetings he’s having with him are a waste of time."

Opening up about his future venture, Kevin also shared plans of buying TikTok. He continued by saying,

"The other agenda item that is very important to me is TikTok. I have joined with Frank McCourt to buy TikTok. This is a very complicated multi-billion dollar deal. And we’re going to have to work with President Trump and Biden. This is a bipartisan situation and we’re going to need their help."

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Shark Tank airs on ABC on Fridays at 8 PM Eastern Time.