“When gold goes through $3,000 a new all time high…my sources say SILVER will take off. Silver is the best investment at the best price. Silver is still about 50% below its all time high,” said Kiyosaki in his post.
Link: https://x.com/theRealKiyosaki/status/1894850310969139695
According to the Rich Dad Poor Dad author, silver remains significantly undervalued, trading at 50% below its all-time high. “Silver is the best investment at the best price,” he stated, emphasizing that it is currently an accessible and promising option for investors as he believes almost everyone can afford $32.
He believes silver has the potential to more than double in value within a year, reaching $70 an ounce.
Despite the affordability of silver, Kiyosaki warned that many investors might miss the opportunity due to inaction. “Most people will ‘think about it’ and do nothing… as inflation rises making their fake money grow weaker,” he cautioned.Kiyosaki also highlighted how inflation is eroding the value of fiat currency, stating that the price of gold, silver, and Bitcoin aren’t actually increasing—rather, inflation is reducing the purchasing power of traditional money.”Inflation is bringing the purchasing power… the value of their fake money down,” he remarked, adding that this trend widens the gap between the rich and everyone else.
Earlier in the month of February, Kiyosaki called gold and silver “God’s money” and Bitcoin “people’s money”. He advised individuals to turn away from traditional savings and invest in assets that retain value despite inflation and economic downturns.
According to Kiyosaki, “millions are waking up to the government’s theft of their wealth via their money. Millions of smart people are saving real gold, real silver, and Bitcoin.”
His remarks are consistent with his long-standing support for alternative investments. Recently, Kiyosaki cautioned that upcoming tariffs introduced by U.S. President Donald Trump might lead to a short-term decline in gold, silver, and Bitcoin—creating what he considers a prime buying opportunity.
Kiyosaki has made numerous predictions about financial downturns over the years, often pointing to government debt, inflation, and economic instability as catalysts for collapse. While some of his forecasts have failed to materialize within the expected timeframes, his views continue to resonate with those who are skeptical of traditional financial institutions.
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