He also noted that “Tesla is struggling to get enough silver.” The post, which concluded with a curt “Yay,” comes at a time of growing enthusiasm for silver among both retail and institutional investors, as the metal has recently breached several key price levels. Kiyosaki’s latest comment follows a series of silver-focused posts in recent weeks, underscoring his strong and continued optimism about the metal.
Long-standing silver bull
Kiyosaki has long been a proponent of silver, viewing it not only as an industrial commodity but also as a hedge against inflation and the weakening of fiat currencies. On January 14, he celebrated silver crossing $90 per ounce, writing: “YAY: Silver over $90 per ounce. Are you celebrating?”
Just two days earlier, he struck a more cautious tone, suggesting that silver may be reaching a “peak” as he reaffirmed his buying strategy: “I will buy silver up to $100 and wait… The sellers will crash the silver market… I plan to trade my silver for gold.”
Also read: Silver at record highs: can the rally sustain the $100 mark in January? Kiyosaki, who says he started acquiring silver in 1965 at $1 an ounce, reiterated that he remains committed to the metal’s long-term value despite the volatility. He described speculative selling as dangerous and warned investors not to be caught chasing short-term profits: “Pigs are getting FAT… Pigs are being SLAUGHTER.”
Silver from $70 to $200 could be a reality by 2026
In a longer, detailed note dated Jan. 12, Kiyosaki wrote that crossing the $80/oz mark for silver was not a reason to pull back.
“Is it too late to buy silver? I say ‘No.’ I would buy silver up to $100… and then wait.”
Previous reports also mention an even more ambitious prospect. In one of his reflections he said, “I believe silver is just getting started, and I believe silver between $70 and $200 could be an external reality by 2026.”
In the same message, he emphasized the importance of independent thinking and long-term investments, encouraging followers to do their own research and start small.
Kiyosaki’s comments have attracted continued attention, especially at a time when silver prices have recovered amid supply and demand imbalances in global markets. Whether the silver gap will reach $107 remains to be seen, but its consistent silver narrative continues to make waves among retail investors and precious metals enthusiasts alike.
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