Kiyosaki thinks silver could skyrocket to $200 by 2026
Robert Kiyosaki, the "Rich Dad Poor Dad" author, is making waves with his prediction that silver might hit $200 per ounce by 2026.
On X (formerly Twitter), he told followers, "Don't be a loser," and warned about the declining purchasing power of fiat currencies, reiterating his bullish stance on silver.
Why is silver in the spotlight?
Silver just topped $72 an ounce on December 23, after jumping nearly 140% this year.
Rising industrial demand, investors looking for safer bets, and talk of Fed rate cuts have all played a part.
Kiyosaki himself bought physical silver recently, pointing out that supply is tight and prices are still low compared to history.
What do other experts think?
Not everyone's as bullish as Kiyosaki—big banks like Citi and UBS see prices closer to the $60s or $70s in 2026.
Some analysts are more optimistic though, with forecasts ranging up to $200 depending on inflation and investment trends.
Social media vibes and expert backing
Kiyosaki's call got plenty of support online, with users linking global money policies to higher demand for real assets like silver.
Anuj Gupta from Ya Wealth Global Research also backed him up—he sees strong demand pushing prices into the $80-$100 range next year.