Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, has issued a bold prediction on silver, calling it the “best asymmetric buy” currently available.
In a recent post on X, Kiyosaki emphasized that the time to buy is now — not later — warning that the opportunity may soon vanish.
“Your profits are made when you buy, not when you sell,” Kiyosaki reminded followers, repeating one of his core financial principles. He believes silver offers a rare combination of high upside potential with limited downside risk, positioning it as a top investment for those seeking long-term value.
According to the entrepreneur, silver remains widely affordable for the average investor — but not for long. Kiyosaki predicts an explosive surge in silver prices next month, saying “Silver price will explode in July,” and cautioning that “everyone can afford silver today… but not tomorrow.”
While he did not cite specific economic catalysts, Kiyosaki has frequently pointed to inflation concerns, fiat currency devaluation, and global financial instability as long-term drivers of precious metal demand.
His endorsement of silver as an “asymmetric bet” implies a belief that the reward-to-risk ratio is heavily tilted in favor of those entering the market before a major breakout.
Kiyosaki’s view on silver echoes his broader philosophy that fiat currencies are weakening and that real assets — like silver, gold, and Bitcoin — offer better long-term protection and growth. With July approaching, his latest warning may influence retail interest in silver, particularly among followers of his financial strategies.
As usual, the investor closed his message with a concise reminder: “Take care.”
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