Rich Dad Poor Dad Author Predicts Silver Could Double From Current Highs
Robert Kiyosaki, author of *Rich Dad Poor Dad*, forecasts silver reaching $200 per ounce by 2026, citing its critical role in technology as the "structural metal" of the modern economy. Silver hit a record high of $95.89 this year, up 31% year-to-date, and is now approaching the $100 threshold.
Kiyosaki argues silver outperforms gold because it’s actively consumed in electronics, solar panels, EVs, and medical devices—unlike gold, which largely sits idle in vaults. "In today’s Technology Age, silver is elevated into an economic structural metal, much like iron was the structural metal of the Industrial Age," he wrote. The metal’s price surge from $5 in 1990 underscores its growing importance in a tech-driven, debt-laden world.
Some analysts are even more bullish, predicting $300/oz by year-end. The rally signals broader economic shifts ahead.
