Story by Harshit Uttam I Updated : 27 December
Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, responded to the question “Is it too late to buy silver?” in a tweet posted early Friday (IST). He noted that he first started purchasing silver in 1965, when it cost less than a dollar per ounce. His comments came after silver surged past $70 an ounce for the first time during European trading on December 23, prompting him to offer new financial advice.
Silver has crossed $70 an ounce (around ₹2.2 lakh per kg),” Kiyosaki posted on X. He cautioned that those who believe this is the peak may already be too late, adding that in his view silver is only beginning its upward journey, with prices between $70 and $200 potentially achievable by 2026.
Believing in the potential for “$200 silver,” Kiyosaki remarked that multiple factors make such a price point (₹6.33 lakh per kg) achievable
Don’t rely blindly—do your own research
Robert Kiyosaki stressed the importance of independent research, urging investors to review different viewpoints on YouTube before making choices. He shared that his own journey with silver began in 1965, at a time when it traded for under $1 an ounce.
Kiyosaki shared that he continues to buy silver at $70 an ounce. He emphasized that the path to building wealth lies in conducting your own research, starting small, and learning through experience. Even mistakes, he noted, make you wiser and ultimately richer than those who simply follow instructions from others.
According to Kiyosaki, true richness comes from the ability to learn from both setbacks and achievements, a value beyond price.
Silver futures marked a new milestone
On Friday, silver futures surged ₹8,951 to reach a historic ₹2,32,741 per kg, marking the fifth consecutive session of gains. The rally was fueled by global prices crossing $75 per ounce. MCX March 2026 contracts climbed 4%, while silver has added ₹29,176 (14.33%) since December 18
Gold prices set a new record on the commodities exchange, breaching ₹1.39 lakh per 10 grams. February delivery rose ₹1,119 (0.81%) to ₹1,39,216, extending the rally into its fourth session.
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