Robert Kiyosaki just said that this asset will "go to the moon" in 2026.

Robert Kiyosaki has once again issued a warning about the global economy, while boldly predicting the price of an asset he believes could surge significantly within the next year.

On December 17, the bestselling author of personal finance books Rich Dad Poor Dad posted a comment on X (formerly Twitter) following the latest interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve. He believes this decision marks the return of aggressive monetary easing, which he describes as a new round of money printing that could trigger severe inflationary pressures.

Kiyosaki believes the Fed’s move points to what investor Larry Lepard calls the “big plan,” namely large-scale quantitative easing. The financial guru thinks this will make the cost of daily life increasingly expensive for those unprepared. He warns that inflation risks are underestimated and says its long-term consequences could have a profound impact on global purchasing power.

In response, Kiyosaki reiterated his long-standing investment strategy, urging followers to increase their holdings in so-called “physical assets.” He stated that he still favors physical assets such as gold, silver, and bitcoin (bitcoin) and ethereum (ethereum) as safeguards against currency devaluation and financial instability.

Robert Kiyosaki’s 2026 Picks

However, Kiyosaki specifically pointed out that silver is his most favored metal. He revealed that after the Fed announced another rate cut last week, he immediately increased his holdings of physical silver, emphasizing that he believes silver is severely undervalued relative to its historical status as a store of value.

“Silver prices will soar to the moon,” the author wrote, predicting that by 2026, silver could reach as high as $200 per ounce. He noted that in 2024, silver was trading near $20 per ounce and predicted that if inflationary pressures intensify, silver prices could rise tenfold.

Kiyosaki has repeatedly pointed out that precious metals and certain cryptocurrencies can provide a safe haven during periods of monetary expansion and rising debt levels. His latest remarks are consistent with his previous warnings, in which he described inflation as systemic and accused central banks of masking long-term risks through short-term policy interventions.

Although Kiyosaki’s predictions often spark controversy, his market commentary continues to attract widespread attention from retail investors, especially during times of economic uncertainty. His latest forecast further reinforces the views of hard asset advocates, who believe central bank policies will continue to erode the value of fiat currencies in the coming years.

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