Robert Kiyosaki Predicts Gold Price Will Skyrocket to $3,800 While Silver Increases to $75 in 2023

Robert Kiyosaki, of Rich Dad Poor Dad fame, recently predicted that the price of gold will skyrocket to $3,800 in 2023 while silver will reach $75. 

He tweeted late last year, “I became a gold bug in 1972. I was a Marine pilot in Vietnam flying behind enemy lines hoping to buy gold at a discount because the mine was in enemy hands. Found out the price of gold is the same all over the world. I predict silver going to $75 and gold to $3,800 in 2023.

In another tweet he posted about how he got into silver investing: “I became a silver nut in 1964. I was looking at a dime and saw a copper tinge around the edge. I was only 17 but I knew we were being screwed via our money. Little did I know then that the U.S. government violated Gresham’s Law which states fake money drives out gold and silver.”

Kiyosaki has recently warned investors that it may be the last opportunity for them to purchase gold and silver at low prices. He predicts that the stock market will crash, causing gold and silver prices to go even higher. 

Kiyosaki has little trust in official institutions such as the Biden regime, the Federal Reserve, the Treasury, and Wall Street.

The contrarian real estate investor believes that the stock, bond, and real estate markets will crash as the Federal Reserve continues raising interest rates to combat inflation. In addition, Kiyosaki is of the view that the US dollar is “toast” given the many structural flaws in the US economy.

In addition to gold and silver, Kiyosaki is a strong proponent of Bitcoin. Kevin Helms of Bitcoin.com reported that Kiyosaki sees Bitcoin holders getting richer when the Fed reverses course and prints trillions of dollars out of thin air. 

Of all financial personalities, Kiyosaki is one of the most unique and contrarian. His advice has allowed countless people maximize their return on life and achieve financial sovereignty. 

While he is no political expert, Kiyosaki’s contrarian instincts are often more in line with reality than those of establishment pundits. 

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