Robert Kiyosaki just said this asset is ‘going to the moon’ in 2026

Robert Kiyosaki has renewed his warning about the global economy while making a bold price prediction for one asset he believes could surge dramatically over the next year.

On December 17, the author of the best-selling personal finance book Rich Dad Poor Dad posted on X, formerly Twitter, following the Federal Reserve’s latest interest rate cut. He argued that the decision signals a return to aggressive monetary easing, which he described as a renewed phase of money printing that could trigger severe inflationary pressure.

According to Kiyosaki, the Fed’s move points toward what investor Larry Lepard has called “The Big Print,” a reference to large-scale quantitative easing that the finance guru believes will make everyday life increasingly expensive for those who are unprepared. He warned that inflation risks are being underestimated and said the long-term consequences could be far-reaching for global purchasing power.

In response, Kiyosaki reiterated his long-standing investment strategy, urging followers to increase exposure to what he describes as real assets. He said he continues to favor gold, silver, and Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) as protection against currency debasement and financial instability.

Robert Kiyosaki’s pick for 2026

However, Kiyosaki singled out silver as his most bullish conviction. He revealed that he bought more physical silver immediately after the Federal Reserve announced another rate cut last week, emphasizing that he views the metal as deeply undervalued relative to its historical role as a store of value.

“Silver is going to the moon,” the author wrote, predicting that the metal could reach as high as $200 per ounce in 2026. He noted that silver was trading near $20 per ounce in 2024, framing his forecast as a potential tenfold increase if inflationary pressures intensify.

Kiyosaki has repeatedly argued that precious metals and select cryptocurrencies offer protection during periods of monetary expansion and rising debt levels. His latest comments align with previous warnings in which he described inflation as systemic and accused central banks of masking long-term risks through short-term policy interventions.

While Kiyosaki’s forecasts are often controversial, his market commentary continues to attract widespread attention among retail investors, particularly during periods of economic uncertainty. His latest prediction adds to a growing narrative among hard-asset proponents who believe central bank policy will continue to erode the value of fiat currencies in the years ahead.

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