‘Why worry… I buy gold and silver,’ says Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad

New Delhi: Robert Kiyosaki, the author of the famous book ‘Rich Dad, Poor Dad’, frequently gives investment tips to people. Among his investment advice, gold, silver, and the leading cryptocurrency Bitcoin are at the top, and he considers these assets a means to become rich. In his new post on the social media platform X, he has once again made a significant statement, referring to the continuous fluctuations in the prices of Gold, Silver, and Bitcoin.

Why worry about fluctuations in gold and silver?
In his new social media post, Robert Kiyosaki gave advice in the form of a question and answer. His X post asked, “Do I care when the price of gold, silver, or Bitcoin goes up or down?” In response, he wrote, “No, I don’t care.” He further explained the main reason for his lack of concern.

Why is there no cause for concern?
The author of Rich Dad Poor Dad further explained in his social media post why he doesn’t care about the fluctuations in the price of gold, silver, or Bitcoin. In response, he wrote, “Because I know that America’s national debt is increasing, and the purchasing power of the US dollar is decreasing.”

‘I buy and get richer…’
Why worry about the price of gold, silver, and cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum when there are incompetent, highly educated PhDs… controlling the Fed, Treasury, and the US government? Kiyosaki wrote, “Why worry? I just keep buying more gold, silver, and Bitcoin and getting richer. Take care.”

Prediction about silver coming true
In recent times, Robert Kiyosaki’s focus has been primarily on investing in silver. Calling it the most appropriate way to become rich, he gave a target of $200 for the Silver Price. In the past few days, his prediction has indeed started to come true.

Following a record surge on COMEX, silver on MCX has continued its spectacular performance in the first month of this year, just like last year. After crossing the ₹3 lakh per kilogram mark for the first time, it has been continuously rising. Despite a slight dip on the last trading day of the past week, the price of 1 kg of silver closed at ₹3,44,600 per kilogram, while in the domestic market, the price of silver closed at ₹3,17,705 per kilogram.