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    Robert Kiyosaki Sees Potential 185% Rally for Precious Metal in 2026 As AI and Data Centers Drive New Demand

    By Henry KanapiDecember 27, 20252 Mins Read
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    Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki says he’s bullish on one precious metal that’s witnessing fresh demand from the AI buildout.

    In a new post on X, the best-selling personal finance author says it is within the realm of possibility for silver to ignite a nearly 3x rally next year.

    “Silver is over $70 an ounce.

    Q: IS IT TOO LATE TO BUY SILVER?

    A: It depends.

    If you think silver is at an all-time high, then you’re too late.

    I believe silver is just getting started, and I believe $70-$200 silver could be an outside reality in 2026.

    There are many reasons I state $200 silver is possible.”

    Kiyosaki also notes that he continues to gobble up silver even at current prices.

    “I continue to acquire silver at $70 an ounce.”

    But Kiyosaki stopped short of explaining his bullish thesis for the precious metal. On Wednesday, Kiyosaki warned that rising silver prices could be a sign that investors are preparing for the dollar’s collapse.

    “SILVER over $70.

    GREAT NEWS for gold and silver stackers.

    BAD NEWS for FAKE MONEY savers.

    I am concerned $70 silver may signal hyper-inflation in 5 years as the fake $ keeps losing value.

    Don’t be a loser. Fake $ will continue to lose purchasing power as silver goes to $200 in 2026.”

    At time of publishing, silver is trading at $79.31, up about 182% this year.

    In a recent CNBC interview, Pan American Silver CEO Michael Steinmann said the industrial sector is consuming 65% of silver supply. He also said that the precious metal is the best electrical conductor in the world, with AI and data centers driving up demand for silver.

     

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