Silver soars past $90: Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki cheers surge after reaffirming buy zone up to $100

Finance author and investor Robert Kiyosaki on Wednesday cheered the latest surge in silver prices as the metal crossed the $90 per ounce mark.

In a social media post on X, Kiyosaki wrote, “YAY: Silver over $90 an ounce. Are you celebrating?”

The reaction followed an earlier post predicting the breakout and noting that US Silver Eagle coins were fetching about $104 from dealers.


“Unbelievable,” he wrote, while urging followers to hope they had “stacked a mountain of US Silver Eagles.”


On the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), silver futures for March 5, 2026, delivery soared to Rs 2,87,990 per kilogram earlier today, marking a fresh all-time high on Wednesday. Geopolitical tensions and civil unrest in Iran have further underpinned the safe-haven appeal of precious metals.

Today's uptick in silver rates comes after Kiyosaki’s cautionary note a day earlier, where he warned that silver may have topped out in the near term and could see a sharp pullback before resuming its rally.

He reiterated that he would keep buying silver up to $100 and wait for clearer market signals before his next move.

In the post, Kiyosaki recalled that he first began buying silver in 1965 at $1 per ounce and became a staunch believer in the metal during its rise to $4–$5 levels in the 1990s.

He also cautioned that retail investors selling at these highs could potentially “crash the silver market” and emphasised patience. Citing what he called “Rich Dad’s wisdom,” Kiyosaki wrote, “Pigs get FAT… Hogs get SLAUGHTERED,” and added that he eventually intends to trade silver for gold.

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