Robert Kiyosaki announced he purchased additional gold and silver during the recent price decline, supporting Jim Rogers' forecast that both metals will experience a strong upward trajectory despite volatility. Rogers described this trend as heading "to the moon," though he warned investors to expect sharp retracements along the way.
Gold recently peaked near $5,405 before falling approximately 26% to around $4,006. Silver showed even greater volatility, climbing to $118 then dropping to $56, a decline of over 50% from its high. These moves represent temporary pullbacks within a broader upward trend rather than full reversals.
Kiyosaki highlighted that many speculators buy precious metals at peak prices driven by fear of missing out, only to sell during downturns out of panic. He views the current retracement as an opportunity to increase holdings amid what he calls a fragile global economy and skepticism towards central banks and government policies.
On social media, Kiyosaki quoted Rogers, emphasizing that the anticipated gains will not occur in a straight line but will include severe price swings testing investors' patience. This perspective aligns with Kiyosaki's long-standing warnings about government debt, fiat currency devaluation, and macroeconomic instability.
Despite gold slightly rebounding by $30 to retake the $4,000 level, gold stocks remain under pressure. Some analysts suggest the market has yet to fully grasp the bullish fundamentals driven by geopolitical tensions, inflation, rising bond yields, and the fallout from tech sector corrections.
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