"Silver is just getting started." Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, claims that silver prices can reach $200.

According to Robert Kiyosaki, author of the best-selling personal finance book Rich Dad Poor Dad, "I think silver is just getting started and I believe $70–$200 silver could be an outside reality in 2026."

Outlook for silver prices: The author of the best-selling personal finance book Rich Dad Poor Dad, Robert Kiyosaki, reaffirmed his optimistic outlook on the white metal even as silver prices surpassed $75 per ounce on Friday, December 26.

In a recent post on social media site X, Kiyosaki made the case that silver's current climb might represent the start of a much bigger move rather than the end of the rally.

Will silver prices reach $200?
Many investors are wondering if it's too late to purchase silver because its price has increased by more than 150% this year. Kiyosaki responds to this in a nuanced way, saying that it depends on one's viewpoint but that silver still has a lot of potential. He believes silver will surpass $200. His silver price target indicates a 167% increase from current levels.

"I think silver is only getting started, and in 2026, I think it might reach $70 to $200. In his article on X, Kiyosaki stated, "I believe $200 silver is attainable for a number of reasons.

According to Kiyosaki, decades of experience have formed his perspective. He claimed that he started purchasing silver in 1965, when the price per ounce was less than $1, and he still does so despite the current high costs.

Instead of advocating for blind investing, Kiyosaki urged individuals to conduct independent research. Before making a choice, he counseled prospective purchasers to consider other points of view.

He claimed that you would become genuinely wealthy if you studied and learned from your mistakes as well as from your victories and defeats.

Silver is expected to have its best surge in 46 years.

Silver is now the best-performing asset of 2025 due to its recent surge in price. It is on course to make the biggest gains since 1979 thanks to its 158% increase. Numerous macro and ongoing supply issues have contributed to the white metal's rise.

The most recent surge in silver prices comes after ongoing hostilities between Russia and Ukraine and increased geopolitical concerns in Venezuela. Silver's attraction as a safe haven is being fueled by the US's focus on implementing a "quarantine" of Venezuelan oil for the next two months.

Even though Fed policymakers are still at odds on how to proceed, investors continue to factor in two quarter-point rate cuts by the Fed next year as inflation declines and labor market conditions improve.

Silver's vital role in manufacturing, with uses ranging from electronics and solar panels to coatings used in medical equipment, as well as robust industrial demand and inflows into exchange-traded funds, have all contributed to this year's increase in silver prices.