Robert Kiyosaki, a prominent finance influencer, remains bullish on precious metals, offering a new gold price prediction.

Celebrating the ongoing rally and a fresh record high above $5,000, the Rich Dad Poor Dad author said in a January 26 social media post that the precious metal is on the road toward a long-term price target of $27,000.

“GOLD soars over $5000. Yay!!!! Future for gold $27,000,” Kiyosaki wrote.

A jump from $5,000 to $27,000 implies a more than fivefold upside potential. As such, the figure makes Kiyosaki one of the most aggressive bulls in the market.

R. Kiyosaki still bullish on precious metals

Less than a week ago, Kiyosaki also argued that silver is undergoing a fundamental shift in its economic role.

In another post on X, the author pointed to the commodity’s long-term price performance, noting that while the prices were near $92 per ounce at the time of his writing, they were just $5 per ounce in 1990.

Kiyosaki said the extended rally underscores silver’s rising significance not only as a critical industrial material, but also as a store of value and an alternative form of money. Accordingly, he predicted that silver could reach $200 per ounce in 2026.

“I am still calling for silver to hit $200 an ounce in 2026,” Kiyosaki said.

These price targets highlight Kiyosaki’s long-held skepticism regarding fiat currencies. The author has warned multiple times that governments create what he calls “fake money,” while inflation steadily erodes the real value of cash held in the bank. 

In his view, traditional savers are stuck in a losing game where balances rise on paper, but purchasing power falls year after year. Instead of dollars, he advocates for gold, silver, and Bitcoin (BTC), assets he argues cannot be debased in the same way as fiat currency.

Kiyosaki’s message is thus clear: precious metals are not a mere portfolio hedge, but the answer to fiat currencies ultimately doomed to die. 

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