The $100 Silver Shock: Why Kiyosaki’s Warning Can’t Be Ignored
Kiyosaki's $100 Silver Call: A Red Flag or a Beacon?
Robert Kiyosaki, the guy who taught millions of us how to think like the rich in Rich Dad Poor Dad, is sounding the alarm again. He’s been warning for years about the collapse of fiat currency, and now he’s putting a price tag on silver’s escape velocity: $100 per ounce.
Let that sink in. As of today, silver is trading at just under $33 an ounce. Kiyosaki’s prediction isn’t a casual guess—it’s rooted in the same logic that’s been guiding smart money for decades:
- The dollar is dying, slowly but surely.
- Inflation is not transitory—it’s structural.
- Governments can’t stop spending.
- And the system is rigged against everyday savers.
Sound familiar? Because it’s the same warning I’ve been yelling from the rooftops for years.
Why Silver’s the Sleeping Giant
Gold gets the headlines, but silver is the people’s metal. It’s industrial. It’s monetary. It’s accessible. And historically, it’s wildly undervalued.
Let’s do a little back-of-the-napkin math:
The traditional gold-to-silver ratio is around 16:1. Right now, it's hovering closer to 100:1. That means for every ounce of gold you could buy, you could get 100 ounces of silver—but historically, that should be more like 16.
So what gives?
Silver is being manipulated. That’s not conspiracy—it's been proven. Major banks like JPMorgan have been fined for rigging the silver market through spoofing and price suppression tactics. These are the same banks that pretend silver is a “volatile” asset while quietly hoarding it in their vaults.
Retail Revolt: The People Are Waking Up
We saw it in 2021 with the Wall Street Silver movement—millions of ordinary folks stacking physical silver and calling out the games being played in the paper markets. These aren’t Wall Street insiders. They’re welders, nurses, teachers, truck drivers—people like us, tired of getting fleeced.
And here’s the kicker: They’re not selling. They're buying and holding, draining supply while the price remains suppressed. That’s a powder keg waiting to blow.
Once confidence in the dollar takes another hit—and it will—silver could go parabolic. Kiyosaki knows this. That’s why he’s putting a bold number out there. He’s not alone, either. Analysts at reputable bullion firms are quietly forecasting $75 to $150 silver if systemic confidence breaks.
The System Is Fragile—Don’t Be Fooled by Temporary Calm
Let me be blunt. The current financial system is a house of cards:
- U.S. debt just hit $35 trillion.
- The Fed’s balance sheet is bloated beyond repair.
- FedNow and other digital dollar tools are prepping the trap for centralized surveillance and control.
- BRICS+ nations are ditching the dollar, buying gold, and resetting the global chessboard.
And what are they buying? Not stocks. Not bonds. Precious metals. And silver is on the menu.
Gold Is the Fortress—Silver Is the Slingshot
Gold is your protection. Silver is your weapon. That’s how I see it. If gold is a vault, silver is ammunition for what’s coming. And you don’t want to be caught empty-handed when the next financial quake hits.
The good news? It’s still affordable—for now. But if silver even flirts with Kiyosaki’s $100 call, that window slams shut for good.
Action Step: Protect Yourself Before the Storm Hits
If you’re still holding onto dollars in a regular savings account, you’re playing with fire. Inflation is eating them alive. Every day, they’re worth less. It’s like watching your car slowly rust in the driveway—and doing nothing about it.
Here’s what you need to do:
✅ Download Bill Brocius’ free eBook, Seven Steps to Protect Yourself from Bank Failure
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✅ Start stacking—get physical gold and silver in your hands, not some digital promise from a Wall Street platform.
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Don’t wait for the headlines to tell you what Kiyosaki already knows. Silver’s breakout isn’t just possible—it’s overdue. Be early, or be a victim. The choice is yours.
— Frank Balm
