The famous author of the book "Rich Dad, Poor Dad", Robert Kiyosaki, has once again made one of his financial predictions. This time he bet on silver, adding bitcoin (BTC) as one of his favorite assets in which invest.
As usual, Kiyosaki used his Twitter account to claim that the "best investment" to make right now is silver. “Gold is above $ 1700 and silver has dropped to $ 20. I don't touch paper ETFs on gold or silver. I just want real gold or silver coins, ”she commented.
In his opinion, silver is an industrial precious metal, while, on the contrary, he believes that gold is not.
He then wrote that the most followed assets since ancient times are gold and silver. In this sense, he drew a comparison between the proportion of both precious metals in the twentieth century and today.
“In the 47th century, the gold / silver ratio was 1: 47, meaning 1 ounces of silver were equivalent to 85 ounce of gold. Today it is 1: XNUMX, ”the writer said.
For this he suggests buying silver. “Anyone can buy a silver coin for $ 25,” she added.
Kiyosaki's messages appear to be in line with the silver market, which has gone from $ 25 an ounce to $ 18,37 an ounce since July 20,37, a 10,89% increase at the time of writing. of this document.
Kiyosaki also likes bitcoin
Just as he did with silver, the investment writer has repeatedly offered his thoughts on bitcoin and what would be the best price to enter this market.
Last June, cryptocurrency reported that Kiyosaki was waiting for the BTC price to drop to $ 1.100. If not, I'll wait for the losers to drop out and then buy more, ”she said.
The truth is that this prediction has not come true so far. The lowest price in the past 18 months was $ 17.600, while it has currently stabilized at $ 23.700.
It is worth noting that these forecasts do not necessarily have to be tied to the reality of the markets, be it cryptoassets or precious metals. Those interested in making investments should keep in mind that there is no guarantee that the recommendations will be realized, so it is necessary to anticipate the potential risks.
