Silver Saver or Crackpot? 🤑💸

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Oh my, oh me! Robert Kiyosaki, the delightfully eccentric author of “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” has gone and done it again! 🤪 He’s declared, with a flourish of his pen, that silver – yes, humble silver! – is more valuable than those flashy twins, gold and Bitcoin. 💁‍♀️

According to the inimitable Mr. Kiyosaki, silver is having its moment in the sun due to its numerous talents in the realms of medicine 🏥, electronics 🤖, water purification 💧, and a host of other sectors. It’s the ultimate multi-tasker, if you will! 🤹‍♀️

He’s also pointed out, with a sly wink, that silver’s supply is dwindling faster than a chocolate stash at a Dahl family gathering 🍫, while gold and its digital doppelganger, Bitcoin, are as plentiful as, well, not as plentiful as they used to be, but you get the idea! 😏 Meanwhile, silver bulls have been trumpeting the metal’s scarcity for years, claiming production is stuck in the slow lane while demand zooms past like a speeding bullet 🚀.

Kiyosaki’s pièce de résistance? Silver, he asserts, is “the least expensive” of the trio. The poor dear has been “suppressed” for decades, kept under wraps to ensure it remains a bargain for industries far and wide. But fear not, dear silver enthusiasts, for this alleged price manipulation is, according to our intrepid author, FINALLY OVER! 🎉

And now, for the pièce de résistance: Kiyosaki prophesies that silver’s price will soar to a dizzying $70 per ounce this year! 🚀 (Cue dramatic music 🎵)

Not everyone, however, is sipping Kiyosaki’s silver-tinted Kool-Aid 🍹. Some die-hard Bitcoin fans have responded with all the subtlety of a sledgehammer 🛠️: “Very bad take. Bitcoin is going to WAY outperform both gold and silver in 2025,” snorted one commentator. 🙄

Pro-Bitcoin followers, quick on the draw, have countered with the fact that Bitcoin’s supply is as rigid as a, well, rigid thing 🤣 – mathematically inelastic, if you want to get fancy. Only 21 million coins will be mined, no matter how many people clamor for them. Silver, on the other hand, can potentially flood the market if demand spikes, rendering it not-so-scarce after all… 🤔

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2025-04-02 23:09