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‘Rich Dad’ R. Kiyosaki reveals where to invest $100 right now

Financial educator and investor Robert Kiyosaki has suggested that investors with $100 can consider precious metals as ideal investments. According to the Rich Dad Poor Dad author, if he had just $100 to invest, he would put it into silver coins. He argued that silver has been manipulated for years but is “about to explode,” predicting that $100 invested today could become $500 within a year, he said in an X post on September 28.  Kiyosaki added that he is personally buying more immediately, urging others not to miss what he views as a rare opportunity. IF I HAD $100 WHAT WOULD I INVEST IN? I WOULD BUY MORE SILVER COINS. Silver has been manipulated for years. In September 2025 Silver is about to explode. I predict your $100 in silver will be $500 in a year. I am buying more tomorrow. Please do not miss silvers explosion.… — Robert Kiyosaki (@theRealKiyosaki) September 28, 2025 His comments come at a time when silver is already enjoying one of its stronge...

R. Kiyosaki warns ETFs are like ‘having a picture of a paper gun’

Robert Kiyosaki, American entrepreneur and writer, is once again urging investors to be cautious when exploring investment opportunities. Namely, in a July 25 post on X, the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad noted the limits of exchange-traded funds (ETFs), acknowledging their usefulness yet recommending more tangible assets. According to Kiyosaki, investment funds make the lives of average investors easier, likely alluding to their hands-off nature, but they are no substitute for holding the real thing, being, as he calls them, “paper assets.” “ETFs make investing easier for the average investor… so I do recommend them.… Yet an ETF is like having a picture of a gun for personal defense.” Gold, silver, and Bitcoin ETFs are all accessible options, the writer notes, especially in times of crisis, but only if you “know the differences, and how to use them.” BEWARE of PAPER I realize ETFs make investing easier for the average investor….so I do recommend ETFs for the ...