Where are silver prices headed? Rich Dad Poor Dad author sees ‘explosion' in July; here's the outlook
'Silver is the best 'asymmetric buy' today. That means more possible upside gain with little downside risk. Silver prices will explode in July,' Kiyosaki wrote.
He further added, 'Everyone can afford silver today… but not tomorrow,' urging followers to act while prices remain accessible.
'Your profits are made when you buy… Not when you sell,' he said.
Kiyosaki's dramatic prediction comes as market analysts also turn bullish on silver's prospects, citing a combination of geopolitical tension, industrial demand, and favourable market dynamics.
Jigar Trivedi, senior research analyst, currencies & commodities at Reliance Securities, highlighted silver's growing appeal as a safe-haven asset amid rising geopolitical tensions and trade uncertainties.
He told ET that while gold continues to hold its ground as a traditional safety net in times of crisis, Trivedi pointed out that silver is gaining an edge due to its increasing industrial demand, particularly from the electric vehicle and solar energy sectors.
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Trivedi also expected COMEX silver prices to climb to $36–$37 per ounce, with MCX silver potentially reaching Rs 1,10,000 per kg within a month. He attributed the projected gains to a weaker dollar and rising safe-haven demand and urged investors to maintain a diversified portfolio, suggesting an allocation of 12–15% in silver.
Jateen Trivedi, VP research analyst at LKP Securities, expected a structural turnaround in the white metal's price trajectory.
He pointed out that silver, after a prolonged downtrend since its 2011 peak of $49.50, began a significant upward reversal in 2020.
Silver has seen a sharp rally of nearly 60% over the past two years, with prices rising from Rs 87,000 to Rs 1,04,500 in 2025. According to Jateen, the metal could climb further to Rs 1,10,000–Rs 1,20,000 this year, driven by consistent demand from green energy industries and the ripple effects of global geopolitical tensions.
He continues to favour a buy-on-dips strategy for investors aiming to tap into the current upward trend.
Naveen Mathur, director, commodities & currencies at Anand Rathi Shares and Stock Brokers, highlighted that silver's rally to 13-year highs may be part of a larger, multi-year trend.
The recent surge in silver prices has been fuelled by a combination of strong industrial demand, safe-haven buying, and persistent trade-related uncertainties, according to Mathur.
He believed that silver is poised to outperform gold in the second half of 2025, forecasting a trading range of $38.70–$41.50 per ounce, roughly Rs 1,15,000–Rs 1,23,000 per kg in MCX futures.
Looking ahead, Mathur expects silver to climb as high as $50 per ounce globally, or Rs 1,50,000–Rs 1,70,000 per kg in the Indian market over the next three to five years. He attributes this bullish long-term view to ongoing supply deficits, with 2025 marking the fifth straight year of market shortfall.
While Kiyosaki's prediction of a sharp spike in silver prices this July may seem ambitious, the current momentum, underpinned by macroeconomic trends, strong industrial use, and tightening supply, suggests silver is likely to stay in the spotlight.
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