Introduces the historic price surge in gold ($5,040) and silver ($113, up 10%) at the Vancouver conference, framing it as a repricing of global collateral and fiat currencies bleeding out.
Jeremy Saffron
Robert Kiyosaki
Silver is the metal of the information age and the backbone of technology/AI. China has declared it strategic, creating scarcity as it's essential for things like missiles.
Asks about younger investors waking up to metals and the significance of silver's price move.
Jeremy Saffron
Robert Kiyosaki
When gold and silver move in unison, it signals the dollar is going to fail. The smart money is dumping 'fake money' (US dollar) and buying gold and silver.
Asks to debunk rumors that Kiyosaki sold all his metals for Bitcoin in 2025.
Jeremy Saffron
Robert Kiyosaki
Denies selling metals. His metals are stored in Switzerland, a reference to 1933 gold confiscation. Calls fiat 'toilet paper'.
Asks about his $27,000 gold target and the price path for silver.
Jeremy Saffron
Robert Kiyosaki
Cites Jim Rickards' computation that gold should be $27,000 today. Reiterates Ray Dalio's three phases of money: short-term debt, long-term debt, war. States China is going to 'kick our asses' and take the reserve currency from the US.
Asks about AI and debt causing a potential banking collapse.
Jeremy Saffron
Robert Kiyosaki
AI is a bubble that will cause job losses, similar to the dot-com era. It will replace attorneys and accountants. Urges moving to 'stable money' (gold/silver) as fast as possible.
Robert Kiyosaki
The Fed and most school teachers are Marxist, leading to high taxes and the rich leaving states like California. America was founded as a tax-free nation.
Asks if he's still investing in mining juniors and which metal will outperform.
Jeremy Saffron
Robert Kiyosaki
Attends the conference to learn and meet miners directly, avoiding financial planners who just sell ETFs (SLV/GLD). Doesn't follow short-term prices; is a long-term holder.