2025 has been particularly favorable for metals, as gold and silver both have continued to break new records. Both the assets have surged dramatically over the year, with silver emerging as the top asset, surging over 100%. That being said, one analyst thinks that silver is more bankable than others and is poised to surge more in 2026.
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Analyst Believes Silver’s Next Target Is $200
Per Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, the expert believes that silver is currently on a path towards prosperity, eyeing a new price spot of $200 in the near future.
“SILVER over $70. GREAT NEWS for gold and silver stackers. BAD NEWS for FAKE MONEY savers. I am concerned $70 silver may signal hyperinflation in 5 years as the fake $ keeps losing value. Don’t be a loser. Fake dollars will continue to lose purchasing power as silver goes to $200 in 2026. Take care.”
The rising geopolitical uncertainties have made investors wary of the dollar. This narrative is fueling the rise of metals, with gold and silver taking the lead.
“Gold surged close to $4,500 per ounce, and silver hovered just below $70, driven by US interest rate cuts, a weaker dollar, and safe-haven demand amid global uncertainty.” Per Reuters
Silver Immediate Price Targets
According to Rashad Hajiyev, silver has just broken out of a 45-year-old cup and handle formation, resulting in this monstrous price rally. Hajiyev later adds how silver may ultimately hit $75 to $80 by January 2026.
“I am pretty sure that too many traders and investors missed silver’s rally simply because they did not realize what happened upon the breakout of a 45-year cup & handle formation. Those who did not buy are still waiting for a pullback… Since the breakout above the 2011 high, silver is up 46% in a little less than 2 months. Only in December so far silver has gained 28%. My immediate target for early January 2026, standing at $75 – 80, is that too far anymore…
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