Robert Kiyosaki flips his gold stance after weeks of waiting

The hardest thing in investing is not picking the bottom. It is admitting you cannot, then watching someone you respect announce that they just did.

Every falling market eventually produces a confident voice declaring the turn is in. Most are early. Some are flat wrong. A few are loud enough that millions act on the call before the chart agrees.

The trap underneath it is the one that empties accounts every cycle. Prices slide, conviction wobbles, and a plan to hold for a decade shrinks into a plan to sell by the weekend. Small investors buy near tops and bail near bottoms because they let the number on the screen think for them.

For most of this month, one of the most-followed names in personal finance preached the opposite. He told his millions of followers he would not reach for a falling knife in the metals market, and would wait for the charts to confirm a reversal before adding an ounce.

Then he changed his mind. Robert Kiyosaki, the author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad," now says gold has made its turn, and he is buying.

In a June 26 post on X (the former Twitter), Kiyosaki wrote that gold rose $62 in the day after he bought it and floated a far bigger number for where it goes n

Fuente original: Yahoo Finance (https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/commodities/articles/robert-kiyosaki-flips-gold-stance-202300452.html)