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Gold rises $62 after buying, Robert Kiyosaki notes

Gold rises $62 after buying, Robert Kiyosaki notes
Gold jumps as technical analysis stressed

Robert Kiyosaki reported a positive move in gold prices after making a recent purchase. Kiyosaki noted that gold is up $62 since he bought it yesterday, referencing the potential for a further bull run to $35,000 based on analysis from Jim Rickards.

He emphasized the importance of technical analysis for improving financial education and investment decision-making.

Kiyosaki recently reiterated his long-term forecast for gold to reach $35,000 an ounce by 2035, following a session in which prices climbed over $100 in a day as reported here. Earlier, he highlighted a period of declining gold prices and noted the importance of analyzing market conditions before making new purchases, according to a previous update. His latest comments continue his focus on market signals and investment timing.

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