The author of the renowned personal finance book "Rich Dad Poor Dad" has issued a warning, pointing out that global debt and inflation levels will continue to climb, while reiterating a long-term bullish stance on gold and silver. Sharing his views on social media, the seasoned investor noted that although the precious metals market has recently experienced a significant pullback, this presents an entry opportunity for investors.

According to market data, gold prices have retreated from a high of $5,405 to $4,006, while silver prices have fallen from $118 to $56. In response, the investor stated that such price fluctuations are not unexpected. He argued that many speculators tend to buy at market peaks but panic sell during plunges, which is the real mistake. He believes the current global economy is falling into serious trouble, and central banks and government agencies are not only unable to solve the problems but may themselves be part of the problem.

Notably, the largest U.S. gold ETF just recorded a quarterly fund outflow totaling $14 billion. This phenomenon occurred against the backdrop of multiple challenges facing the global economy, including the rise of emerging economies, deteriorating U.S. economic conditions, and concerns over massive layoffs triggered by artificial intelligence technology. The recent flow of funds into AI-related tech stocks and semiconductor stocks has also contributed to the decline in gold prices to some extent.

Nevertheless, inflation concerns and the demand for central banks worldwide to increase gold reserves continue to support the precious metals market. In the investor's view, the future of monetary history will usher in a turbulent period. Even facing potential continued severe market volatility, he remains convinced that precious metals are the best safe-haven asset to cope with rising debt and inflation risks.