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Could Be Last Time You Can Buy Gold Below $2,000: Robert Kiyosaki

source-logo  u.today 14 July 2020 03:50, UTC

The author of the "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" book of financial competence and renowned advocate of gold and Bitcoin, Robert Kiyosaki, intends to buy more gold while it is still trading below $2,000.

The Tea Cup XAU pattern detected

Robert Kiyosaki has taken to Twitter to share the news that the gold chart provided by Kitco is indicating a tea cup pattern.

Image via kitco.com/charts

This formation is usually interpreted as a bullish one that extends the upward trend. With this in mind, the "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" author stated that he intends to purchase more gold, while he expects other market participants to start selling.

Kiyosaki believes that this could be the last time gold is trading below the $2,000 mark.

Image via @therealkiyosaki

He does sound similar to Bitcoin maximalists, though, who have boastfully tweeted several times this year--when Bitcoin came close to this major resistance level--that BTC would never be trading below $10,000 again.

At press time, gold is trading at $1,802 and Bitcoin is changing hands at $9,250, ranging from $9,000 to $9,400.

Major gold bug justifies stimulus check recipients

Another grand gold supporter (and Bitcoin hater), Peter Schiff, has been criticizing the PPP bailouts recently, saying that those major companies (including a number of top blockchain companies) had to lie to pretend they needed those stimulus funds.

Schiff admits that it was wrong for average US residents to accept those survival checks too. But he justifies the latter, stating that they actually needed the money--unlike the companies--and did not have to lie to get their checks.

Image via @PeterSchiff

The crypto community expects continuous quantitative easing measures to devalue the USD in the mid- to long-term and allow the price of Bitcoin to skyrocket.

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