October 10, 2013

Jim Rogers: Set "even more serious accident"

Jim Rogers message to U.S. investors only in two words: "Be careful," said CNBC.

"The U.S. is the most indebted nation in the history of the world," said Rogers. " There may be a very strong upswing of the stock exchanges in the U.S., but it is not based on reality. I encouraged investors to understand that in the paradise of fools, to be cautious, but when people start to sing praises, saying: " I've been such a celebration and I know I have to go," he added.

For it is only a matter of time before the U.S. stock market to fall into huge problems because of the program of the U.S. Federal Reserve to stimulate the economy and its similarities in the world.

"First of all - in the entire history of the United States have occurred drops every 4 to 6 years. This means that at some point over the next few years - maximum 3 - will once again have our problems caused by any reason , "said the investor. "For instance, we had 2001 and 2002, then in 2007-2009 it became much worse. Well, the next time is going to be even worse because the debt level is much, much higher. The same vreme each country increases its debt, " he argues.

Stimulus measures of central banks such as asset purchases with printed money raise asset prices in the short term. According to Rogers, however, this is all they can do.

"This is the first time in the known history where every major central banks print money, so that the world keeps on artificial sea of ​​money. Well, one day this artificial sea will disappear and when that happens, the crash will be even more severe. Yes, this moment is approaching, " he is adamant. " If I was smart enough to be aware of when it will happen, I'd be rich," says the investor.

Although the predicted disaster, he still advises investors to sell. "I see no reason to rush and sell shares now because of these artificial events that happen," said the investor. " I do not buy U.S. stocks at the moment, but do not bet against them because they fear that could lead to a huge balloon. So I sit and watch, " he explained his position.

What would you convinced him to sell? "If the market expanded twice over the next 6 or 8 months, as has happened in the past, I would have to think whether to shorten," said Rogers. But until then, "because of the uncertainty - at least in my head - will not initiate anything," he says.

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Jim Rogers: Drop studies in business administration, teaching agriculture

American investor Jim Rogers believes that the financial sector is about to enter into a sustained downturn and therefore advises youth to pursue careers in agriculture rather than in finance , told CNBC.

"If you have young people who do not know what to do , call them not to become masters in business administration, but to graduate in agriculture ," said Rogers.

He is pessimistic about the entire financial sector . "Over the last 30 years in finance was good, but in the previous 30 , and that was not going to happen again," recalls investor . " The financial sector is in decline. In the future, the world will not revolve around finances and about the producers of real goods , "he said.

Recently and economist Robert Shiller has raised concern that " the most powerful and bright " minds do a disservice to the world , heading to the field of finance . In September column in Project Syndicate Professor of Economics at Yale University asked: " Are too many of our most talented people choose a career in finance , and more specifically in the trade speculation and others - alleged to be " unproductive " - activities? " .

In the end, there is a strong argument that the agricultural sector will offer more compelling issues to be addressed .

"We should try to feed the 9 billion people by 2050, with the same number of acres and arable land ," said Timothy Birch , dean agricultural and Manufacturing Engineering at State University of Arkansas. Describing the task as "startling " Birch noted that " opportunities for a person with a degree in agriculture now are great , but they will be absolutely superb as time ."

Rogers calculates the expected growth in the agricultural sector and investment intentions. "Recently watching shares of companies in agriculture ," he said . "I was delighted to see how many things there are to buy ," he added .

In a telephone interview from Singapore on Wednesday again sounded Rogers himself: " I persecuted degree in agriculture will get rich ."

Jim Rogers is an great investor, author and respected financial commentator. He is a regular guest on different TV programs like these of Barron's, FT, Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Fortune and CNBC. Rogers is the president of Rogers Holdings and Beeland Interests.

October 05, 2013

Jim Rogers: Set "even more serious accident"

Jim Rogers message to U.S. investors only in two words: "Be careful ," said CNBC.

"The U.S. is the most indebted nation in the history of the world ," said Rogers. " There may be a very strong upswing of the stock exchanges in the U.S., but it is not based on reality . I encouraged investors to understand that in the paradise of fools , to be cautious , but when people start to sing praises , saying : " I've been such a celebration and I know I have to go ," he added .

For it is only a matter of time before the U.S. stock market to fall into huge problems because of the program of the U.S. Federal Reserve to stimulate the economy and its similarities in the world.

"First of all - in the entire history of the United States have occurred drops every 4 to 6 years. This means that at some point over the next few years - maximum 3 - will once again have our problems caused by any reason , "said the investor . "For instance, we had 2001 and 2002 , then in 2007-2009 it became much worse . Well, the next time is going to be even worse because the debt level is much, much higher. The same vreme each country increases its debt , " he argues .

Stimulus measures of central banks such as asset purchases with printed money raise asset prices in the short term . According to Rogers , however, this is all they can do .

"This is the first time in the known history where every major central banks print money , so that the world keeps on artificial sea of ​​money. Well, one day this artificial sea will disappear and when that happens, the crash will be even more severe . Yes , this moment is approaching , " he is adamant . " If I was smart enough to be aware of when it will happen, I'd be rich ," says the investor .

Although the predicted disaster , he still advises investors to sell. "I see no reason to rush and sell shares now because of these artificial events that happen ," said the investor . " I do not buy U.S. stocks at the moment , but do not bet against them because they fear that could lead to a huge balloon. So I sit and watch , " he explained his position .

What would you convinced him to sell ? "If the market expanded twice over the next 6 or 8 months, as has happened in the past, I would have to think whether to shorten ," said Rogers. But until then, "because of the uncertainty - at least in my head - will not initiate anything," he says .

Jim Rogers is an great investor, author and respected financial commentator. He is a regular guest on different TV programs like these of Barron's, FT, Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Fortune and CNBC. Rogers is the president of Rogers Holdings and Beeland Interests.

August 10, 2013

Jim Rogers predicts the Collapse of the U.S. Dollar by 2020

Jim Rogers Interview : Dollar to Soar, Then Fail .On Aug. 1 internationally famous investor Jim Rogers was interviewed on local Lansing, Mich., radio station 1320 WILS AM .When asked about currencies, Rogers predicted that the U.S. dollar will fail before the end of this decade. The reasons for his prediction included the massive inflation of the money supply, masked by calling it quantitative easing, and the huge overspending by the U.S. government.Listen to the full interview below :

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June 24, 2013

Jim Rogers - 2014 Gold Price, Food Price, Economy & More Outlook


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June 10, 2013

Jim Rogers: Investing in Russia

"Maybe (Putin) doesn't like being treated as a KGB thug. He understands there has not been great prosperity in Russia in the past few years... I have the view that international capital is welcome in Russia. And if you go there and you invest, you will find opportunities." - in Stansberry Research

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June 03, 2013

Jim Rogers Video: Global Market Outlook


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May 28, 2013

Jim Rogers Video: Predicts Unified Korea, Talks Gold Market, Investing In Russia & Africa



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May 14, 2013

Jim Rogers Video: 2013 Predictions Gold, Silver, Economic Outlook & Investments



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April 29, 2013

Jim Rogers gives a Lecture at Baliol College, Oxford



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April 15, 2013

Jim Rogers: This May Be The Correction That Gold Needs

“This may be the correction that gold needs. If it goes down enough, I will start buying it." - in Bloomberg

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April 02, 2013

Jim Rogers Bought North Korean Gold and Silver Coins

Legendary investor Jim Rogers is buying all the North Korean coins he can get his hands on.

At a recent coin fair in Singapore, his assistant purchased 13 rare North Korean gold coins, typically featuring pictures of Korean generals, The Wall Street Journal, reported.

“He wanted to buy more, but we only had 13 left,” a representative of the state-owned Korea Pugang Coin Corp. that sold gold and silver coins at the fair, according to The Journal. It offered 20 one-ounce gold coins for 2,500 Singapore dollars ($2,014) as well as several hundred silver coins. By comparison, gold closed at $1,598 an ounce Friday.

Roger’s assistant also bought many of the silver North Korean coins being sold.

In a way, Rogers is short North Korea. “At some point down the line, North Korea will cease existing as a country. Then the value of the coins will go up,” Rogers, chairman of Rogers Holdings, said in a previous interview, the Journal noted.

“Coins and stamps are the only way I can invest in North Korea. … At some point down the line, North Korea will cease existing as a country. Then the value of the coins will go up," Rogers said in a previous interview.

Rogers also purchased most of the North Korean gold coins at last year’s Singapore coin fair.

Korea Pugang Coins mints only about 2,000 coins a year, the Journal reports, noting that North Korea has a limited gold supply. Most are sold to foreign investors and collectors at coin fairs in the Far East.
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April 01, 2013

Jim Rogers Video: Expect More Turmoil In Currencies



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March 28, 2013

Jim Rogers: There Is No Such Thing As A Sound Currency

According to Jim Rogers: "There`s not a sound currency anymore, there are sounder currencies, the Canadian Dollar, the Australian Dollar, there are some currencies the Singapore Dollar, the Rembinbi, there are some currencies that are less unsound but there is no such thing as a sound currency." - Source Yahoo Finance

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March 27, 2013

Jim Rogers Video Interview: Inflation, Money Printing, US Stocks



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March 15, 2013

Jim Rogers Video: We Are Wiping Out The Savings Class Globally



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March 02, 2013

Jim Rogers on USA and China



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February 28, 2013

Jim talks about the US outlook



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February 08, 2013

Jim Rogers Video: Global Market Outlook


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February 01, 2013

Jim Rogers : Japanese Stocks can Rally Short Term

Jim Rogers says the new Japanese Prime Minister, Shinzo Abe, won his election on promises to increase quantitative easing to jumpstart the stagnating economy.

Consequently, the Japanese yen has been depreciating and Japanese equities have been rallying on the optimistic outlook. It all may sound good and feel good to investors, “but by the end of 2013, all this will be wearing off,” Rogers warned. “We will see serious problems and ramifications down the road.”

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January 24, 2013

Jim Rogers : I have my money invested mainly in natural resources and currencies

Jim Rogers : Times have always been uncertain except when people look back, so these times are no different in that regard. First, everyone should invest only in things which he understands himself. Do not look for hot tips.

I have my money invested mainly in natural resources and currencies. I do own a few shares around the world which I have owned for years. I also have Japanese shares I bought mainly during the tsunami and in the fall of 2012 when it became clear they were going to drive down the yen. I am also short long-term government bonds in the US as well as a few stocks.

2008-2009 was the sub-prime crisis, it was followed by the sovereign debt crisis, followed by the Euro zone crisis. What is to follow or are we seeing the light at the end of the tunnel?

I am of the view that things may get worse probably by the end of 2013 and 2014, especially more turmoil in the currency markets as well as more financial difficulties in the sovereign markets.

- From cpi financial

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January 23, 2013

Jim Rogers : The Euro may Collapse after the German election in 2013

Jim Rogers :...out of Europe you are going to see currency turmoil , interest rates going to the roof , bonds defaulting , bankruptcy , it is not going to be a lot of fun it might lead to an ultimate solution , there is nothing like a crisis to cause people to address issues , but often when n they have the crisis the politicians look for the easy way instead of the right way and they just make it worse down the road.


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January 18, 2013

Jim Rogers Video: Fox Business News



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Jim Rogers is considering investing in Bulgaria

The famous American investor and financier Jim Rogers said in an interview with Gold Radio Cafe, is considering investing in Bulgaria.

Asked what he thought of the Balkans Rogers said that some countries seem to be going to change and that he particularly wants to invest in Bulgaria.

Rogers even said he recently discovered account in Bulgaria. He says that after the region, but they are not taken anything in particular except Bulgaria, adding that they would not mind to invest in Turkey.

On the question of which countries have made progress in their development and in which it invests, Rogers also mentions Myanmar and China, said that Myanmar is currently difficult to invest, although the country has made significant progress.

Rogers also said that now even his surprise, trying to invest in Russia, to which he was skeptical over 47 years, since I first visited it.

At the moment it seems the country has changed its attitude towards capitalism and the investment world and so he seeks to invest there.

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January 14, 2013

Jim Rogers: I happen to agree with Marc Faber about most things



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January 11, 2013

Jim Rogers: The world Economy is going to Collapse sometime in the next decade

Jim Rogers: Well, I don't see the end in sight—yet. Conceivably, the world economy is going to collapse sometime in the next decade. And if that happens, needless to say, then central banks are going to print even more money. It's the wrong thing to do, but commodities will benefit and be a better place to invest than stocks, or certainly better than bonds if that happens. On a historic basis, we're maybe two-thirds of the way through the commodity bull market. Normally, eight, nine, 10 years into any bull market in anything, you start to see more supply come in. But what happened in 2008 and 2009 means there is a lot of potential capacity or supply that's been deferred or delayed. So we don't have as much supply coming as we normally would in this stage of the bull market. So this bull market might last longer than most. But again, there's no reason for me to determine that yet. The bull market is still intact. I hope I'll be smart enough to recognize that a lot of capacity and a lot of supply is coming in, because that will be the end of the bull market. But that's still years away. - in bullionvault

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