Showing posts with label Jim Roger : Commodities Guru. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jim Roger : Commodities Guru. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 19, 2012

Where Jim Rogers is putting his Money ? - CNN Money 18 June 2012

If you think 2012 is scary, listen to what Jim Rogers has to say about next year, gold and China " You should be very worried about 2013 , 2014 you should be very very worried ""we had a lost decade in America we are going to have another lost decade , next year it is going to be bad for the American economy be very careful " says Jim Rogers "my Money is : I am short stocks shorting is when you think something is going to go down , I own currencies and I own commodities " 


Comments:-
I have more worries on Jim Roger's Money at this moment if he's shorting share in US/China/Asia. Special Situations's blog continue stay bearish for next few months but we will see a strong market rebounce at the end of this year (2012). Time will tell us everything! Anyways, to Jim Roger, he always a winner in commodities hedging because human population is increasing but we have limited natural resources on earth. This is mega-trend on coming years ...No doubt, he will not lose heavily if he failed in stock shorting if he's doing hedging on commodities.





Tuesday, January 3, 2012

Jim Roger's Strategy 2012

An interview of Jim Rogers on CNBC. He is short Russia, India, Long China, Brazil. He thinks that gold deserves a substantial correction after a 7-year bull market. Agriculture commodities are in shortage and will do well no matter how the world economy goes.




Thursday, November 12, 2009

Jim Rogers: Time to Buy Agricultural Commodities

If you can tell me something else where the fundamentals are so attractive…I’d be happy to put my money there,” said Jim Rogers, the famed investor and self-made billionaire in a recent interview. “But I don’t know of any other place.”


What’s he talking about? Today, we take a look and invest right alongside his idea. And it should start to pay off with the arrival of the first swallows of spring in 2010. It’s also timely now — in this weak-kneed economy — because it has traditionally held up well even in when the economy is on the ropes. Even the Great Depression couldn’t put this thing down.