Jim Rogers: How To Capitalize On Opportunities In A Changing World

My guest in this episode is a legendary investor, and returning guest, Jim Rogers. Jim Rogers is the Chairman of Rogers Holdings and Beeland Interests, Inc. 

He was the co-founder of the Quantum Fund and Soros Fund Management and he was also the creator of the Rogers International Commodities Index.

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Three things India Must Do to Attract Foreign Investment

Three parallels 1807, 1907 and 2007 that influenced Jim on his investing decisions. 

What he finds attractive about Russia and why despite India's potential, he would like to see 3 changes India needs to do to attract significant foreign investment.

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Investor Jim Rogers Sees Major Market Problems Brewing, Be Prepared Not Blindsided

The longest bull market in American history will be short lived, as macroeconomic problems will surface soon, said investor Jim Rogers, chairman of Rogers Holdings. 

“Later, this year or next year when the economies around the world are getting bad, Mr. Trump is going to blame everything on the foreigners, the Chinese, the Germans, the Japanese, everybody, and then the trade war will come back and then it’s all over,” Rogers told Kitco News.

- Source, Kitco News

Jim Rogers: Why selling China stocks now would be stupid

Legendary American investor Jim Rogers said he has increased his holdings in some Chinese stocks instead of selling them during turbulence in the Chinese market. He said selling the stocks too early could be a lifelong regret.

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Gold price correction to continue: Jim Rogers

Legendary investor Jim Rogers said Wednesday that he’s waiting out gold’s current correction and that things will likely get worse before another bull run begins.

In an interview with the Economic Times, Rogers put gold’s recent bull run in perspective:

“A correction in precious metals was long overdue…gold was up 12 years in a row. I don’t know about any asset in history which was moving up for 12 years without a declining year.”

“Normally things correct 30-40% every year or two. So, the anomaly in gold was the price action for 12 years. Now hopefully we are having a long overdue and necessary correction. It may take a bit longer for gold to make a new bottom or sound bottom, and then the bull market will continue.”

Rogers said that he’s unable to predict where the price of bullion will be by year’s end but that if it does fall lower, he hopes that he’ll “be smart enough to buy more – and silver as well.”

- Source, Mining.com