Beat The Street With Jim Rogers, 2021 Investing Tips from a Financial Guru

Jim Rogers: If I had Apple and Tencent, I would have sold them by now

Jim Rogers asks investors to not follow hot tips, do your own research

Jim Rogers: Silver, Agriculture, Energy are 3 asset classes I would invest in for next decade

Commodities Guru Jim Rogers Author, Street Smarts: Adventures on the Road and in the Markets believes that the only cheap asset class he sees are commodities. 

“We're in the midst of a regular correction in the Dollar. I expect there to be problems this year and next year and that will make US$ attractive. I am still long the US Dollar,” he says. Rogers is of the view that agriculture has been bad for a long time now. 

“I believe the Agri rally will continue and beaten down industries like transportation, tourism, entertainment will revive. Tech is not for me, it’s very expensive right now.” 

The excessive money printing, borrowing and spending are not good for the next generation according to Rogers. “Silver, agriculture, energy are the 3 classes where I would invest for the next decade.

- Source, ET NOW

Market crash coming? Jim Rogers says not yet; invest in these ‘hated’ assets

There’s simply too much money injected into the monetary system by central banks to allow a sizeable bear market to take place soon, said Jim Rogers, investor and chairman of Rogers Holdings.

Jim Rogers: Legendary Investor Warns Of Great Depression

The next bear market will be the worst in at least 78 years

‘It’s good to be old. Young people have a very bleak future ahead of them.’

That’s Jim Rogers, the 78-year-old co-founder of George Soros’s Quantum Fund, once again hammering home the idea that the flood of money flowing from central banks are artificially keeping markets around the world afloat and will ultimately lead to disaster.

“If you look out the window, you’ll see printing presses everywhere,” Rogers explained in an interview with the Peak Prosperity blog. “You know what happened to all the other countries in history that have gotten themselves deep into debt… it hasn’t been pretty.”

To gird against such weakness, Rogers pointed out that commodities, as you can see from this chart highlighted in the blog post, are offering an historic bargain relative to equity valuations:

- Source, The Market Watch

Jim Rogers advice to stay rich, says "Avoid the perils of investing in the unknown"

Legend Jim Rogers on Competition and Cooperation

Jim Rogers Shares 3 Tips to Survive Coming Economic Meltdown; Gold, Silver Will See Mania

Famed investor Jim Rogers, who co-founded the Quantum Fund with George Soros speaks with Daniela Cambone about the coming economic meltdown and how to prepare. 

"Learn about gold and silver because they will go into a period of mania," the author of Hot Commodities said. 

"I'm always shocked to see how little people know about the world, money and investing," Rogers said speaking from his home in Singapore. 

On the topic of the markets ahead of the U.S. election, Rogers said politicians will do anything now to keep it afloat, "you should be more worried about 2021."

- Source, Stansberry Research

Investment legend Jim Rogers on China, Technology, and Global Finance

Mr. Jim Rogers is an investment legend and the co-founder of the phenomenally successful Quantum hedge fund. Author of several best-sellers, designer of the eponymous commodity index, and guest professor at Columbia Business School, Mr. Rogers is known for his original analysis and his candor in knowledge sharing. 

Described as Indiana Jones of finance by Time magazine, he spent many years traveling the world, developed financial acumen pertaining to frontier markets. 

Consistently bullish on China, Mr. Rogers spoke with us amidst the global coronavirus pandemic about the on-going trade war and tech war between the US and China, the stimulus, and the future of global trade and finance. 

With Huawei at the center of the global technology competition, Mr. Rogers shed wisdom, drawn from history, on the shifts of global technological leadership over the modern Industrial Era. 

He believes that the best approach is to welcome global technological competition and for countries to continue to open up, including America and China. 

Drawing lessons from the abysmal 1930s, he warned against the rise of isolationism and protectionism, spoke out against the relentless money printing by central banks, shared his optimism about China, discarded the idea that TikTok constitutes a security or privacy threat.

- Source, Hey China!

Jim Rogers: Is India Still Attractive Among Investors?