Jim Rogers is an amazingly smart investor who co-founded the Quantum Fund with George Soros in 1973. By 1983 the fund gained more than 4000 percent.
Wednesday, September 26, 2018
Monday, September 24, 2018
Everybody is now trying to get rid of the US dollar
Jim Rogers talked to RT news on why the US Dollar could see some changes in the coming years. He is still bullish on the US Dollar but only because it is considered a "safe haven".
"In the next few years the American dollar is going to lose its position as the world’s reserve currency and the world’s medium of exchange. People don’t like Washington’s power, so they are moving away and finding ways to get away from the dollar. It has happened throughout history, it happened to the pound sterling, you know the rest of that story."
Jim Rogers is an amazingly smart investor who co-founded the Quantum Fund with George Soros in 1973. By 1983 the fund gained more than 4000 percent.
"In the next few years the American dollar is going to lose its position as the world’s reserve currency and the world’s medium of exchange. People don’t like Washington’s power, so they are moving away and finding ways to get away from the dollar. It has happened throughout history, it happened to the pound sterling, you know the rest of that story."
Jim Rogers is an amazingly smart investor who co-founded the Quantum Fund with George Soros in 1973. By 1983 the fund gained more than 4000 percent.
Monday, September 17, 2018
Jim Rogers at the Money Show San Francisco 2018
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Jim Rogers is a legendary investor who co-founded the Quantum Fund with George Soros in 1973. By 1983 the fund gained more than 4000 percent.
Monday, September 10, 2018
The US hurting itself by putting sanctions on Turkey
The US has slapped financial sanctions on two Turkish ministers and then doubled its steel and aluminum tariffs on Turkey. This has had the effect of Turkey's two ministers have their assets and properties under US jurisdiction frozen. Also the sanctions mean, US persons will be prohibited from engaging in financial transactions with them. Jim Rogers spoke with Anadolu Agency recently on the sanctions. Read his thoughts below in quotes.
"It is madness. I have no idea why America is doing this. Turkey has been a long-term ally of the U.S. and NATO. In my view, it is hurting America in the long run. And we will hurt ourselves more than we hurt anyone."
"Throughout history sanctions had very rarely had much an effect for the long term. Eventually, markets have always figured out the way, get around the sanctions. Some people would call black market, some people call it parallel market, some people call it smart market."
Sell off in Turkish asset prices could present a buying opportunity for sophisticated investors
"I have been noticing normally .... when something like this happens you take advantage of it by buying. It’s usually an opportunity to buy things. If you are smart enough to do it, it comes out very well, two years, five years later. I have not done anything yet. Just because I have been traveling a lot. But, I certainly see what is happening. I would be probably buying Turkey now. Normally smart people are buying now."
US sanctions could help bring other countries together
"What America has been doing recently [is] making China great again. China, Russia and Iran and now Turkey are getting closer and closer together. This cannot be good for America. I mean, I am an American citizen. But I see Russia, China, Iran, Turkey are getting closer and closer. Five years ago, there were no Chinese. You go to the Red Square now, it is full of Chinese. I am sure it will be full of Russians and Chinese in Istanbul soon. Chinese have a lot of money these days. America has a lot of debt."
VIA aa.com.tr/en/economy/time-to-invest-in-turkish-assets-investment-guru-says/1247038
"It is madness. I have no idea why America is doing this. Turkey has been a long-term ally of the U.S. and NATO. In my view, it is hurting America in the long run. And we will hurt ourselves more than we hurt anyone."
"Throughout history sanctions had very rarely had much an effect for the long term. Eventually, markets have always figured out the way, get around the sanctions. Some people would call black market, some people call it parallel market, some people call it smart market."
Sell off in Turkish asset prices could present a buying opportunity for sophisticated investors
"I have been noticing normally .... when something like this happens you take advantage of it by buying. It’s usually an opportunity to buy things. If you are smart enough to do it, it comes out very well, two years, five years later. I have not done anything yet. Just because I have been traveling a lot. But, I certainly see what is happening. I would be probably buying Turkey now. Normally smart people are buying now."
US sanctions could help bring other countries together
"What America has been doing recently [is] making China great again. China, Russia and Iran and now Turkey are getting closer and closer together. This cannot be good for America. I mean, I am an American citizen. But I see Russia, China, Iran, Turkey are getting closer and closer. Five years ago, there were no Chinese. You go to the Red Square now, it is full of Chinese. I am sure it will be full of Russians and Chinese in Istanbul soon. Chinese have a lot of money these days. America has a lot of debt."
VIA aa.com.tr/en/economy/time-to-invest-in-turkish-assets-investment-guru-says/1247038
Tuesday, September 4, 2018
US markets looks like it can go higher. You can have one final move higher.
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Gold
“Before this is over, gold could turn into a very overpriced asset, it might even turn into a bubble.”
“I’m still waiting for $950 an ounce, or something like that.
Zimbabwe might be worth considering as an investment
“I’m buying Zimbabwe. Zimbabwe was ruined for 40 years by a crazy dictator. There’s a new guy, he may be worse, he may be better, but he’s certainly different, so you should think about Zimbabwe.
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