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16/1/2014
20:04
Question is:
Is Gold a store of value Or
Should you sit in cash and buy stocks when everyone else runs for the door?
Great thread, keep it up, have a good year!

elmfield
16/1/2014
19:52
Jim Rogers: Rising Thai ETF Makes Sense
By Hung Tran
January 15, 2014
Related ETFs: THD
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Unrest in Thailand is turning from ugly to uglier, as protesters, who held a massive anti-government rally in Bangkok on Monday, are now looking to ramp up protests by seizing the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET). But investors seem to be looking past the current crisis.

Indeed, the $517 million iShares MSCI Thailand Capped Fund (THD | B-96), the only pure-play Thai-focused ETF, has been humming along over the past week, seemingly impervious to the storm clouds gathering in Bangkok. The fund is up 3.5 percent over the past week, though it is down 2.8 percent year-to-date.

That's exactly how it should be, according to Jim Rogers, the legendary commodity investor



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traderabc
16/1/2014
19:50
Nice..

Nigel Farage - "Mr Samaras, you're not in charge of Greece"

traderabc
16/1/2014
19:49
Rogers: Why I'm trying to invest more in North Korea
15 Jan 2014 | 14:07
Julia Rampen

Categories: Investment

Topics: Jim rogers | Asia | Emerging markets | Advanced frontier markets


Legendary investor Jim Rogers is trying to find new ways to invest in North Korea, having dipped his toe into the market by purchasing stamps and coins from the communist state.

Speaking to investors at Skagen's New Year Conference in London, Rogers (pictured) said his search for North Korean investments stems in part from an expectation that the country will merge with South Korea in future, thereby raising asset prices.

traderabc
16/1/2014
19:48
Jim Rogers spoke at SKAGEN Fondenes New Years's Conference
traderabc
13/1/2014
21:08
Excellent results with huge increase in profits.

On-line side still growing strongly and 2 new physical sites = more growth to come there as well.

jeff h
09/1/2014
16:15
Results Monday
jeff h
06/1/2014
13:51
Jim Rogers Warns "Bernanke Has Set The Stage For The Fed's Collapse"

With Bernanke's term due to expire in January, Jim Rogers warns Mineweb that the Fed-head will be remembered as "the guy who set the stage for the demise of the Central Bank in America. We've had three central banks in America. The first two disappeared. This one's going to disappear too in the next decade." With precious metals, bonds, and stock markets obsessing over Fed actions, Rogers says, in the next 10 years or so, "People will realise that these guys have led us down a terrible path," and collapse is "not a possibility," he adds, "it's a probability."

traderabc
06/1/2014
13:46
The last post could explain this..



The Federal Reserve is Hiring Lots of New Armed Police Officers


Mirroring trend seen across federal government

Paul Joseph Watson
Prison Planet.com
January 6, 2014

Mirroring a trend seen across the federal government, the Federal Reserve is hiring a raft of new police officers and security guards, developments that some see as preparation for civil unrest.

Despite only being as "federal" as Federal Express, the Federal Reserve central banking system has its own law enforcement arm, officers belonging to which are lawfully allowed to be armed both on and off duty, including with semi-automatic pistols, assault rifles and submachine guns.

Ads posted on job websites catering for the Federal Reserve suggest that demand for law enforcement personnel and protection officers is increasing.

traderabc
06/1/2014
13:34
Billionaires Dumping Stocks, Economist Knows Why

Despite the 6.5% stock market rally over the last three months, a handful of billionaires are quietly dumping their American stocks . . . and fast.

Warren Buffett, who has been a cheerleader for U.S. stocks for quite some time, is dumping shares at an alarming rate. He recently complained of "disappointing performance" in dyed-in-the-wool American companies like Johnson & Johnson, Procter & Gamble, and Kraft Foods.

In the latest filing for Buffett's holding company Berkshire Hathaway, Buffett has been drastically reducing his exposure to stocks that depend on consumer purchasing habits. Berkshire sold roughly 19 million shares of Johnson & Johnson, and reduced his overall stake in "consumer product stocks" by 21%. Berkshire Hathaway also sold its entire stake in California-based computer parts supplier Intel.

With 70% of the U.S. economy dependent on consumer spending, Buffett's apparent lack of faith in these companies' future prospects is worrisome.

Unfortunately Buffett isn't alone.



Watch the video


Wiedemer's video interview also contains a comprehensive blueprint for economic survival that's really commanding global attention.

Now viewed over 40 million times, it was initially screened for a relatively small, private audience. But the overwhelming amount of feedback from viewers who felt the interview should be widely publicized came with consequences, as various online networks repeatedly shut it down and affiliates refused to house the content.

"People were sitting up and taking notice, and they begged us to make the interview public so they could easily share it," said Newsmax Financial Publisher Aaron DeHoog.

"Our real concern," DeHoog added, "is the effect even if only half of Wiedemer's predictions come true.

Video is quite long and can't be paused.

traderabc
03/1/2014
16:31
Published on 26 Dec 2013

Jim Rogers On Rand Radio Interview [FULL] - US Economy, Fed Money Printing, Gold Price Predictions.

traderabc
03/1/2014
13:56
Whatever Cat, I've grown tired of arguing with people like you.


JIM ROGERS Talks about his TRAVELS around the WORLD & TRUTH About World ECONOMY & POLITICS

traderabc
24/12/2013
16:17
He has got everything wrong since he made his first lump of jammy money.
I'm surprised he has anything left.

cat
24/12/2013
15:20
Regular Jim Rogers info
traderabc
24/12/2013
15:19
If any one is still visiting this thread, have a happy Christmas and a prosperous new year.

:)

traderabc
24/12/2013
15:18
Thursday, December 12, 2013
Jim Rogers : How to Protect Your Portfolio in 2014
Jim Rogers on How to Protect Your Portfolio in 2014

traderabc
24/12/2013
15:15
JIM ROGERS - I FLUKED my way to SUCCESS
traderabc
24/12/2013
15:14
Jim Rogers: "US Heading for Disaster. Be Prepared"

Thursday, 12/12/2013 12:26
Nowhere near enough US gold to support the Dollar against America's debts...

SPEAKING last night to my New York Markets Live radio show online, Jim Rogers forecast a nasty outlook for the global and especially US economy, writes Miguel Perez-Santalla at BullionVault.

"In 1918," Jim Rogers explained, "the UK was the richest most powerful nation on earth. Within a generation it was in economic chaos, and within 3 generations it was bankrupt and the IMF had to bail them out. They couldn't sell government bonds things got so bad."

Today the United States looks a lot like it could suffer the same loss of wealth and power as the UK began 100 years ago, says Jim Rogers. Most particularly:
"I'm afraid that...right now there's no restriction on the Federal Reserve at all, and at the same time there's no restriction on Congress anymore. They keep making these deals to put off any kind of serious cutbacks.

"[Policymakers] everywhere are under no constraint. Central banks can print as much as they want, the governments spend as much as they want. So there's no reason this can't go on for a while, because any corrections due to tapering will probably be temporary."
Why temporary? Because central banks will panic at the first sign of trouble, and go straight back to money printing again. "Until, eventually," thinks Jim Rogers, "the market's going to say we say we're not gonna take this garbage anymore, this is absurd.
"This is not going to be fun. Don't think I'm looking forward to this. It's going to be a disaster. I don't see the bureaucrats coming to their senses, so it's going to be the markets, and it's going to mean a lot of unpleasant times.

"You're already seeing social unrest in many countries, and it's going to get a lot worse I assure you."
Jim Rogers told me, when I asked for his thoughts on this year's strong rise in stock markets, that thanks to quantitative easing and zero interest rates there is now "an artificial sea of liquidity and it's going into stocks.
"This is a lot of fun for those participating. But the overall situation is getting worse and worse. We're all going to have to live with the consequences of printing money."
So drilling down, what effect might the much-awaited tapering of QE by the US Fed in 2014 have on the economy? Jim Rogers thinks:
"These guys are academics and bureaucrats. I suspect the first time they do come to their senses and start to cut back it will lead to some kind of correction, markets going down everywhere. So they will panic and they will start printing again.

"We've had economic slowdowns every 4-6 years in America...In 2008 it got worse and worse and worse, because the debt so much higher. Look out the window. You can probably see the debt rising! It's like the beanstalk.

"Whether it's 2014, 2015, whenever [the downturn] comes next time it's gonna be much much worse, because the debt is so much higher.

"Be careful. Be worried. Be prepared."
On the other side of that crisis, I asked, might the United States' gold reserves help support the Dollar in some new currency regime?

"I don't know that it's there," Jim Rogers said. "I have no reason to assume it's not, except that there's not been a proper audit of America's gold in decades, if ever."

Even if the US government does indeed hold the 8,133 tonnes of gold bullion reserves it reports, "It's not nearly enough to back the Dollar," he went on.
"Because we're the largest debtor nation in history – trillions and trillions of dollars."

traderabc
05/12/2013
19:20
Jim Rogers Cautions "Be Prepared, Be Worried, And Be Careful... This Is Going To End Badly"




Zero Hedge
December 5, 2013

"Eventually, the whole world is going to collapse," Jim Rogers chides a disquieted CBC anchor as he explains the reality that, "we in the West have staggering debts. The United States is the largest debtor nation in the history of the world," adding that "this is going to end badly."

However, the co-founder of Soros' Quantum fund is convinced that the commodity super-cycle is far from over, but driven by supply constraints (and cost increases) as opposed to demand from higher growth. The following interview provides more color on his commodity view as he re-iterates his bullish stance on Ag (with sugar a focus) and Natural Gas (some harsh natural realities coming), warning "don't get too excited about fracking," when he talks energy products.

Rogers, in his inimitable way, sums up the state iof euphoria that many markets find themselves in thus, "we are all floating around on a sea of artificial liquidity right now. This is not going to last."

On the end of the commodity super-cycle:
"Commodities have pulled back, but I would remind you that in all bull markets there are periods of correction.

In 1987 – during the great bull market in stocks – stocks went down 40 to 80 per cent around the world; again in 1989, 1990, 1994, etc. Every time people said the bull market's over, but it wasn't. I think that's what's happening with commodities now."

On the next crisis:
"2008 was so much worse than 2000 because the debt was so much higher, you wait until 2014 or 2015 when the next crisis hits...

debt has gone through the roof, the next one's gonna be really bad"

His final words:
"Be prepared, be worried, and be careful"

traderabc
29/11/2013
17:05
Nov 25, 2013, 05.28 PM IST Pick China over India; oil likely to fall: Jim Rogers Jim Rogers said, the crude prices could see a bottom in the short-term, which in turn could galvanize OPEC into taking action because the OPEC have not cut back on their spending and would need to keep the prices up.


The impact of Iran nuclear deal may not lead to new oil supply but it is clear that oil market is ready for a correction, said Jim Rogers, chairman of Rogers Holdings in an interview to CNBC-TV18. Rogers said crude prices could see a bottom in the short-term, which in turn could galvanize OPEC into taking action. The OPEC so far hasn't cut back on their spending and would need to keep the prices up, he feels."We will probably hit some kind of bottom if we have panic selling; that usually means we are getting towards bottom and it looks like there is panic selling," he said. Commenting on the aggressive reform steps taken by China, Rogers suggested buying stocks in China. He thinks the steps are positive for pharma and agri sectors. So, at presen he prefers China over India. He said: "The Chinese have said we are going to take dramatic action. I believe that usually when they say they are going to do something dramatic they do, they follow-through." Meanwhile, Rogers does not see any real end of QE until the market forces Fed to do so, although there could be temporary attempts at tapering. Rogers said: "The Japanese are not going stop. The Americans are not going to stop. The English are not going to stop. The Europeans have said we will do whatever it takes, so I do not see anything stopping this until eventually the market just says we are not going to take it anymore and then there will be a crisis and then the market may force them to stop."

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traderabc
29/11/2013
17:04
Exclusive Interview with Jim Rogers: QE, currency wars, gold and inflation


In this revealing interview with Birch Gold Group, Jim Rogers, legendary investor and author, explains just how badly Quantitative Easing and ongoing currency wars are damaging the U.S. economy, and why it's so important for any person to protect their savings with physical gold and silver.

traderabc
26/11/2013
20:47
UKIP Nigel Farage predicted everything
traderabc
26/11/2013
10:53
Pick China over India; oil likely to fall: Jim Rogers
traderabc
20/11/2013
17:51
Jim Rogers Says "Abolish the Fed and Resign"
traderabc
19/11/2013
13:52
Jim Rogers: We're Going To Be Destroyed By The Fed's QE
traderabc
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