Showing posts with label farm land. Show all posts
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Tuesday, March 17, 2009

Jimmy Rogers -- China stocks, commodity prices and civil unrest says Rogers

"Some day when you come here and everyone says the world has come to an end. That'll be the time to buy."

~ Jim Rogers.





ROGERS HOLDINGS' JIM ROGERS ON BTV ASIA AND LIVE

March 17 -- Jim Rogers, chairman of Singapore-based Rogers Holdings, talks with Television about the outlook for China stocks, commodity prices and the U.S. banking industry.

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U.S. Bailouts Add to Risk of Depression, Rogers Says (Update2)
By Chua Kong Ho and Bernard Lo


March 17 (Bloomberg) -- The U.S. risks sending the world into a depression as its bailouts of failed companies rob healthy businesses of capital, investor Jim Rogers said.

“The U.S. is taking assets from competent people and giving them to incompetent people,” said Rogers, chairman of Singapore-based Rogers Holdings and the author of books including “Investment Biker” and “Adventure Capitalist.” “That’s bad economics.”

The U.S. government should let American International Group Inc., whose fourth-quarter loss was the worst in corporate history, go bankrupt, Rogers added in a Bloomberg Television interview today. Congress approved a $700 billion bank bailout package in October, and President Barack Obama’s administration has suggested it may need an additional $750 billion.

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Marc Faber says he grows "good stuff," which makes you very happy ... HAHA

One of my favorite investment guru's, made a appearance on Asia Confidential, hosted by one of my favorite live commentator's from Bloomberg's Asia Crew, Bernie Lo.

Basically echoing a long term trend, described by other investors around the world. Faber explains in a casual manner how power is slowly shifts towards those who produce actual consumables like food, versus derivatives traders.






Marc Faber asked about investing in farmland said that they have a farmland in New Zealand and there they don't grow hashish but in northern Thailand "they" (people?) grow good stuff.