LaRouches proposals solve this problem. Listen to the webcast Lyndon gave Jan. 17th.
There is a link in all of my video shorts.
All this guy is talking about is rearainging the chairs on the Titanic. We need a new financial system that starts with the sacredness of human life. These types are all just gamblers.
He just put out a book "A Bull in China" and he lists many large-US-indices-traded and over-the-counter tickers for companies that make money off China. Still, they are equities and equities in general may be taken down globally in '08, so be cautious...
Jim's a genius, one of the best things you can do for your finances is read and study everything he says.
I've read all his books. There's a fairly good chapter about him in John Train's "Money Masters of our time". And in Jack Schwagger's "Market Wizards". You can read his past predictions. Do a Google news search of old interviews.
These guys on tv are so obsessed about the day to day, Jim sees the big picture and how it really works.
What a difference between Bloomberg and Foxnews, the reporter does not argue with the guest, he asks intelligent questions, digests the answer and follows up with relevant questions.
Inflated dollars? Sounds familiar? 2% officially to keep worker wage increases low, and actually closer to 10%. No wonder the EURO is 1.46 to the dollar versus 85 months ago. Oil and gas are needed by India and China, and will go to $200/barrel.
Yeah. Low inflation numbers also means small cost-of-living increases for pensions, social security (not that i'll ever see that!). Go check out the shadowstatistics web site by John Williams and download the Dec 2006 report, now free-of-charge but still very relevant). Also, want to add that India will really suck up the gas now that the new little car, the Nano, is affordable.
Jim Rogers is a Ron Paul supporter. My fears about the economy are more in line with Peter Schiff, yet it is good to hear Rogers say "it won't be the end of the world". However, I'll always plan for the worst and hope for the best. Buy tangibles if you are not rich enough to buy gold, invest in commodities, currency or go short. We are already in a period of mild hyper inflation and prices will go up at least twice as fast as last year.
"Wild Indian " ! From Bombay or Calcutta ?
SPEW45 2 years ago
Racist, parasitic old BASTARD ("printing money like a wild Indian").
Hope you get knocked down by a bus in Singapore Rogers, you whiney voiced, fat, ugly, OLD bastard.
donttalktomeabout 2 years ago
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take your meds
ilferrari 2 years ago
LaRouches proposals solve this problem. Listen to the webcast Lyndon gave Jan. 17th.
There is a link in all of my video shorts.
All this guy is talking about is rearainging the chairs on the Titanic. We need a new financial system that starts with the sacredness of human life. These types are all just gamblers.
LaRoucheisright 4 years ago
WHAT IF i could invest in agricultural commodities in China? would that be good?
ccashel 4 years ago
He just put out a book "A Bull in China" and he lists many large-US-indices-traded and over-the-counter tickers for companies that make money off China. Still, they are equities and equities in general may be taken down globally in '08, so be cautious...
zc751c 4 years ago
Jim's a genius, one of the best things you can do for your finances is read and study everything he says.
I've read all his books. There's a fairly good chapter about him in John Train's "Money Masters of our time". And in Jack Schwagger's "Market Wizards". You can read his past predictions. Do a Google news search of old interviews.
These guys on tv are so obsessed about the day to day, Jim sees the big picture and how it really works.
jb2134 4 years ago
Yes! He has a plethora of great essays of his web site BEELAND. I printed them and made a damn book. Worth more than many of my MBA classes!
zc751c 4 years ago
What a difference between Bloomberg and Foxnews, the reporter does not argue with the guest, he asks intelligent questions, digests the answer and follows up with relevant questions.
xdir 4 years ago 5
Whaddaya bet our XDIR is a Lefty ?
You gotta love 'em.
JimboWHO 3 years ago
Thank you so much!
sh200kr 4 years ago
$2.35 for a bell pepper at Walmart?!
I remember when they were a dime!
truthsabre7 4 years ago 4
Inflated dollars? Sounds familiar? 2% officially to keep worker wage increases low, and actually closer to 10%. No wonder the EURO is 1.46 to the dollar versus 85 months ago. Oil and gas are needed by India and China, and will go to $200/barrel.
What a mess.
Yourdeadmeat69 4 years ago 4
Yeah. Low inflation numbers also means small cost-of-living increases for pensions, social security (not that i'll ever see that!). Go check out the shadowstatistics web site by John Williams and download the Dec 2006 report, now free-of-charge but still very relevant). Also, want to add that India will really suck up the gas now that the new little car, the Nano, is affordable.
zc751c 4 years ago
Jim Rodgers, Peter Schiff and Jim Puplava are all worth listening to!
UnderseaCaveman 4 years ago 5
I would add Marc Faber to you list.
CBound 4 years ago
Yes, like
UnderseaCaveman 4 years ago
i would include Nuriel Roubini
DOLLARCRASH2 4 years ago
Jim Rogers is a Ron Paul supporter. My fears about the economy are more in line with Peter Schiff, yet it is good to hear Rogers say "it won't be the end of the world". However, I'll always plan for the worst and hope for the best. Buy tangibles if you are not rich enough to buy gold, invest in commodities, currency or go short. We are already in a period of mild hyper inflation and prices will go up at least twice as fast as last year.
InTheSticks1881 4 years ago 9
Jim Rogers supports Ron Paul...the others are idiots.
gabeh73 4 years ago 7