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  • Does Ron ever get anything right?

  • Over 1 month MSFT up 10%, Silver down 10%, Gold (too bubbly to fall that hard for now) down 6%. Small, despicable, power-hungry little man. Die already ;)

  • a clueless show, if you don't count Jim's contribution.

  • On March 1, 2006, Insana left his anchor duties when his contract at CNBC expired to start his own hedge fund, Insana Capital Partners. In August, 2008 the fund ceased operations and he joined SAC Capital Advisors in an unknown capacity. On February 27, 2009, Mr. Insana left SAC Capital. He is now planning on returning to the media industry.

    'Nuff said!

  • @crownpoolnspa from Zero to Zero, in no time :))

  • this slant eye looks constipated

  • These media whores just don't get it. They want you to buy bullshit paper and stocks; things that have no real value.

  • @mikailmari Engineers aren't smart...They're robots. You may build a bridge,computer or design software.... because it's written into stone. Engineers can't see around corners... and markets aren't written into stone. 10 years from now...if you're financially better off because you could guess where the markets were going...than good for you. If you flunk that test of life...than .....
  • @frickadele Hey frickadele what makes you say engineers aren't smart? They're responsible for the greatest achievements in the last 5,000 years. It takes a lot of creative thinking and ingenuity to come up with the inventions they have used to better the lives of billions of people. And as for the robot remark, which people do you believe designed and built that robot? You're CLUELESS... What do you mean engineers can't see around corners? You should really do some research on history GET A CLUE

  • @JH19a Engineers ARE the builders of the world... NO doubt about that! But FEW engineers ARE the "innovators". MOST!?!....are problem solvers. Solving a problem... of a variable... that they have all the answers at hand and just have to figure out how to do it... is not god worthy. Money making....on the other hand.... is far more....UNPREDICTABLE..... unless you're REALLY in tuned with trends... OR...you're an insider, which is cheating.
  • I'm sick of hearing these talking heads...

    asking Jim what he's buying.

    Jim...must be bored out of his mind.

    I know that I am...listening to the same questions

    and hearing the same answers.

  • Would take Rogers positions rather than Ron Insana's. Rogers is a proven successful investor, Insana is a journalist.

  • Hey Jimmy Rogers, do us all a favor and check out RevolutionPAC. WINK WINK!! :)

  • i need to learn mandarin & fast. yikes!

  • Jim sounds healthy. That makes me happy. :D

  • Hey guys, we have some great stocks to sell you :)

  • everything they are saying at the end would lend credence to what Jim was saying. The actually physical market in agriculture is in a boom.

  • Commodities prices get destroyed in* major (economic) downturns. Another problem is the pisspoor management and contango with these commodities ETFs which are the most readily available way for the common investor to get exposure to these commodities. Buyer beware. Not saying Jim Rogers is wrong, but if he's no market timer, don't be surprised when you find your fingers missing when catching falling knives.

  • Why is that noob's opinion presented right after Jim said his piece presented as the authority? It completely undermines what Jim was saying. CNBC is fuck.

  • It is a wise man who knows what he does not know. Jim Rogers knows he is not a good market timer. I doubt that anyone really is. Most who do well this way have mostly been lucky. Jim is a wise person.

  • NOT selling...PRINT Ben we dare you! x

  • Jim Rogers has been right in the past. But lately he has sounded like a broken record.

  • @femaledeer Try bernanke for a broken record!! The economy is fcuk'd. They will PRINT rather than admit the truth. Say hello to serfdom!

  • @femaledeer

    because people have made their bets and now only time will tell....

  • @femaledeer I agree. Credit for his convictions and the fact that his investment ideas are over the long term, but it'd be nice if he could refine his message more over the past two years. I know it's only rhetoric, but if we're to put enough faith into his advice to invest on it, some refinement in the rhetoric would at least indicate that he's paying attention to the world and thinking. Commodities prices get destroyed major downturns, and no shortages will exist in a depression.

  • @mikailmari who the fuck are you and what have you ever done...........? jim rogers relies on his own fundamental basics, he doesnt need to change these just to entertain diipshits like you with attention spans of less than 2 seconds.

  • Tin foil hat on>

    Is MF Global an attempt at supply destruction, to fight deflation?

    Tin foil hat off>

  • @safeinsuburbia Corzine was a crony capitalist and did what most politicians do, pocket big wealth and stick any losses on the tax payer. No, Corzine's actions would lead to deflation since wealth was destroyed not inflation.

  • Rogers Int'l Commodity Index

    Year to Date:

    -7.2777%

    

  • @supersupersocco Point well taken, but my house is down that much as well...if not more.  I wish all of my assests were only down 7%. :-[ Again, point well taken.

  • @mikailmari there are other ways to trade on a shorter term basis, and also use Options, not just stocks, and you can also invest by proxy in any market just by playing the related stocks, for example you can trade the up and downs of Crude oil by trading BP and Exxon, or you can trade the up and downs in metals by trading precious metal stocks. You can implement a better investment plan this way.

  • Correction in gold? HAHAHAHA

  • Jim sounds drunk

  • Kudos to the ponytail guy---that's a tough look to pull off.

  • Dear Mr Rogers, can you endorse Paul publicly again like you did in '08?

  • 4:45 paid puppet

  • agricultural commodities have been holding steady

  • Cnbc are full of talking heads

  • Jim is a Billionare with a B, and I too buy silver and they sure didn't mention that on CNBC.

  • I love how Jim Rogers is riding an exercise bike in like 50% of his interviews. Usually he doesn't for CNBC but oh well. Gotta stay healthy.

  • Between, the various Fiat printing to infinity, FuKuShima radiation poisoning crops, and MF'n Global causing farmers to shake out for next years seed....Look out Folks - Inflation in commodities are going to go thru the roof!

  • Gospel

  • Ron Insana clueless failed hedge fund manager

  • HEAD ON DOWN TO COAST RICA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • In 10 years, there will be no silver left. It will be depleted.

  • What if governments don't print money? Then still, commodities will be the only real thing left over.

  • @mikailmari Jim is a looooooong term investor, you cannot make money using his advice today.

  • Hope he's right.

  • Bald guy is clueless.

  • @TWSceptic and the bald guy needs to let go of that STUPID looking pony tail..LET IT GO !!

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