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11/4/09 Jim Rogers on Bloomberg (Part 1/2)

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  • Listen to the way he says bubbles. Hilarious! Or maybe I'm just high.

    BUBBLES!

  • Only a fool disagrees with Mr Rogers.

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  • I see that alot of white yound (rich) profesinals in wester countrys they sound like they are slightly retarted some of my friends says that too rich people getinng merrid in too same genes all the time like hasidic jew hahahahah

    btw imPolish:)

  • I cant think of anyone better, I try to find them but cant. Marc Faber is up to that level but......in the context of the big macro picture he must be one of the best.

  • I love Jim's bluntness. He is a charisma!

  • @MrShaft2010 - Wouldn't losing purchasing power affect everyone, not just rich people?

    -Rich Finance Guy

  • every rich guy I heard speak hates the Federal Reserve, because the money the Fed printing is making rich people panick, because losing money purchasing power; its a natural reaction.

  • It doesn't matter if something is down X% from its trading high, like what Jim keeps saying - what matters only is that something is fairly valued.

  • BUBBLES!!!

  • The only bubble left now is one, big, fat debt bubble that is going to explode in a spectacle of hyper-inflation in 2010-2011...

  • I think he's blowing bubbles out of his arse

  • Severe food shortages and that of other commodities, and just a little spike up in prices means sudden headlines about bubbles, lol ....

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