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Jim Rogers on US Dollar, FED and some other topics

SWEET :D 11/15/2007  
 
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TheRedLads (1 year ago) Show Hide
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To be honest, I don't understand how he chooses what he should invest in. After his false prediction on Chinese Stock Market, I began lose my faith in him. Plus, it's been more than six months after the interview was done and Japanese Yen is not at all strong against other major currencies besides USD. I know that he is a successful investor an all, but sometimes, I ponder if he says what he actually believes in his interviews.
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one observation: the host is a bit unprofessional
TaldrenDR (2 years ago) Show Hide
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If Ron Paul gets elected ... you can be sure the US Dollar will be much better off.
bgturk (2 years ago) Show Hide
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The effects of inflation are normally felt 2 years after the fact. The consequences of the current policies will be felt for a very long time in the future, even if Ron Paul became a president now.
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that will never happen. dream on.
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I heart Jim Rogers
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always loves to watch jim's interview. hopes more to come....:D

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