Jim Rogers - Everything Financial Radio

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[LordDyhalto]

Jim is an investor first, and an activist last.

There are lots of options to get out of this without pain and suffering. He speaks as if the game continues to be played by the current rules, but the rules completely change if the US gov nationalises the Fed and implements New Deal 2.0, or if Greece trades their Euros for Drachma and instates protectionist measures.

Waiting for "the market" to decide the world's future is waiting for speculative parasites to decide who lives and who dies.

[iam1inamil]

collectable 90% silver isn't goin to be worth much....999% is the only thing with real value.....the coins are contaminated ....the manufacturers of silver alloys will want the pure stuff.....in my opinion

[jayangli]

actually you could make money in stocks, because if they print more money, some of that money goes into stocks, this pushes prices higher in some stocks.

[yoyuepz]

I agree, but I don't like people in the west are ready for it. IF you live in UK/USA you seen the SIZE of these FAT people?  How can these people survive? And other people are on pharmaceutical drugs and the teens are doing drugs or playing video games.. however I do like Doug though.

[MILMAG1]

Good music on this show

[clearasvodka]

...and obtain gold & silver coins. In a crisis it is the only asset that performs well.

[Torgo1969]

As Doug Casey has said, regardless of whether or not your investments turn out well in the crisis to come, the best thing a middle-class person can do is to voluntarily lower your standard of living and get physically and mentally used to it right now, before the market forces you to lower your quality of life someday very soon in an acute and painful and forecful manner.

[BodaBoom BigAl]

As the paper money arond the world is devalued, i.e. inflated the whole house of cards will fall. A single new electronic currency will take money's place in the industrialized world.