Jim Rogers’ quarrel with CNBC Tuesday, October 28, 2008
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Here we have some classic Jim Rogers, spiced up by a little quarrel with the CNBC commentators:
- Deflation of the stock market
- Inflation will come
- The sell-off is just temporary, the world is not going to end
- Long commodities!
- Paulson and Bernake should resign and abolish the federal reserve
- Let people who make mistakes collapse!
- US has to avoid being another Japan…
An interesting and entertaining interview…
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I’m 100% with Jim Rogers on this one, I actually follow his opinions. All the economics as we know it points to what he is saying!
I would agree with Jim Rogers on the commodities, but I think he’s wrong on not bailing out the banking industry. I think he’s looking after his own interests and trying to cut the competition because he still has the liquid assets for investment that many do not.
He is always looking after himself – so you need to keep this in mind but he is a true expert and is definitely worth listening to…
What an Idiot Martin is – Jim is a well know Billion Dollar investor. Martin is an idiot with no money and who works for a living vs Jim who invest for a living. It is amazing how many idiots their are like Martin who work for outfits like CNBC pretending to give advice. I watch CNBC and the like to see what NOT to invest in. If they pump anything on one of these types of shows you can bet that it is something you want to sell imediately or probably better something you should have already sold.
Martin – Just resign! You IDIOT!