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Well, you have it all figured out. You seem to know exactly how Rogers made his money and have sources that confirm his positions. Of course, you would never share them with the rest of us... talk about bs. And no you are dead wrong, there was one reporter that nailed Rogers right up to the...

For those who don't have shit for brains and can't spell? Yes.

It has nothing to do with free market vs. no free market. The argument is simple: There simply won't be enough consumers of assents to keep them at their previous price levels. It could get even worse. It is pretty clear that health care benefits will have to be cut, since these are weighing...

No problem, dude. I'll give you an example: Milton stated that much of the economic devastation during the Great Depression was caused by one bank (The Bank of New York) not being rescued. At the same time Rogers keeps quoting Milton's economic approach while not advocating the propping up of...

PSD, not BSD

Not true. He called the strengthening of the USD a sucker rally. I can't see how the USD going back to early 2000s levels against the AUD and GBP can be considered a sucker rally. Perhaps the only sucker is Rogers himself. He has often made claims that were totally false.

The comparison is based on demographics, not monetary policy. In fact, the deflation could be much worse than in Japan. Credit will never be given as freely as it has before meaning that asset classes will not reach their previous highs for many years to come. And who is going to buy stocks in...

whom... You have a problem with facts?

Why do you think Flint, Michigan is being built up? The industrial boom is coming, just wait. Japan actually tried to induce hyper-inflation, didn't work.

He warned of the inevitable collapse of the USD. The USD is about the only currency not being devalued. Also, in currency trading there is no such thing holding without trading. You have to sell something to get something else. It is not possible for him to get out of the USD without being...

"The busines cycle demand for commodities lowering is a temporary thing?" How can he be so sure? Especially since more expensive credit will put a damper on demand. He already blew it with the USD. Going to listen to him again? I think not.

Why would the ETF blow up?

Yup! He explained that he tried to time the bottom on the SP500 in 2002... he then "learned' his lesson. Sounds to me like he tried it again. http://ljmpartners.com/content/PDFs/ActiveTraderMagazine.pdf http://ljmpartners.com/content/PDFs/ActiveTraderMagazine_part2.pdf This is where...

Go away. Seriously.

Arigato Mr. Roboto

http://www.ljmpartners.com/content/history.html Read all about his strategy and his Ph.D. risk manager here: http://ljmpartners.com/content/PDFs/ActiveTraderMagazine.pdf http://ljmpartners.com/content/PDFs/ActiveTraderMagazine_part2.pdf All the academic voodoo won't help you in...

Japan has had low interest rates for decades.... where is the inflation??? 1. The boomer demographic cannot be replenished. It's that simple. 2. Those currenctly in their 20a and 30s, firstly can't fill the boomer demographic in terms of numbers and secondly, even if they could they don't...

The short answer to this thread's question is: No. Not over the long term. Not if you want to build capital over time. LJM just crashed and burned. The manager has been selling options for almost 20 years... http://www.ljmpartners.com/content/history.html

That's a descending triangle, my friend.