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I believe they were the first to fold during the 30's.

Nouriel Roubini (born 29 March 1959) is a professor of economics at the Stern School of Business, New York University and chairman of Roubini Global Economics, an economic consultancy firm. After receiving BA in political economics at Bocconi University and doctorate in international...

1 Oman 2 Libya 3 Estonia 4 Chile 5 Botswana 6 Azerbaijan 7 Wallis and Futuna 8 Qatar 9 Russia 10 Luxembourg 11 Kuwait 12 Angola 13 Kazakhstan 14 Equatorial Guinea 15 Ukraine 16 Lithuania 17 Cameroon 18 Nigeria 19 Saudi Arabia 20 Uzbekistan...

Rogers doesnt TRADE! From the book Market Wizards I sent him a letter requesting an interview, explaining that I was working on a book on great traders. Rogers responded: I am probably not the person you want to interview. I often hold positions for many years. Furthermore, I'm...

Agreed. Both Switzerland and Monaco offer quite the nice scenery for those with money looking for a new place of residence. Only problem, if I would have to be picky, is they are a bit like Disneyland for the wealthy. In a way they do miss a bit of a real heartbeat. But hey, I can...

No one can be sure of the exact size of the black economy in Western Europe, but a recent report by the European Commission estimates that it equals up to 16 percent of GDP, compared with 5 percent in the 1970s. In Italy, Greece, Spain and Belgium it is at least 20 percent...

Did you know those pseudo Germans only granted voting rights to females in the seventies?:D

Western Europe. Official taxes are really high but everyone cheats and the state hardly cares. Everyone has a Polish cleaning lady, 2/3 of the fines never get payed and as a company chances of getting audited are 0.5%. Girls are pretty, beer is good and healthcare is free.:)

Belgiums saving rate was just anounced last week. 20.7%

I emailed Rogers a few times and got a response back within 24 hours each time. To me that tells a lot.:)

Milton Friedman said the Euro wouldnt survive it's first crisis. I'm sure a lot of Dollar bulls here would agree. Stress between Western Europe and the rest is high but is there a breaking point somewhere and where? Who knows.

I saw the interview too! Gold going to several thousand $ an ounce! Jihaaaa!:p

10 (Bloomberg) -- Billionaire George Soros asked the richest nations to use $100 billion of foreign-exchange reserves to finance emissions-reducing projects in poor countries. The reserves, from the International Monetary Fund, would go into a “green fund” to make investments in rain...

As if the dollar has only began it's slump in 2008... LOL

Soros Says Euro in Danger If EU Fails to Act http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=newsarchive&sid=a3.BWGXIYQnE Such a call is no different then Rogers claiming cotton will be in short supply. As far as Soros' his books go, In his latest - The Crash of 2008 and What it Means: The New...

Is this why Soros (who's trackrecord is public and beyond doubt correct me if I am wrong) has written a bookshelf full and apears on the likes of CNBC just as often? Cheers. :) I agree on the contrarian stand by the way. It's appealing on many levels.

Don't listen to me Rogers has stated a million times. Do your own homework. Don't listen to anyone. He as so much as acknowledged he did the research and Soros did the trading. Why would he 'act' as the top trader if he isnt? There are dozens of people each hour on CNBC who will...

If you can call Bernanke and Geitner clowns and criminals and plead for the FED to be abolished on national Television there is no doubt: you are financially independent. Plenty of people who's succesfull trackrecord is out in the open for everyone to see yet they faill to draw attention like...

November 13 The US Dollar May Rally "Whenever you have everybody on the same side of a boat, you know it's time to move to the other side for a while. We may have a rally in the dollar" November 3, 2009 Rogers sees brief dollar rally He says he has increased his dollar holdings...

looool :p :p :p :p :p :p