What do you think about what Jim Rogers has to say?

Quote from marketsurfer:

sorry you didnt like the interview. it was brutal asking questions when he was jogging. im talking about jimmy now, not in the past-- the worst is when he told me to buy orange juice, since it is in everyone's refrigerator---- seriously, how can you respect answers like these, let alone expect better questions given the nature of the chat?

surf


I see that Frozen concentrated OJ futures more than doubled from 2005 price levels.
 
Quote from TheDudeofLife:

I see that Frozen concentrated OJ futures more than doubled from 2005 price levels.


interesting, thanks. let's look in our kitchens and see what we have, invest in it, surely it will happend again.

surf:D
 
Quote from marketsurfer:

interesting, thanks. let's look in our kitchens and see what we have, invest in it, surely it will happend again.

surf:D

Did you ever consider his answer to you didn't include his full analysis? That he was giving you short simple answers to get rid of you.
 
Quote from TheDudeofLife:

Did you ever consider his answer to you didn't include his full analysis? That he was giving you short simple answers to get rid of you.

yeah, maybe. not so bright on his part if this is the case. that interview is/was all over the world including yahoo finance. still getting google alerts from it.

surf
 
Quote from marketsurfer:

yeah, maybe. not so bright on his part if this is the case. that interview is/was all over the world including yahoo finance. still getting google alerts from it.

surf

yea...Well he never claimed to be a genius like Niederhoffer or a whiz kid like Timmy Sykes.
 
Quote from marketsurfer:

sorry you didnt like the interview. it was brutal asking questions when he was jogging. im talking about jimmy now, not in the past-- the worst is when he told me to buy orange juice, since it is in everyone's refrigerator---- seriously, how can you respect answers like these, let alone expect better questions given the nature of the chat?

surf

Unless I'm missing something, I don't see anywhere in the interview (if that's it in it's entirety) where he tells you to buy orange juice. He talks about it in connection with its weighting in his index, he talks about what would happen if the importance of orange juice changed. He also talks about energy, copper, wheat. His message seems to be "buy commodities" in general, as an asset class. Not bad advice in 2005.

But again, I don't see a recommendation to buy orange juice.

OldTrader
 
This bull market will last for many decades, if not forever baring a major catastrophe such as a nearby supernova, gamma ray burst, quantum vacum collapse, nuclear war with hydrogen bombs, stray black hole enters solar system, pandemic, etc
 
In my humble opinion, I believe the USD is the best long term investment in the world right now. There is nothing cheaper with better long term fundamentals.

Rogers is mistaken by taking all of his assets out of it.
 
Quote from Optionpro007:

In my humble opinion, I believe the USD is the best long term investment in the world right now. There is nothing cheaper with better long term fundamentals.

Rogers is mistaken by taking all of his assets out of it.

maybe so, but try to pick a bottom on this chart....
 

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