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Thursday, December 10, 2009

abolish the federal reserve

"Yes it would be complicated and painful for a while," Rogers responded. "But I'd rather find out they're bankrupt today than to find out in five or 10 years -- when they've had another 10 years of this madness where they're printing even more money [and] taking out even more debts in our name."



http://finance.yahoo.com/tech-ticker/article/387907/Jim-Rogers-Audit-the-Fed-Then-Abolish-It?tickers=GLD,TIP,TBT,^dji,^GSPC,FNM,FRE&sec=topStories&pos=9&asset=&ccode=

Tuesday, September 22, 2009

14 sep 2009

more should have gone bankrupt

debt is still out there

korea
se asia
scandinavia

japan tried it different route

new IR barclays £500bn lost
accounting rules changes

Saturday, June 06, 2009

4 June 2009

not short anything at the moment
only long commodities
will be currency crisis later this year

own some gold, prefer silver,
maybe nat gas

rather

not heavily invested in emerg markets
brazil, australia better

CANTOR FITZGERALD
as limping along, treasury along
2014 not til inflation
but haveto give it some time

stress coming in 11,12

refi commercial, half not funded, ripping through system

Monday, June 01, 2009

Jerry Lou, Morgan Stanley

market up 47%
wait for train to slow down

china wisely stocking up on commodities

china, india won't save the world

decades before china approaches US gdp per capita

IMF trying to sell big chunk of gold
may depress prices

silver, commodities better

india
market

Sri Lanka good investment possibility
war come to an end, very good opportunities

Saturday, March 21, 2009

Jim Rogers' Recent Portfolio Moves 19 comments
by: Market Folly March 19, 2009 about stocks: C / IBM / JPM


But, he is now short JP Morgan Chase (JPM), as he sees negative 'off balance sheet' exposure, along with derivatives exposure, and large exposure to the credit card business. Rogers has noted something that we here at MarketFolly have been talking about for some time: credit cards as the next credit crunch. And head of JPMorgan Jamie Dimon even acknowledges this as well. Rogers has chosen to short JPM for a myriad of reasons, but credit cards are certainly one of them. Even the 'good house' in the 'bad neighborhood' can't escape. While he has that short position in the financial space, he has no positions in the insurers. He notes that sure, financial institutions can rally back from their lows, but that they still aren't financially sound. He thinks that financials won't be an attractive investment for years to come. Additionally, while not a financial, he mentioned he was short IBM, presumably due to their large financial services exposure.



http://seekingalpha.com/article/126824-jim-rogers-recent-portfolio-moves?source=article_sb_popular

Sunday, February 01, 2009

20/1/2009 bloomberg

still short investment banks

agriculture, mining, metals since correction
energy

water treatment china
railroad

also buying yen
13/12/2008
GM should go bankrupt

Same old junk Obama, Geigner, what change, need to let go bankrupt.

Commodity - forced liquididations
should have buying
bought more this week

Sunday, December 07, 2008

26 november 2008 CNBC

should let people fail, let competent people take over from incompetents

prefer to have hard a few yeras, than hard 19 years

covered most shorts in October 2008

chinese, taiwan, agri companies buying

assets are unimpaired best buys

raw materials are best areas, buy Rogers Commodity Fund

small utility US companies only ones to recommend

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