zaterdag 18 juni 2011

Greece Is Bankrupt. Protect Yourself

maandag 6 juni 2011

Unless Something Happens We're Going To Have No Food In A Number Of Years

"Farming has been a disaster, and unless something happens very quickly, we're going to have no food in a number of years."

Jim Rogers in BBC Hard Talk

zondag 22 mei 2011

If You Have Bonds, Sell Them

"If any of you have bonds, I would urge you to go home and sell them. If any of you are bond portfolio managers, I would get another job:if I were you, I would think about becoming a farmer."

Jim Rogers in BigGovernment

maandag 18 april 2011

If China opens its currency market everything China imports will go down in price

`I think it’s better for China to open its currency market as soon as possible. This is not 1981; this is 2011. China is a strong and independent country now, and they don’t have to worry about the currency.`

`It would be good for China and the 1.3 billion Chinese. Everything China imports will go down in price. You have to have a convertible currency to have a strong international economy.`

Jim Rogers in China Digital

woensdag 16 maart 2011

Japan`s Disaster And How It Impacts Commodities

"No, it will increase demand because with the nuclear power plants being closed down or damaged or under duress, Japan will have to import more oil, everybody in the world will now look at their nuclear power plants again and probably have more demand for oil and natural gas. Japan is now going to rebuild, that is going to cause big increases in demand for copper and other things. Japan wasn't building very much in the past 10-15 years, now there is going to be a big jump in the demand for building materials in Japan."

Jim Rogers in Economic Times

dinsdag 22 februari 2011

The Farmers And The Miners Will Be In Charge For The Next 2 or 3 Decades

"The City of London and Wall Street are not going to be great places to be in the next two or three decades. It's going to be the people who produce real goods in charge - the farmers and the miner."

Jim Rogers in The Telegraph

vrijdag 14 januari 2011

Hogere voedselprijzen zullen voor sociale onrust zorgen

"You are already starting to see some unrest in some countries as prices go higher. It's going to cause a lot more social unrest as prices go higher around the world. Some governments will topple. Prices for raw materials are rising again and if inflation starts to take off that will only stoke the flame."

Jim Rogers op een in Chicago gehouden conferentie.

In Hongarije en Tunesiƫ is nu al sprake van onrust en die zal zich waarschijnlijk gaan uitbreiden naar meer landen bij nog duurder wordende grondstofprijzen.