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Here’s a short interview Marc Faber gave for Bloomberg recently (week of March 23rd), where he gave his current thoughts on US equities and Treasuries: Faber’s thoughts: Markets became extremely oversold on March 6, when the S&P touched 666 This rally may have some more legs, because the government is printing money – so asset prices may rise […]
Jan. 19 (Bloomberg) — Goldman Sachs Group Inc. commodity analyst Jeffrey Currie said he expects a “swift and violent rebound” in energy prices in the second half of the year. Oil prices may have reached their lowest point already, after falling to $32.40 in mid-December, and are expected to rise to $65 by the end […]
Marc Faber interviewed on Bloomberg on January 6, 2009. He gives the Bloomberg talking heads a nice lesson on how capitalism works early in the first video. Comments on the economy: 2009 will be a “write off” economically The Obama economic plan will be a disaster in the long run – as is all government […]
A short Jim Rogers interview on Bloomberg – I believe from December 11, 2008. He says he has covered his short position in US Treasuries for the time being, because the trade was going against him. He’s waiting to short them again, and describes US Treasuries as “the last bubble left.” Other thoughts from Jim: […]
From Bloomberg: Legendary investor Jim Rogers says bonds will be a “terrible” investment as economic problems may persist until 2010. “Stocks in the West are still expensive on any historic valuation method,” while “bonds are going to be a terrible place to be for the next 10, 20 years,” Rogers, chairman of Singapore-based Rogers Holdings, […]
Editors Note: Click here to read other recent posts about Jim Rogers, including some recent videos. I don’t know about you, but I’ve got a case of the election blues. And not because my guy didn’t win – I didn’t even have a horse in this race, I couldn’t bring myself to vote for any […]
One more video from Jim Rogers – quick summary of his thoughts on this one – a very different interview from the previous post: The Japanese Yen will continue to rise – probably higher than anyone thinks it will go When we come out of this forced selling, commodities will be set to take off […]
A quick summary of Jim Rogers’ interview on Bloomberg from 10/24/08 – I just can’t get enough of Jimmy (if you couldn’t tell): The best place to have your money is (drumroll…) in commodities. Why? Because this credit crunch will drastically hurt the supply of commodities. “Farmers cannot get loans to expand. Nobody’s going to […]
One more good recent video from Jim Rogers on Bloomberg. Why are we taking advice from people like Bernanke and Paulson? Why are we taking advice from people who have been dead wrong over and over and over again for two years? He said he’s mostly sitting and watching the markets right now.
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