Jim Rogers’ Outlook for 2009

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Some great coverage of Jim Rogers’ investing outlook for 2009 by GreenLightAdvisor.com. A brief excerpt of the summary provided by GreenLightAdvisor.com: The facts are, during this period in time the only thing to have its fundamentals unimpaired is commodities. Farmers can’t even get loans for fertilizer now. The supply of things is going to be […]

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Here’s a video of Jim Rogers on CNBC’s Larry Kudlow & Co. from December 13, 2008. They start talking commodities around the 2:20 mark. Rogers’ insights: The Fed has gone too far in their money printings Commodities are not down because of fundamentals – they are down because of the forced liquidation of every single […]

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Top posts from the past week: Lean Hog Prices Poised to Climb in 2009 Why eBay is the Best Indicator of Gold’s Fair Value Our coverage of Marc Faber’s recent interview on CNBC from December 1st continues to see a lot of traffic. A review of our trades and positions from the previous week: Continued […]

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Top posts from the past week: Inflation or Deflation – Which Will Prevail? Fed Out of Ammo; Dollar is Toast Stratfor: Oil Prices Likely to Remain Low Our coverage of Marc Faber’s recent interview on CNBC from December 1st continues to see a lot of traffic. A review of our trades from the previous week: […]

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Some good recent hits from Jim Rogers: The US dollar is in trouble Oracle Rogers sees worse recession ahead Says he’s currently long the Swiss Franc, Japanese Yen, and airline stocks (as a contrarian play). Also thinks coffee, cotton, sugar, silver, and zinc look potentially attractive (this is usually Rogers’ code for – these are […]

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Nice article here by Kevin Kerr on the basics of the meat markets and trading meat futures. Everything sure is setup for higher meat prices. I think this is a temporary breather this week, as the live cattle charts were going parabolic for the last couple of weeks. I have not checked my account since […]

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Full video Quick notes: Short investment banks – all investment banks go to “8” in a bear market Short Fannie Mae and Citibank Still likes Japanese Yen, Swiss Franc, Chinese Renminbi Recently bought airlines hand over foot (I find this very interesting) – says bankruptcies are a sign of a bottom rather than a top […]

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