Not to go all bearish on you here, but I do think it is significant that a number of market pros are coming out of hiding and predicting some major turmoil. The latest in this group is Jim Rogers. He thinks we are about to have a serious currency crisis, with the U.S. dollar tanking [...]
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Rogers: Bail on the dollar and equities
Posted by Edward Harrison in Tuesday, May 12th 2009
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Category: Markets Tags: bear market investing, business media, foreign exchange trading, investing, Jim Rogers
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Chart of the day: Japanese Yen
Posted by Edward Harrison in Friday, October 24th 2008
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Oct
Although off its highs for the day, the Japanese Yen is still looking very strong against every major currency. Earlier, it pushed as high as 92 yen to the dollar. Jim Rogers was on Bloomberg saying it was headed much higher.
Category: Markets Tags: carry trade, finance charts, foreign exchange trading, Japan, Jim Rogers
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Jim Rogers: Called Freddie and Fannie a ‘disaster’ two months ago
Posted by Edward Harrison in Monday, September 8th 2008
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The finance and investing website Money Morning has a very provocative piece om Jim Rogers today. Rogers, who has been railing against the bailout of Fannie and Freddie for some time, thinks the Treasury and Federal Reserve will fail in their attempts to reflate the U.S. economy. He goes into great detail in [...]
Category: Financial Institutions Tags: Fannie Mae, federal reserve, Freddie Mac, interest rates, Jim Rogers, monetary policy
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