Jim Rogers, legendary investor, is interviewed by FT.com's John Authers, on November 17, 2008. The 20 minute interview provides a more expansive glimpse into Rogers' latest thoughts on markets, economy, China, politics, and commodities.
Part 1: Rogers gives his outlook for the US dollar and what new financial architecture may evolve post-crisis.
Part 2: Rogers discusses president-elect Barack Obama’s economic proposals and whether it is the right time to buy back into equities.
Part 3: Rogers discusses China, his outlook for A shares, and whether the economic stimulus package is enough to reverse the country’s slowing pace of growth.
Part 4: Rogers recommends holding real assets because the spectre of inflation is still real despite a forced liquidation into cash prompting a decline in prices.
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Source: Financial Times, November 17, 2008.
Courtesy: Investment Postcards
