10:37
With equity markets starting off December on a losing streak, Jim Rogers is out with another characteristic stark warning. This is all going to end badly. Jim Rogers told a CBC that eventually, the entire world is going to collapse.
Rogers boils it down to a singular notion that will tear at the fabric of system. Debt.
Jim Rogers – Gold Not Going Anywhere
Even with gold prices getting hammered by QE taper fears, Rogers doesn’t see an end to the commodity bull supercycle. Jim Rogers thinks this is just the normal ebb and flow of the market, and it isn’t unusual to have corrections. During the interview with CBC, he reiterates his bullish stance on agriculture. Hard not to be bullish on that, we all have to eat.
One area he does push back on is Natural Gas. Fracking is getting some hard PR as more and more communities reassess whether they want that type of drilling in their backyard. Rogers says is it best ‘not to get too excited about fracking’.
The Next Crisis
It wouldn’t be a Jim Rogers interview if he didn’t talk about the next massive crisis. Hey, they don’t make those doomsday prepper shows for nothing. His words are simple – the next one is going to be worse than the last.
“2008 was so much worse than 2000 because the debt was so much higher, you wait until 2014 or 2015 when the next crisis hits… debt has gone through the roof, the next one’s gonna be really bad”
Rogers ends the interview on a cautionary note – Be prepare, be worried and be careful. In other words stock up on the usual. It’s going to be a wild ride.
0 comments:
Post a Comment