Jim Rogers articles.

Discussion in 'Economics' started by Debaser82, Nov 23, 2008.

  1. http://www.beeland.com/

    Don't judge the guy on his TV appearances or his pump commodities books but read his articles and learn.

    Old but great stuff for those with a broader view.
     
  2. vv111y

    vv111y

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  3. zdreg

    zdreg

    how did u find the numbers 201...
     
  4. They are clowns.

    The (privately owned) central banks are the cause of this morass.

    Let me ask you a question: What is set in an open market & what is not?

    Price set in open market: crude oil, gasoline, nat gas, corn, wheat, TBonds, TBills, sugar, coffee, FX, etc.

    Price NOT SET in open market: Interest rates.


    If interest rates were set in an open market they wouldn't go from 1% to 6% and back again...there would likely be more of an equilibrium keeping them between 2.5 and 4.5%, in my opinion.

    THROW THE BUMS OUT! Not that it's likely to happen...


    Rogers claims he's exiting hte US dollar in the months ahead (around early '09).

    THat might coincide well with the end of the UNWINDING of short dollar pos.
     
  5. fhl

    fhl

    mcafee site advisor gives beeland an ok

    so which one is right?
     
  6. vv111y

    vv111y

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