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  • LIVE: Jim Rogers on the Next Big Money-Making Trends: Gold, Silver, AI or India?

    Gold is hitting record highs, silver is catching up, the dollar is sliding, and Fed rate cuts could spark another risk-on wave. How can investors ride these mega trends shaping the world economy? Jim Rogers shares his views in an exclusive conversation with N Mahalakshmi of Moneycontrol.

  • Indian markets have surprised this year, somebody has done a good job: Jim Rogers

    Commodities guru Jim Rogers learned about investing in silver from India. The country has been a great investor in silver for decades, he said

  • Jim Rogers predicts sharp increase in crude and natural gas prices during next bull market

  • ‘Much bigger than 2008…’: Jim Rogers has some grim news for investors

  • What Jim Rogers didn’t tell you is that Indian market might be topping out

  • Modi effect working! Investment guru Jim Rogers is unhappy about exiting Indian markets

  • Invest, China's pain is India's gain: Modi to billionaires

  • RBI to consider deflation when deciding interest rate:Sinha

  • View: 'Exiting' Jim Rogers was hardly ever an India bull

  • Jim Rogers says commodity bear market to end in a year

  • Russia's lessons: Being a contrarian without getting burnt

  • Pick China over India; oil likely to fall: Jim Rogers

  • Another global economic slowdown nears: Jim Rogers

    Rogers, co-founder of Quantum Fund, said the simultaneous monetary easing and currency debasing in all major western economies was "the first time in history" for this to happen.

  • Even gold bull Jim Rogers is turning cautious

    With gold prices being hammered in recent weeks, and trading near four-month lows on Wednesday, longtime gold bull Jim Rogers is sounding a word of caution, saying it's possible the correction in bullion may continue into the new year.

  • I'd rather invest in Russia than the US: Jim Rogers

    Jim Rogers would rather invest in Russia than the US stock market.

  • Marc Faber: Stocks will fall; Jim Rogers: China to rise

    Stock market ultra-bear Marc Faber said investors should brace for a major market drop ahead that will present a buying opportunity. Investor Jim Rogers said there already is opportunity from a falling market - in China.

  • Eurozone will pay 'terrible price': Jim Rogers

    A "terrible price" will be paid for the euro zone crisis eventually, whether the European Central Bank (ECB) embarks on mass bond purchases or not, Jim Rogers, investor and co-founder of the Quantum Fund with George Soros, told CNBC Monday.

  • Has bull run in commodities peaked? Experts discuss

    In the past quarter a clutch of leading brokerages and experts have argued that the commodities bull run that began in 1999 has peaked. Data from the past year is supportive.

  • Financial 'armageddon' will happen despite EU deal: Rogers

    Even as markets cheered the agreement by European leaders to allow the direct use of the bloc's bailout funds to recapitalize struggling banks, well-known investor Jim Rogers told CNBC the move does nothing to help solve the region`s biggest problem, which is its high debt levels.

  • More turmoil to come, buy real assets: Jim Rogers

    Jim Rogers, the chairman of Rogers Holdings, says he expects more turmoil in the global financial markets after several Asian stock markets on Friday fell to four-month lows.

  • I would not buy Facebook: Jim Rogers

    Jim Rogers, CEO and chairman of Rogers Holdings, said he would not buy Facebook as a stock because it would be too expensive.

  • Jim Rogers has short-term bet on euro, bearish on gold

    The euro could rebound in the near-term despite the problems affecting continental Europe, as investors are overly bearish on the currency, investor Jim Rogers said on Tuesday.

  • Jim Rogers not optimistic about anything but agriculture

    World markets may be riddled with uncertainty, but billionaire investor Jim Rogers anticipates gains in one sector for years to come.

  • 5 things to be grateful for this Thanksgiving

    With stocks in Europe and the US falling to 7-week lows and plenty of gloom around, investors may be hard-pressed to find cheer this Thanksgiving. But if you were forced, in between turkey bites, to list some reasons to be thankful for, we`re offering you five.

  • India especially vulnerable to global slowdown: Experts

    With Indian stocks dropping to a 2-year low on Thursday, analysts say the country - which was relatively sheltered during the last financial crisis in 2008 - is looking especially vulnerable this time around.

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