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Bank of America Corp Chief Executive Officer Brian Moynihan (3rd L) gestures during the Charlotte Chamber's Economic Outlook Conference in Charlotte, North Carolina December 19, 2011. With him are Richmond Federal Reserve Bank President Jeffrey Lacker... View Photo »
Chief Executive Officer of Duke Energy Jim Rogers speaks during the Charlotte Chamber's Economic Outlook Conference in Charlotte, North Carolina December 19, 2011. View Photo »
Jim Rogers, CEO of Duke Energy, speaks during the Charlotte Chamber's Economic Outlook Conference in Charlotte, N.C. , Monday, Dec. 19, 2011. View Photo »
CHANGSHA, CHINA - SEPTEMBER 16: American investor and financial commentator Jim Rogers attends the 2nd Hunan Finance Expo at Hongxing International Exhibition Center on September 16, 2011 in Changsha, Hunan Province of China. View Photo »
In this Sept. 8, 2011 photo, firefighter Jim Rogers, of Harris County, Texas, sits on his bunk after a day of fighting a wildfire near Bastrop, Texas. As the Texas wildfire season drags on, Texas firefighters are feeling the strain. View Photo »
FILE - In this file photo taken April 5, 2011, Jim Rogers, Chairman and CEO of Duke Energy gestures during a discussion about energy policy at the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco. Duke Energy said Tuesday, Aug. 2, 2011, it earned $441 million in the... View Photo »
James Beeland Rogers, Jr. (born October 19, 1942) is an American investor and financial commentator. He is co-founder, along with George Soros, of the Quantum Fund, and is a college professor, author, world traveler, economic commentator, and creator of the Rogers International Commodities Index (RICI). Full Article
Chief Executive Officer of Duke Energy Jim Rogers speaks during the Charlotte Chamber's Economic Outlook Conference in Charlotte, North Carolina December 19, 2011.
View Photo »CHANGSHA, CHINA - SEPTEMBER 16: American investor and financial commentator Jim Rogers attends the 2nd Hunan Finance Expo at Hongxing International Exhibition Center on September 16, 2011 in Changsha, Hunan Province of China.
View Photo »In this Sept. 8, 2011 photo, firefighter Jim Rogers, of Harris County, Texas, sits on his bunk after a day of fighting a wildfire near Bastrop, Texas. As the Texas wildfire season drags on, Texas firefighters are feeling the strain.
View Photo »Bank of America Corp Chief Executive Officer Brian Moynihan (3rd L) gestures during the Charlotte Chamber's Economic Outlook Conference in Charlotte, North Carolina December 19, 2011. With him are Richmond Federal Reserve Bank President Jeffrey Lacker (L-R), Senior Executive VP of Wells...
View Photo »FILE - In this file photo taken April 5, 2011, Jim Rogers, Chairman and CEO of Duke Energy gestures during a discussion about energy policy at the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco. Duke Energy said Tuesday, Aug. 2, 2011, it earned $441 million in the second quarter, reversing a loss...
View Photo »Chief Executive Officer of Duke Energy Jim Rogers speaks during the Charlotte Chamber's Economic Outlook Conference in Charlotte, North Carolina December 19, 2011.
View Photo »I’d probably get more interested at $1,600. At $1,710 or whatever it is today, I’m not buying gold, I’m just watching, and likewise for silver.
They do have a small stock market, very small, and there are a few public companies that they are trying to develop more right now
I own gold and I'm not selling my gold
Eastman has always valued our military veterans
I want to feel like a cowboy but I better have my chardonnay
I mainly short shares around the world ... I have shorted American technology companies, I have shorted European stocks and shorted emerging market stocks.
With MF Global going bankrupt [MF Global declared bankruptcy nearly 4 weeks ago] – which was a gigantic commodities firm – there was a lot of artificial forced liquidation of commodities. People have to sell whether they like it or not. It’s artificial selling right now
With MF Global going bankrupt – which was a gigantic commodities firm – there was a lot of artificial forced liquidation of commodities. People have to sell whether they like it or not. It’s artificial selling right now
It will easily go to $2,000 but it will reach $2,400 over the course of the bull run, which has years to run
I’m long commodities and currencies, because if the world gets better, the shortages in commodities will make sure I make money; if the world economy doesn’t get better, I’d rather own commodities because they’re going to print money
The world has got a serious food problem ... The only real way to solve it is to draw more people back to agriculture.
