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   Posted: 29/Nov/2006 at 2:17pm |
Here is a resent Column written by Jim Rogers.In this he makes a case for "Investing" in commodities.
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Posted: 12/Dec/2006 at 1:02pm |
Jim Rogers is pushing Commodities for Kids.... Link
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Posted: 07/Mar/2007 at 2:52pm |
Jim Rogers Interview on Bloomberg
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Posted: 09/Mar/2007 at 9:40pm |
He makes a lot of sense.
COmpared to Chinese market, Indian stocks are tortoises
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Posted: 17/Mar/2007 at 12:00pm |
Jim was quoted on Wennesday by Reuters where he spoke like this...
"This is the end of the liquidity party," said Jim Rogers. "Some emerging markets will go down 80 percent, some will go down 50 percent. Some will most probably collapse."
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Posted: 17/Mar/2007 at 1:10pm |
Is collapsing different from going down 80%?Manish Dave made an excellent point a few months back. he said for equities do not listen to Jim paaji nor Mark Tauji. These two are good for commodities only.
Warren baba is the ultimate when it comes to equities and even I would not listen to what he has to say about India. THis is because he does not understand the game. Now if Don Bradman has never played on the Eden Gardens he can never tell you to bat or bowl after winning the toss!
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Posted: 17/Mar/2007 at 1:50pm |
Now if Don Bradman has never played on the Eden Gardens he can never tell you to bat or bowl after winning the toss!
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An approach of this kind (stocks as business ownerships) will force the investor to think about long-term business prospects rather than short-term stock market prospects, a perspective likely to improve results.
It's true, of course, that, in the long run, the scoreboard for investment decisions is market price. But prices will be determined by future earnings. In investing, just as in baseball, to put runs on the scoreboard one must watch the playing field, not the scoreboard.--- Warren Buffett
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Posted: 17/Mar/2007 at 2:00pm |
Absolutely correct. But if tomorrow Buffet makes a statement that India is overvalued it would not suit the game. He has not bet here. Buffet was just an example but what I tried to indicate is that people who have not bet should not be allowed to voice opinion in the media. I mean how many times has Faber come and talked about bear market and all that crap! He is still under the hang over of that night when he was riding with our ChatMan!!!
But since Buffet is the smartest you would never hear him making loose statements on something he does not know. He accepts that he does not understand a some segments of the US market and that is something all those TAU's should learn from.
Unless you bet you can never tell - Jesse Livermore
BTW I saw Nomura with another statement on NDTV Profit stating that markets would go lower or something like that.
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