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To: GROUND ZERO™ who wrote (33805)	6/16/2012 11:40:30 AM
From: DD™	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 223121

Jimmy "Mr. Bowtie" Rodgers has been tying those bowties a little too tightly, I'm afraid :) DD™

To: GROUND ZERO™ who wrote (33805)	6/16/2012 4:50:07 PM
From: Challo Jeregy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 223121

that is correct - see all of his interviews back thru 2009 here - jimrogers1.blogspot.com ============================================ however, remember - he is just another guru (and Soros friend). Can we really trust gurus to help make us money? I'm sure he makes a lot for himself . . . . . elementsetn.com this is his RJA fund since inception - finance.yahoo.com ==================================== Jim Rogers Says To Buy A Farm May 23, 2012 Just as Bill Gross is seen as the "Bond King," Jim Rogers is looked upon by the commodity community as the hard asset guru. As one half of the famous Quantum Fund, along with George Soros, Rogers made a name and a fortune for himself. He later went on to help popularize natural resourcesinvesting for the average Joe, lending his propriety indexes to various funds like the Market Vectors RVE Hard Assets Producers ETF (ARCA: HAP) and the ELEMENTS Rogers Commodity ETN (ARCA: RJA). So given his standing in the resources community, when Rogers speaks, investors listen. His latest advice could see investor's portfolios "growing tall." investopedia.com ============================================== Saturday, June 16, 2012 Jim Rogers Ultra Bullish on The Chinese Renminbi Question : Lastly, what's your take on the RMB? It's appreciated against the dollar a lot. Is it approaching fair value? Jim Rogers : No, no, no. The RMB will go much higher against the dollar in the next ten or twenty years. Japanese yen has gone up 600 or 700 percent against the USD over the past few decades; it's still competitive. Of course, there will be times when the RMB will go down. So don't think there won't be fluctuations. But basically, don't sell your RMB over the next few decades. Also, another way you could consider it is to buy the Hong Kong dollar, which is tied to the USD. Once the RMB is convertible, the HK dollar will be converted into RMB, so that's the other way to play the trade. - in ChinaMoneyPodcast interview Click here to watch the full interview>>>> ======================= Friday, December 24, 2010 Jim Rogers : My investments are commodities and currencies right now Jim Rogers :"I'm mainly long commodities. My investments are commodities and currencies right now. I'm short bonds, as I mentioned, I'm short an emerging-market ETF, because emerging markets were so hot in the last couple of years. I own some shares that I've owned for years. I have all my Chinese shares that I've ever owned. I bought my first Chinese shares back in 1999. I don't like to sell things unless there's a good reason. " via www.thestreet.com 12/15/10 ============================ Wednesday, December 30, 2009 Jim Rogers New Commodity Fund in China Jim Rogers and the Macquarie Funds . . . . While the grain and overall food markets fell in the latter part of 2008, Rogers still looks at agricultural goods as the one major commodity market that can be counted on to rise significantly over the next 5 to 10 years. jimrogers1.blogspot.com