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Jim Rogers and his Survival Plan for the coming Debt Collapse


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It’s rare that I get the opportunity to interview somebody who is described as a financial markets guru, a commodities legend, the best selling author of multiple books, and above all else, a true gentleman. But, it is even rarer that I get to do it three times. Luckily for me that is the case when it comes to Jim Rogers, who I spoke to earlier this week. 

Jim first bought gold in 1971 when it was still illegal for Americans to buy gold. Since then he has been on quite a journey in terms of his portfolio and making calls about where to store his ever-growing wealth. Today he is a fountain of historical knowledge and incredible wisdom, yet remains humble about the fact that even he cannot expect to know how things are going to play out. 

With echoes of our conversation with Marc Faber, Jim reminds us why we hold gold: We don’t do it to make a quick profit as one might expect to in the stock market, instead we do it so we can invest in the stock market and still sleep at night. We buy gold for insurance, for peace of mind. 

I always enjoy my chats with Jim, but I think this might be favourite one so far. Let me know what you think. 


 

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Jim is a big picture guy and I always enjoy listening to him even if he largely says the same thing every time.  I didn't hear him talking up agriculture so much as a opportunity going forward like I remember him doing some years ago.  I wonder what his take is on agriculture right now with all the farmer protests happening in Europe.

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