Investing In China (video)

Dr. Steve Sjuggerud sits down with legendary investor Jim Rogers to chat about Investing into China.

Video duration: 1:09:13

Financial Markets Will Move To Asia

Chicago, they invented the Soybean futures contracts. But now, China uses more soybeans than anybody in the world and China now has a Soybean Futures Contract which is bigger than Chicago's but it's not open to the west yet, it's just for Chinese. All of this is going to change and the markets will move to Asia because it is what the consumption is and where much of the production is.

The Dangers of Owning Exchange Traded Funds

In a recent interview with MarketWatch.com warned retail investors about the dangers of owning Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) through a bear market. You can read the full article here:Jim Rogers says ETF holders will get mauled by ‘the worst’ bear market in a ‘lifetime’

Investing: Opportunities In Agriculture

Agriculture has been a disaster for 35 years or so. The average age of farmers in America is 58. More people in America study public relations and study agriculture. The highest rate of suicide in the UK is agriculture. 

In Japan, the average age of farmers is 68. Nobody becomes a farmer, you go to Japan now, there're huge stretches of land, they're just empty. They can't find anybody to farm them. Farmers have died, the kids have gone to Osaka. There's nobody to farm that land. If you want to be a former, go to Japan. You can get a lot of land cheap. That's true. 

Australia, Canada, all of these countries have very, very aged old farmers, men and women. It's millions of Indian farmers have committed suicide, as I'm sure you know. No, no, agriculture is a disaster. The Chinese have a word, you know the Chinese word weiji? It means disaster and opportunity are the same and they are. If you can survive the disaster, you're going to make a lot of money with the opportunity.

Markets: We Are Going To Have Problems Again

Latest Jim Rogers video interview from his home in Singapore.

Topics discussed:

• a new financial crisis
• Commodities
• Crypto currencies
• Agriculture

"We are going to have problems again, we have always had problems all over the world." - Jim Rogers

I Would Bet That Trump Will Be Reelected

I think it's very hard to dislodge a sitting president in America for many, many reasons. I would suspect that's the same to this time. Now, we got rid of Coolidge, and Hoover. We got rid of Hoover because the market collapsed but we don't have much time for that because the election is only, what, 13-14 months away now. 

If the market really collapses in the next 13 or 14 months, then I would change my view, but there are enough things he can do, which is why it's hard to get rid of sitting presidents. They'll prop things up long enough to get through the election. I would, if I were betting and I'm not a betting man, but if I were, I would bet that Trump will be reelected.

The Problem Is Brussels

It's not the European Union (EU), it's not the currency. It's those unelected, absurd bureaucrats who don't know what they're doing, but they tell you what to do, and you have to do it because you're a citizen. That's the problem!

Today's most interesting read: From Peter Schiff's blog, Capitalism Is Failing In Hollywood.