Jim Rogers speaks at the Agora Financial Investment Symposium in Vancouver

Bill Bonner, writing for The Daily Reckoning reports: ‘China is the next great country,’ says our old friend Jim Rogers to the Agora Financial Investment Symposium crowd. ‘Of course, there will be setbacks, just as there were in the growth the United States. We had crashes on Wall Street and even a Civil War. But [...]

Video: Jim Rogers interview with Telegraph.co.uk – July 18, 2008

I’m convinced that Asia is the wave of the future. – Jim Rogers LINK TO FULL VIDEO: telegraph.co.uk

Rogers says he would ‘think twice’ before investing in India

George Iype, writing for Commodity Online reports: Rogers may be hot on China; but when he talks about India, the legendary investor gets cold feet. “I am excited about India as a travel destination. For an investment proposition in India, I would think twice,” he said. LINK TO FULL ARTICLE: commodityonline.com

Audio: Rogers says the market is overdue for a rally, but he isn’t buying stocks in anticipation

In this newsmax.com interview, Jim Rogers tells editorial director Greg Brown that he has recently been buying airline stocks, agricultural products, Swiss Francs, Japanese Yen, and Chinese Renminbi. LINK TO FULL AUDIO: newsmax.com

Video: Jim Rogers on CNBC – July 15, 2008

In this interview on cnbc.com, Jim Rogers reiterates his position that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are insolvent. He also discusses oil prices and explains why he is buying airline stocks. LINK TO FULL VIDEO: cnbc.com

Rogers says Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae are ‘basically insolvent’ (Transcript)

In a bloomberg.com interview today, Jim Rogers said that Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae are ‘basically insolvent’. He also said that if the financials rally he will ’short some more’. LINK TO FULL ARTICLE: bloomberg.com

Video: Rogers says Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae are ‘basically insolvent’

In a bloomberg.com interview today, Jim Rogers said that Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae are ‘basically insolvent’. He also said that if the financials rally he will ‘short some more’. LINK TO FULL VIDEO: bloomberg.com

Jim Rogers says stories of oil speculation are ‘not correct’

George Iype, writing for Commodity Online reports: Investing legend and commodities guru Jim Rogers says crude oil prices have been going up thanks to an unprecedented demand-supply mismatch. He said those who blame speculators for oil price surge do not understand the oil reality in the world. Talking to Commodity Online, Rogers, who founded the [...]

Rogers blames oil prices on declining reserves

news.xinhuanet.com reports: U.S. investor Jim Rogers has said that the decline in known oil reserves across the world is the main reason behind the skyrocketing oil prices that have already topped 145 U.S. dollars a barrel. While admitting that factors driving up oil prices are various, Rogers insisted that short oil supply was the fundamental [...]