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Jim Rogers has issued a stark warning about Bitcoin, calling it a bubble that will eventually collapse. In an interview with ET Now, Rogers expressed skepticism about the cryptocurrency's long-term viability. «It is going to hurt a lot of people. I hope I am not one of them. I hope you are not one of them. I do not see any reality to the movement. In my view, it is a bubble, and it will blow up someday,» Rogers said, cautioning investors about the risks involved.

The recent stock market slump in the US has raised concerns about President Donald Trump's economic policies such as tariffs, immigration crackdowns and federal budget cuts. Will these policies eventually benefit the market and investors?

recent Emerson Polling survey conducted in the month of November revealed that US Vice President Kamala Harris leads among the Democrats with 37% support for the 2028 US Presidential nomination, reported Independent. California Governor Gavin Newsom follows with 7% while Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg garners around 4%. According to Independent, among the Republicans, US Vice President- elect JD Vance has 30% support while Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and Vivek Ramaswamy receiving more than 5%. Pollsters did not provide pre-written options; instead respondents filled in their choices which allowed for a broader range of potential candidates, including figures like Rep. Rashida Tlaib and former First Lady Michelle Obama, asserted Independent. Kamala Harris is reportedly contemplating her political future while considering a gubernatorial run in California or another Presidential bid.

Jim Rogers, the investing legend, has issued a dire warning on US President-elect Donald Trump's 'America First' policy. The veteran market analyst is advising people to have a cautious outlook on stock markets, especially those in the United States, and opt to invest in safe-haven assets like gold and silver. Both gold and silver are considered popular hedges against inflation.

US elections 2024 against a formidable adversary Kamala Harris. And with this stellar win, the one-time President is already on track of forming his Cabinet once his government assumes power at the White House. There are a few names that are doing the rounds, which could be top Cabinet choices this time around, with many even slating a 'Donald Trump dream team', that may include the likes of Elon Musk, Tulsi Gabbard, RFK Jr, and others.

Jim Rogers has said. Rogers, who co-founded the famed Quantum fund with billionaire George Soros in the 1970s, told MarketWatch in a recent interview that history would suggest that a recession is imminent. He believes “America’s never gone this long without a recession in its history,” and it’s “overdue” for more economic problems. “I do know there’s going to be a recession again, and I do know it’s going to be extremely bad.” If the economy turns sour, Rogers believes gold and silver will do well, along with commodities in general. Amid this prediction, Jim Rogers also has an investing advice.

Nate Silver in an op-ed for the New York Times wrote that his «gut says» that former US President Donald Trump will win the November 5 election, while warning that polling data indicate the race could still go either way. «But don't trust anyone's gut, even mine,» he wrote in a New York Times op-ed. His current model gives Trump, the Republican nominee, a 53.1 per cent chance of a second term in the White House. Nate Silver's model currently rates the Republican nominee with a 53.1 percent chance of becoming the 47th president of the United States. “In an election where the seven battleground states are all polling within a percentage point or two, 50-50 is the only responsible forecast," he wrote in his forecast. «So OK, I'll tell you. My gut says Donald Trump. And my guess is that it is true for many anxious Democrats,» Nate wrote. «But I don’t think you should put any value whatsoever on anyone’s gut — including mine. Instead, you should resign yourself to the fact that a 50-50 forecast really does mean 50-50. And you should be open to the possibility that those forecasts are wrong, and that could be the case equally in the direction of Trump or Harris.»

«I do not think that is the only thing that is going on. Though, I think what has happened here is the market was extremely buoyant and arguably priced for something approaching perfection when it got a bit of a wake-up call that the economy was slowing down from last Friday's non-farm payrolls number in the US,» says Arnab Das, Global Macro Strategist-EMEA, Invesco. So, you heard what Jim Rogers, the commodity guru, has had to say, and he says this has been long overdue and these kind of conditions are brought on by a lot of leverage across markets around the world. Do you agree? Do you think that the kind of factors that influence the markets are going to take them down even further? Arnab Das: Well, I think it is certainly a risk. I think there has been a big build-up in public sector leverage in the US and many other countries, particularly in the West, as a result of the pandemic and to some extent, the war in Ukraine. And I think that has been a factor in keeping growth so high and in generating a boom in investment, construction, manufacturing renaissance of sorts in the US. I do not think that is the only thing that is going on.

Jim Rogers, Commodity Expert, says he has already sold most of his shares everywhere in the world. In a few places, he still has shares. So, he does not have anything that he wants to sell now because he has a lot of cash in US dollars right now. But he says he has not sold short. But if he ever starts selling short, he will sell seven or eight stocks in the US that have been so very hot. But he will not sell India short. He would rather sell the US short. Rogers also says when markets go down, everything goes down including gold and silver. Rogers owns gold and silver but he is not buying now. He is waiting for a better chance. While looking at the markets, everybody is saying that, oh, my God, have financial markets turned? Are we staring at what could be called a directional turn for financial markets or this is like a one-day sell-off or a one-week sell-off which would be digested? Jim Rogers: The US market has not had a problem since 2008, 2009, that is the longest in American history. So, America and therefore, the world is long overdue for a problem. And I will say to you, I have a lot of cash. The reason I have a lot of cash is that I expect the next sell-off to be the worst in my lifetime because the debt has gone up by so very much everywhere. Even India has debt now. So, you should be worried. I am worried. I am waiting for this collapse to come because I know it is going to be very, very bad. Maybe it is here. I do not know.

₹4.2 trillion overnight. Foreign investors trooped in after selling for two months, lifting India's stock market -- the world's fifth-largest and snapping at the heels of Hong Kong -- to a closing high of $5.05 trillion. Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) bought shares worth a provisional ₹4,670.95 crore on Thursday, while domestic institutions settled for ₹146.51 crore.

Also Read: This is the reason why midcaps and smallcaps may consolidate in medium-term Sen expects the market to rebound in 3-6 months when SMIDs would start to outperform again and the ‘hide in large-caps’ trade would unwind. He sees this as a ‘buy-the-dip’ correction, with the only caveat being to avoid SMID stocks with elevated valuations. “We believe the correction in March has been due to frothy valuations and worries about liquidity in SMID funds and stocks.

₹542.15 against its previous close of ₹516.35. Around 10 am, the stock traded 3 per cent higher at ₹531.85. Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy share price has been on an uptrend for the last three consecutive sessions amid reports of capital raising after a stake sale in its data centre business.

It was June 2005, and Nifty had made a new high, crossing the 2000 peak after 5 years. Jim Rogers' book ‘Hot Commodities’ was a bestseller. Commodity prices were rallying.

“I haven’t seen Soros in more than 40 years. You might as well ask me about my first wife. I’ve seen her more than I have Soros,” Jim Rogers says when asked if he is still in touch with billionaire investor George Soros, who was once his business partner.

Jim Rogers, the veteran investor and former business partner of billionaire George Soros, has criticised the Bank of England and US Federal Reserve for failing to get a grip on soaring inflation — warning it is likely to get worse before stabilising.

The current bear market calls for the skills of ‘Tsujigiri.’ Well, if you are an investor or a trader thinking ‘Life’s but a walking shadow,’ then acquaint thyself with celebrated American investor Jim Rogers’ belief –

Bill Gates has slammed the digital assets class, outrightly dismissing the projects, including non-fungible tokens (NFTs). The billionaire said such assets are based on the 'greater fool theory' and that is, of course, until there are no greater fools left, he said. “The prices go up because people are able to sell overpriced items to a greater fool. Digital images of monkeys are going to improve the world,” he added in a sarcastic note.

Jim Rogers, akin to many other veteran investors, believes that Bitcoin and other crypto assets are all bubble and gamble. The celebrity investors would prefer to stay away from them. A fortnight earlier, Rogers, despite being a vocal critic of the digital asset class, admitted that he wished to buy Bitcoin at dirt cheap price about a decade ago. He made it clear that his sole desire was to make profits. Rogers clarified that he wished to own bitcoin about a decade ago only to book hefty and supernatural profits. «I wish I had bought it (Bitcoin) at $1 or $5 as it went to $60,000-70,000. Everyone had thought the same,» said Rogers.