Jim Rogers : There is no Goldman Sachs Conspiracy

In the Backlight broadcasting 'Agenda 2012' Jim Rogers and Ha-Joon Chang, give their opinion on the new (technocratic) prime ministers of Italy and Greece, and the fact that both have a history with Goldman Sachs.Both Mario Monti and Mario Draghi are technocrats who happened to work for Goldman Sachs , but for legendary investor this is irrelevant , there is no conspiracy behind it , "If both Mario's were smart they'll still be at Goldman Sachs making a lot of money , they couldn't make it at Goldman Sachs that's why they're all working for the government " Jim Rogers said

Jim Rogers started trading the stock market with $600 in 1968.In 1973 he formed the Quantum Fund with the legendary investor George Soros before retiring, a multi millionaire at the age of 37. Rogers and Soros helped steer the fund to a miraculous 4,200% return over the 10 year span of the fund while the S&P 500 returned just 47%.

Jim Rogers people who were quick made a lot of money

Goldman Sachs set to make profit

"Obviously there were great opportunities for people who were quick and nimble in the first quarter , the stock market collapsed and then rallied gigantically , bond markets had huge fluctuations , commodities went to the roof , anybody who was nimble would have made a lot of money , I don't hold it against anybody who made money I wish I made more , we all do " Jim Rogers said.

Goldman Could Trigger Market Correction: Jim Rogers

Investment Guru Jim Rogers, Chairman of Rogers Holdings, commented Saturday on a phone interview with CNBC about the SEC accusations of fraud against Goldman Sachs :"Markets are overdue for a correction, Any market that goes up this much, this fast, this steadily without correction - it's not normal. When that sort of things happens, the market could be setting itself up for a 15 - 20% correction."
"What I am doing is watching. If this is going to be the beginning of a correction. we will know how the markets does next week, by Thursday, I suspect. It's not time to sell in any significant way." He added

Japan is The Next Sovereign Debt Bomb Goldman Sachs warns

Goldman Sachs Worried About Japan's Debt

Feb. 26 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's Sara Eisen reports on Goldman Sachs Group Inc.'s Jim O'Oneill's concerns over Japan's debt. Goldman Sachs worried debt Japan Japanese sovereign debt yen euro dollar Greece risk
Japan is The Next Sovereign Debt Bomb Goldman Sachs warns