Jim Rogers : Japan debasing The Yen

“I own the yen – more yen than most things,”
“I’m concerned. What do I do now? Obviously the yen cannot continue to be a good long,” legendary investor and commodities king Jim Rogers told MarketWatch in an interview on March 24, 2011. “Japan seems determined to debase the yen, which they may be about to do” Jim Rogers explained.

Jim Rogers on The Euro China Yuan and G20 - CNN Money 22 June 2010

Jim Rogers on CNNMoney June 22, 2010

Legendary investor Jim Rogers says China is simply continuing a process begun in 2005 to open their economy.Jim Rogers says that The US will get very little virtually nothing from this process what's the US gonna sell to China ?" Jim Rogers asks "not very much" "you know the Japanese Yen has gone up 400% over the past few decades they still have a balance of trade surplus with the United States !" Jim Rogers explains....

Jim Rogers is buying Dollars and Euros and expects the Yen to go Higher

Jim Rogers Interview on a Chinese TV from Hong Kong

Jim Rogers :"I expect the Yen to go higher I am not selling Yen" both US Dollar and Yen are both involved in the carry trade and so I am holding my yen explains Jim Rogers , I have not bought any yen recently but I have been buying dollars and Euros ..amongst the commodities Jim Rogers recommends silver Natural gas agricultural commodities may be there are opportunities amongst the things (commodities ) that are cheap Jim Rogers explains good places to look for opportunities are cotton and sugar ...amongst the Chinese stocks Jim Rogers recommends the airlines companies from which he expect to make a lot of money ...Jim Rogers explains that there is a real estate bubble in the big Chinese cities but that the government is trying to cool things down...

Jim Rogers Investment Strategy in this slow economy

Jim Rogers hedges himself with Yen Swiss franc Commodities some Chinese shares

Vince Farrell, CIO of Soleil Securities Groups, told CNBC Monday that technology is a smart investment if you’re “looking for some measure of productivity enhancement in order to get some earnings.” Jim Rogers, CEO of Rogers Holdings suggested owning “commodities where the fundamentals are getting better.” He invests in the yen and Swiss franc because he sees “better fundamentals in these areas.”