Will an "epic crash" occur in 2026? Jim Rogers points out that the United States and Japan will not be spared!
2026年會發生「史詩級崩盤」嗎？吉姆羅傑斯指出，美國和日本也未能倖免！
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Re: Jim Rogers 02 (Jun 10 - Dec 26)
by winston » Mon Aug 17, 2026 8:09 am
Jim Rogers talks up the Chinese yuan amid fears of a US market crisis
by Themis Qi
Legendary American investor Jim Rogers has long advocated cash holdings given the potential for a market crisis due to US national debt.
But the currency he would hold might be the Chinese yuan rather than the US dollar, if the former were fully convertible, the veteran investor said in an interview at an investor event in Hong Kong on Saturday.
The remarks came at a time when the 83-year-old billionaire was planning to sell some equities and buy up cash, as he worried about an “extremely bad” crash following a rare long rally across global markets.
The US dollar will get overvalued, and I have to figure out where to go next. In theory, it should be the renminbi
However, the US dollar might not be the destination, said Rogers, who is well known for predicting the global commodities rally in 1999 and was also a former business partner of investor and philanthropist George Soros.
Source: SCMP
https://www.scmp.com/business/money/mar ... pe=section
by Themis Qi
Legendary American investor Jim Rogers has long advocated cash holdings given the potential for a market crisis due to US national debt.
But the currency he would hold might be the Chinese yuan rather than the US dollar, if the former were fully convertible, the veteran investor said in an interview at an investor event in Hong Kong on Saturday.
The remarks came at a time when the 83-year-old billionaire was planning to sell some equities and buy up cash, as he worried about an “extremely bad” crash following a rare long rally across global markets.
The US dollar will get overvalued, and I have to figure out where to go next. In theory, it should be the renminbi
However, the US dollar might not be the destination, said Rogers, who is well known for predicting the global commodities rally in 1999 and was also a former business partner of investor and philanthropist George Soros.
Source: SCMP
https://www.scmp.com/business/money/mar ... pe=section
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