Jim Rogers

'Indian women wear unbelievable amounts of gold, silver,' says Jim Rogers

Millionaire investor Jim Rogers said the Indian market teaches him a lot about gold and silver. He believes that India is currently an appealing market to watch out for

Indian markets are getting too confident, excited & aggressive: Jim Rogers

War has never been good for the stock markets. The exception is the oil and gold markets where the prices go up, said Jim Rogers, chairman of Rogers Holdings in this exclusive interview.

TMS Ep392: Gopinathan's exit, angel tax, Jim Rogers, m-cap to GDP ratio

What does Gopinathan's exit mean for TCS? Is angel tax making India less attractive? What does Jim Rogers think of the global banking crisis? What is the m-cap to GDP ratio? All answers here

TMS Ep120: Medical education, Jim Rogers, Russian listings, pandemic

Why do medical students go to Ukraine? What is Jim Rogers's investment strategy during crises? Will Russia's removal from global indices benefit India? What are pandemic and endemic? All answers here

'Commodities are the best place to be right now'

Chairman of Rogers Holdings Jim Rogers reveals his investment strategies in an interview with Business Standard's Puneet Wadhwa. The geopolitical crisis, he says, is an opportunity to buy. Listen in

Ukraine crisis: Commodities the best place to be right now, says Jim Rogers

I suspect sometime in the next few days the market should bottom out and then see a sharp rally, says Rogers

Another rout is imminent, worst is yet to come: Veteran investor Jim Rogers

Rogers is not surprised by the recent flight to quality, saying it's a 'tried and true' function of the markets in distress

Global markets are not fully pricing in coronavirus' impact: Jim Rogers

Rogers said the worst was yet to come for the global financial markets - not purely due to coronavirus, but also due to the slowing growth

Correction was overdue; India more vulnerable than global peers: Jim Rogers

Interview with chairman of Rogers Holdings on global market sell-off

GST is a big positive, but I'm not investing in India yet: Jim Rogers

As global equity markets continue on their journey north, JIM ROGERS, chairman of Rogers Holdings tells Puneet Wadhwa that he expects a correction going ahead. His decision of not to invest right now is not India specific, but has to do with the problems relating to how the major global economies are shaping up. Edited excerpts:India has implemented the biggest tax reform in history - the goods and services tax (GST). What are your thoughts on the development?With the implementation of GST, Prime Minister Modi has done what he said earlier. If GST can overhaul the tax system in India, it will be wonderful. This is the best thing to have happened to India by a politician since its independence, i.e. since the last 70 years. What do you expect from the government in its remaining tenure? Do you see populist measures take centre stage with 2019 general elections in mind?Well, Narendra Modi has done many populist things in the past. I think the last Union Budget had a number of populist ..

Jim Rogers sees Donald Trump leading US to bankruptcy

But continues to bet on Trump as the next President, says oil will probably not fall, but stocks and gold may

Rajan's exit another sign of PM's unwillingness to change things: Jim Rogers

In an interview, the chairman of Rogers Holdings says PM Modi knows what needs to be done in India, but is reluctant to do it

Very difficult to invest in India; govt needs to get out of the way: Jim Rogers

Interview with Chairman of Rogers Holdings