Jim Rogers and Paige Parker
- Jas_Jain
- Papito
- Papito
- JeffChristy
- dija
- dija
- stocksystm
- hsmcmrp
- hsmcmrp
- JeffChristy
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» Papito - Mr. Rogers and Mr. Soros
Is your posting considered informative? Is there a reason (besides pure envy) that you feel the need to slander this man - and Mr. Soros as well? I think you should spend your time in a different kind of chat room - your comments are not helpful here.-- posted by Papito
» JeffChristy - Re: Forgot to Mention An Important Fact -- Re: Re: Jim is buying
In response to message posted by Jas_Jain:Sorry Jas
Rogers can not be the worlds worst trader. This guy bought big in October 2000 in the $80'S and is still holding.
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Address:http://home.netcom.com/~%6Bir%6B_6%39/BB...
If they loose 50% of their value he will still be far better off than Brinker. I don't think Rogers would lose that much because he knows what a stop is. Time will tell who is right.
-- posted by JeffChristy
» dija - Re: 6/21/03: A Seller, not a buyer
In response to message posted by Kirk:
Kirk said: "I believe I heard Rogers say on TV that he is a terrible market timer so you really have to look at what he does with his overall portfolio."
He definitely is a terrible market timer. He was bearish all through the 1990s. In fact, there was a big article about him in Barrons in 1986. The headline was "Bearish on the World."
In the late 1990s, Jimmy declared on CNBC that long-term interest rates would "never again in our lifetimes go below 6%."
Jimmy declared on Fox early this year that he would not touch Tyco (then about $11) with a 10-foot pole. Most of the people I really respect loved Tyco at that time (Bill Miller, John Neff, Christopher Davis,
Ron Muhlenkamp, the people who run the Clipper Fund, and several others). It is now around $19.
Jimmy is bullish on commodities, true. But Jimmy has been bullish on commondities for a long, long, long time.
-- posted by dija
» dija - Re: 6/21/03: A Seller, not a buyer
In response to message posted by Kirk:
Kirk said: "I believe I heard Rogers say on TV that he is a terrible market timer so you really have to look at what he does with his overall portfolio."
He definitely is a terrible market timer. He was bearish all through the 1990s. In fact, there was a big article about him in Barrons in 1986. The headline was "Bearish on the World."
In the late 1990s, Jimmy declared on CNBC that long-term interest rates would "never again in our lifetimes go below 6%."
Jimmy declared on Fox early this year that he would not touch Tyco (then about $11) with a 10-foot pole. Most of the people I really respect loved Tyco at that time (Bill Miller, John Neff, Christopher Davis,
Ron Muhlenkamp, the people who run the Clipper Fund, and several others). It is now around $19.
Jimmy is bullish on commodities, true. But Jimmy has been bullish on commondities for a long, long, long time.
-- posted by dija
» stocksystm - Good, Long Interview with Jim
Here is a link to a talk with Jim Rogers, who is always interesting to listen to:-- posted by stocksystm
» JeffChristy - Re: Re: Re: 6/21/03: A Seller, not a buyer
In response to message posted by Kirk:Kirk
Here is a link to the website for Roger's fund.
Rogers Raw Materials
:http://www.rogersrawmaterials.com/page2....
-- posted by JeffChristy
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