Back to Learn

Jim Rogers: The ‘Worst Bear Market Of Our Lifetime’ Is Fast Approaching

Legendary investor Jim Rogers has seen more market ups and downs than most people alive today. And he has successfully made money — a LOT of money — in the process.

But given today’s macroenvironment, he’s more concerned about the market’s future prospects than he’s ever been before. In fact, he confidently predicts we will experience a massive economic and financial correction that will result in the biggest bear market of our lifetime.

Too much debt. Rising inflation. Currency debasement. Malinvestment. Central bank intervention. Geopolitical stress. The current macroeconomic environment has it all.

Rogers predicts collapse will begin in the weaker countries/companies first, and then cascade it way towards the US, eventually plunging the entire system into deep recession, if not a downright Depression.

Here in Part 1 of our interview with Jim, he explains how bad he thinks things will get and why. Using his international viewpoint, he also unpacks China’s future prospects given its current challenges (including Evergrande) and the potential for greater competition from an opening of commerce between South and North Korea.

And in Part 2, he shares the asset classes he thinks will fare best in preserving wealth during the tribulations to come.

Part 2 can be viewed here: https://youtu.be/_DYLy6RWjv4

Investment Insights

What Serious Investors Are Watching

Dive into expert interviews, market analysis, and long-form content built to help serious investors think long-term.

Explore More
Gold ETFs Explained: How to Get Gold Exposure Without Holding Metal
Article

Gold ETFs Explained: How to Get Gold Exposure Without Holding Metal

A gold ETF is an exchange-traded fund that gives you exposure to gold’s price without...

Where Is the Strait of Hormuz and Why Markets Watch It
Article

Where Is the Strait of Hormuz and Why Markets Watch It

Where Is the Strait of Hormuz and Why Markets Watch It The Strait of Hormuz...

What an Oil Shock Does to Inflation and the Fed
Article

What an Oil Shock Does to Inflation and the Fed

What an Oil Shock Does to Inflation and the Fed An oil shock raises inflation...

Enjoyed This? Get More Insights

Expert insights and curated opportunities, delivered to your inbox.

    By subscribing, you agree to receive Wealthion emails. Unsubscribe anytime.

    Ready to Position for What's Coming?

    Whether you're still learning or ready to act, your next step starts here.

    Explore Opportunities
    • Independent
    • Macro-Informed
    • Real Asset Focused
    Gold