Jim Rogers returns for Part 2 of our interview with him and shares the assets he thinks will best preserve purchasing power through the bear market he sees ahead.
As we approach the end of one of the most tumultuous years for the markets in decades, investors minds are turning towards what to expect in 2023.
Well, if you want to know where we’re likely headed, it’s often best to seek the counsel of a veteran expert who’s seen and studied it all.
Which is why I’m thrilled to welcome Jim Rogers to the program today — he’s a legendary international investor, financial commentator and author of
several books including the best-seller “Hot Commodities”On his previous appearances on this program, Jim warned us of an approaching bear market — well, we certainly got that in spades in this year. We’ll ask him if he expects it to continue in 2023, and whether he thinks a substantial recession is in the cards.
Jim returns here in Part 2 to explain why he thinks commodities are the best refuge for capital today given what he sees coming.
He still sees them as “cheap”, despite the recent price advances many key resources have already experienced this year.
To learn why, as well as what gives him hope for the future, watch Part 2 of our interview with Jim Rogers.
