sexta-feira, 4 de fevereiro de 2011

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Os entrevistadores da CNBC lutam contra Jim Rogers, tentando "vender" os supostos bons ofícios da Fed e do QE1 e QE2. Jim Rogers não lhes dá qualquer hipótese.
«Whenever governments have printed money throughout history, people put their money in real assets, whether it's rice or silver or natural gas. People protect themselves, they don't just say "give me some more paper money." And if you say it's not demand: go to India, go to China, see how people are changing their lives and using more." As for supply: "Commodities are based on supply and demand. You can have demand go down, but if supply goes down more you are going to have a bull market."»
«I have been explaining to everybody on CNBC for a year and half or two now that food prices are going to go through the roof, they're going to explode. We have serious shortage of everything developing, including shortages of farmers.»

(Via Zero Hedge)

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