Bagaimana? On Tue, Jul 12, 2011 at 4:36 PM, positif01 <[email protected]> wrote:
> Baca dengan khidmat dan penuh penghayatan malam nanti. Jelang pidato > Bernanke Rabu malam. > > Published: Monday, 11 Jul 2011 | 2:46 AM ET > Following *Friday’s disappointing jobs data*<http://www.cnbc.com/id/43695970/> > and *a big jump in Chinese inflation* <http://www.cnbc.com/id/43681652/> > over > the weekend, Jim Rogers, the CEO and Chairman of Rogers Holdings, told CNBC > that no matter what happens to the global economy, he will make money with > his commodity positions. > > “If the world economy gets better, I earn money on commodities. If the > global economy gets worse then they will print more money and I will make > money in commodities,” Rogers said in an interview with CNBC on Monday. > > With the commodities market highly correlated with the greenback in recent > months, Rogers said he is also long the dollar. > > “I am long the dollar [EUR=X 1.3956 -0.0087 (-0.62%) > ]<http://data.cnbc.com/quotes/EUR%3dX> as > everyone was bearish. So I am long the dollar. In five years I may not be > not be long the dollar but I am now. The dollar and commodities do not have > to move in correlation despite what you see on CNBC,” Rogers said. > > Despite all the volatility on global markets Rogers said he was keeping it > simple. > > “I am long commodities and own a number of currencies. I am short > long-dated US Treasurys, I am short US technology, one major US bank and > emerging markets,” he said. > > The short positions would, in Rogers' view, protect him if things get worse > for the global economy and he believes the Federal Reserve and other central > banks will protect his commodity positions by printing more money . > > With euro zone finance ministers meeting in Brussels and the Financial > Times reporting EU officials are now discussing *a plan to bail out Greece > again will involve some kind of default*<http://www.cnbc.com/id/43707609/>, > Rogers said the Chinese will continue to buy euro zone debt. > > “Someone is going to take a haircut, Greece is going to default, it has to > default. But for China giving money to the EU is very cheap foreign aid. > They are getting influence for their money,” said Rogers. > > http://www.cnbc.com/id/43708130 > '+' > > >
