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November 9, 2009

Jim Rogers Bashes Nouriel Roubini

Damien Hoffman, Wall St. Cheat Sheet

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Posted on November 09 2009. Tags: Assets, Bonds, Bubble, Coffee, Commodities, Cotton, Economy, Gold, Inflation, Investing, Jim Rogers, Markets, Nouriel Roubini, Oil, Silver, Stocks

Jim Rogers

Jim Rogers is one of the most respected investors in the world. I had a chance to chat with him the other morning to get more details about some of his recent comments in the media …

Damien Hoffman: Jim, you were in the media a few times last week and I want to follow up on a few points you made. You said on Bloomberg that Nouriel Roubini did not do his homework regarding the asset bubbles about which he is now warning. Can you explain what homework he did not...

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