Wealthion, Released on 6/9/26

In this Wealthion interview with Maggie Lake, Rogers says inflation is rising again, global money printing is coming back to haunt markets, and America’s debt problem has reached historic levels. He argues the U.S. is now the largest debtor nation in history — and says investors should “read some history” to understand how these cycles usually end. Rogers also explains why he believes market leaders and “hotshot stocks” could be the first to crack, why he still owns U.S. dollars despite America’s debt burden, and why he believes every investor should own some gold and silver as protection against chaos, war, and inflation.

00:00 Jim Rogers: Kevin Warsh Should Resign
00:37 How To Add Gold & Silver To Your IRA
01:10 Jim Rogers On Global Markets
01:49 The Longest Market Run In U.S. History
03:00 Why “This Time Is Different” Is Dangerous
04:19 Where Market Trouble Starts First
05:31 America’s Historic Debt Problem
06:48 How Investors Can Protect Themselves
07:13 Why Jim Rogers Owns U.S. Dollars
08:17 Why Everyone Should Own Gold And Silver
08:44 War, Inflation, And Commodity Prices
09:37 Jim Rogers’ Advice To The Next Fed Chair
11:00 Why The Fed Has No Good Options
11:25 History’s Warning For America
11:53 Final Warning: Be Worried And Be Careful

Jim Rogers co-founded the Quantum Fund with George Soros in 1973, helping to steer the fund to a 4200% return before “retiring” at age 37. He is considered to be one of the greatest investors of all time. Rogers has made two record-setting journeys – once by motorcycle and once by car – and is in the Guinness Book of World Records for doing so. In between his frequent travels, he has served as a professor at Columbia University, started his own commodity index and is a frequent media commentator worldwide. Rogers has also authored six books. He currently lives in Singapore with his family. Jim has authored a half dozen books, including: Investment Biker: Around the World with Jim Rogers (NYTimes Bestseller), Adventure Capitalist, Hot Commodities (NYTimes Bestseller), A Bull in China, A Gift to My Children, and most recently, Street Smarts.

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