Speaking from Singapore, famed commodities trader Jim Rogers of Rogers Holdings urged investors to run from bonds and avoid a serious knock to your purchasing power during, what Rogers believes will be, the upcoming mother of all post-WWII inflation.
“As the inflation numbers get worse and as governments print more money and as governments have to issue many, many more bonds,” Rogers told CNBC on Friday, “Somewhere along the line we get to the point when (bond prices) go down.” Full story
