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Jim Rogers The Worst financial crisis pt 1/2 what to expect for 09 Dec 24 2008

Dec. 24 — Jim Rogers, chairman of Rogers Holdings, talks with Nigel Stevenson about the outlook for commodities, the yen and U.S. bonds in 2009.

 

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