Patience over excitement
If you want to be successful, be boring.
Perspectives on global markets, commodities and the discipline of investing.
Patience over excitement
If you want to be successful, be boring.
In Vantage’s published interview, Rogers emphasizes patience and understanding an investment rather than chasing excitement. The publisher says responses were minimally edited for clarity.
Debt and the next downturn
In 2008, we had a big problem, but the debt everywhere has skyrocketed since then.
In an interview with Michelle Makori, Rogers explains why rising debt concerned him about a future recession. This records his view in February 2024.
The discipline to wait
But the number of mistakes would cut down a lot if people had some patience or some discipline.
Rogers tells George Gammon that investors would research more carefully if they could make only a limited number of investments. The transcript was originally published May 14, 2020; its later update date is not the interview date.
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