Jim Rogers: Buy farms and China

Legendary investor Jim Rogers spies potential profits in agriculture and Chinese stocks.

"Venerable investor" Jim Rogers "has always been a multitasker", says Kopin Tan in Barron's. He set up the Quantum Fund with George Soros, famously retired at the age of 37 to travel the world, and has written six books.

Rogers was among the very first to notice that commodities were entering a long-term upswing at the turn of the last century, and has long been keen on Asia. So keen, in fact, that he moved to Singapore from New York a few years ago.

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