2026-01-05 05:00:17

#2026年比特币行情展望 Legendary investor Rogers speaks again: Will the 2026 financial storm really arrive?

The 82-year-old Jim Rogers, co-founder of Quantum Fund, once again makes bold predictions. Having fought alongside Soros and achieved over 4200% investment returns over ten years, his voice always carries weight. After retiring at 37, he traveled the world on a motorcycle seeking investment opportunities—such a figure issuing warnings should not be underestimated.

Remember 2005? Rogers keenly pointed out that the US real estate market was brewing a huge bubble. Three years later, the subprime mortgage crisis swept the globe, just as he predicted. This time, he highlights two key risks: the astronomical debt accumulated by countries post-pandemic and the current hot but overhyped artificial intelligence wave.

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What are your thoughts on the 2026 financial outlook?

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UncommonNPC

· 01-08 04:20

Rogers is at it again, playing the prophet. Did he say in 2005 that one correct prediction could last a lifetime? Honestly, who can't see through the debt and AI bubble issues? The real question is, when will it all blow up?

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SandwichTrader

· 01-07 01:03

Rogers is right, the debt bomb will explode sooner or later, and it all depends on who will fall first in 2026.

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 01-05 05:29

Rogers is really good at predicting, but constantly shouting about crises... I'm tired of it. It's better to take the opportunity to buy the dip.

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RumbleValidator

· 01-05 05:24

Rogers is right; debt issues are indeed a systemic risk. But what truly deserves attention is the market liquidity's efficiency in withstanding extreme stress—that is the core factor determining an asset's safe-haven capability.

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SolidityStruggler

· 01-05 05:16

Rogers is the kind of guy who just speaks plainly. Anyway, I trust his predictions more than those slick-talking analysts.

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