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Economic Times
4 days ago
- Business
- Economic Times
Can India be the next China? Jim Rogers says world's fourth largest economy has the brains but...
Veteran investor Jim Rogers Jim Rogers, co-founder of the Quantum Fund and one of the most recognisable names in global investing, has said India could become "the new China or even better' if it stays on course with pro-growth economic to ET Now, Rogers pointed to India's strengths, including a large, educated population and rising market sophistication. These, he said, give the country a real chance to reclaim a strong position in the global economy. 'If Delhi has the right attitude,' he said, 'India is going to take its place again as one of the most successful countries of the world.'But the opportunity is not automatic. Rogers made it clear that the outcome depends heavily on policy direction. Without reforms that unlock productivity, improve ease of doing business and support investment, that potential could foreign institutional investors have been retreating from Indian equities in recent months, the domestic side of the market remains resilient. Retail investors and home-grown institutions have been propping up the markets, which have shown surprising buoyancy under the sees this as a positive sign but insists the momentum must be matched by action. 'It may be the new China. It may be better. Who knows?' he said, suggesting that India's rise is not just possible, but plausible — if managed correctly. For now, Rogers isn't actively invested in Indian equities. His current exposure is limited to China and Uzbekistan, two markets he considers undervalued but undergoing structural improvement.'I have not found another market that's depressed but undergoing good change,' he said. India, while not fitting that specific profile yet, is still very much on his radar.'If India goes down, I hope I'm smart enough to buy it again,' he added, hinting at a possible future entry if valuations also touched on the state of global markets, particularly the United States. He was blunt in his assessment. 'America is the largest debtor nation in history,' he said, explaining that his current holdings in US dollars stem from caution, not faith in the American economy. His view is that when fear grips global markets again, the dollar will likely surge, not due to strength, but because there's simply no better alternative.'When the dollar surges again, because people are afraid of everything else, I hope I'm smart enough to sell,' he said, even Rogers isn't sure where he'll go next. 'I don't know another currency that can compete with the dollar,' he admitted. 'If you do, send me a private email.' Rogers' remarks come at a time when India is trying to position itself as a dependable alternative to China in the global supply chain. With geopolitical tensions, rising costs in the West and a global pivot towards de-risking, India has found itself with a rare opening. The question, as Rogers put it, is whether it can rise to the occasion, not just by chance, but through sustained reform and smart governance. His message is clear: the world is watching, and the door is open. But it will not stay open forever.
Economic Times
6 days ago
- Business
- Economic Times
Jim Rogers doubles down on silver: 'If it stays cheap, I'll keep buying"
Live Events (You can now subscribe to our (You can now subscribe to our ETMarkets WhatsApp channel "Oh my gosh, if you go to an Indian market, you will see some unbelievably smart people, sophisticated people. India has it all. And if Delhi has the right attitude, India is going to take its place again as one of the most important countries of the world, most successful countries of the world," says Jim Rogers , Street Smarts: Adventures On The Road & In The I bought more silver last week. If silver continues cheap, I hope I am smart enough to buy more. I own gold. I am not buying gold. I am buying silver because silver is down. Gold is not. But both of them, I hope that my children have my silver and gold someday. I do not see any reason ever to sell my silver and gold. I hope they will be part of my estate for my children, for my I own the US dollar . America is the largest debtor nation in the history of the world and the debt gets worse every day. So, my plan is that when the dollar goes up in a big spurt because people, I do not know why because they are afraid of other things, I hope that if the dollar has last spurt that I am smart enough to sell it. Now, my question is, where do I put my money then? And I do not have an answer yet. I do not know another currency that can compete with the US dollar. If you know it, please do not announce it on the air. Please send me a private email because I am if I am right about India and if Delhi really has learned that prosperity is good for India and that success is good for India, India is going to be one of the great economies and great financial markets of the world. I mean, it has been there for hundreds of years. You know India has had some very successful periods in history. It looks to me like we now may be entering another period where India is going to be one of the new great countries of the world. It may be the new China It may be better. Who knows? But if Delhi understands because there are lots of very educated, smart Indians, ambitious Indians. Oh my gosh, if you go to an Indian market, you will see some unbelievably smart people, sophisticated people. India has it all. And if Delhi has the right attitude, India is going to take its place again as one of the most important countries of the world, most successful countries of the world.I have sold everywhere except China and Uzbekistan. I am looking for other markets. I have not found one yet. I need to find a country that is depressed for any reason, where there are good things, where there is good change taking place. China and Uzbekistan are the only two countries now that I know of like that, but I am looking and as I say if India goes down, I hope I am smart enough to buy India again.
Time of India
6 days ago
- Business
- Time of India
Jim Rogers doubles down on silver: 'If it stays cheap, I'll keep buying"
Live Events (You can now subscribe to our (You can now subscribe to our ETMarkets WhatsApp channel "Oh my gosh, if you go to an Indian market, you will see some unbelievably smart people, sophisticated people. India has it all. And if Delhi has the right attitude, India is going to take its place again as one of the most important countries of the world, most successful countries of the world," says Jim Rogers , Street Smarts: Adventures On The Road & In The I bought more silver last week. If silver continues cheap, I hope I am smart enough to buy more. I own gold. I am not buying gold. I am buying silver because silver is down. Gold is not. But both of them, I hope that my children have my silver and gold someday. I do not see any reason ever to sell my silver and gold. I hope they will be part of my estate for my children, for my I own the US dollar . America is the largest debtor nation in the history of the world and the debt gets worse every day. So, my plan is that when the dollar goes up in a big spurt because people, I do not know why because they are afraid of other things, I hope that if the dollar has last spurt that I am smart enough to sell it. Now, my question is, where do I put my money then? And I do not have an answer yet. I do not know another currency that can compete with the US dollar. If you know it, please do not announce it on the air. Please send me a private email because I am if I am right about India and if Delhi really has learned that prosperity is good for India and that success is good for India, India is going to be one of the great economies and great financial markets of the world. I mean, it has been there for hundreds of years. You know India has had some very successful periods in history. It looks to me like we now may be entering another period where India is going to be one of the new great countries of the world. It may be the new China It may be better. Who knows? But if Delhi understands because there are lots of very educated, smart Indians, ambitious Indians. Oh my gosh, if you go to an Indian market, you will see some unbelievably smart people, sophisticated people. India has it all. And if Delhi has the right attitude, India is going to take its place again as one of the most important countries of the world, most successful countries of the world.I have sold everywhere except China and Uzbekistan. I am looking for other markets. I have not found one yet. I need to find a country that is depressed for any reason, where there are good things, where there is good change taking place. China and Uzbekistan are the only two countries now that I know of like that, but I am looking and as I say if India goes down, I hope I am smart enough to buy India again.
Time of India
6 days ago
- Business
- Time of India
Global markets riding high on fragile optimism, warns Jim Rogers
"For the first time in my investing career, I believe that the people in Delhi now truly understand that prosperity and success are good. For decades, they've said those things, but they didn't really mean it," says Jim Rogers, Street Smarts: Adventures On The Road & In The Markets. Give us a sense of the kind of moves we're seeing from the U.S. We've had several updates over the past week regarding trade deals with major global economies. Where do you think the market is headed now that there's a bit more clarity on the trade front compared to earlier? Jim Rogers: Well, the U.S. market hit an all-time high yesterday, so it's been going up. I've sold everything. I'm very skeptical about this rally. I see signs that we're going to face problems—though they're not here yet. I sold too soon. But that's not the first time I've done that. I'm quite good at selling too early. Explore courses from Top Institutes in Please select course: Select a Course Category Finance Cybersecurity Data Analytics Others Digital Marketing Degree others Data Science Healthcare CXO PGDM Product Management MCA Data Science Leadership Operations Management MBA Technology Design Thinking Project Management Skills you'll gain: Duration: 9 Months IIM Calcutta SEPO - IIMC CFO India Starts on undefined Get Details Skills you'll gain: Duration: 9 Months IIM Calcutta SEPO - IIMC CFO India Starts on undefined Get Details But when are you planning to buy again? More importantly, which sectors or regions are you interested in right now? Jim Rogers: Well, the situation is that markets all over the world are hitting new highs. Everyone's having a good time. In my experience, when everyone is enjoying themselves, that's when you should start worrying. So yes, I'm worried, but clearly, I'm early. I've been early before—this time is no different. So I don't think I'm the right person to ask right now. I wouldn't be buying at this point—I'd be selling, though the market seems to suggest I'm wrong. Help us understand the rationale behind your decision to sell most of your holdings, especially since the market is at an all-time high. For example, trade deals with major economies like India haven't been finalized yet. If all goes well, do you believe this uptrend can continue? And what are the potential problems you foresee? Jim Rogers: For the first time in my investing career, I believe that the people in Delhi now truly understand that prosperity and success are good. For decades, they've said those things, but they didn't really mean it. Now, something's changed—India recognizes the need for success and economic growth. I'm extremely optimistic. In fact, I'm more optimistic about India now than I've ever been in the past—because I believe that the policymakers in Delhi finally get it. Live Events That's an interesting take. But if you're so optimistic, why are you still not buying into Indian markets? Is it due to high valuations? If the markets correct—say by 10% or 15%—would you be interested then? Jim Rogers: I have no idea what the magic number is. I'm not good at that. If the Indian market starts falling and there's genuine fear and despair, that's when I might consider coming back. Whether that happens at 8% down or 28% down—I don't know. I just hope I'll recognize the signs when there's enough fear to warrant buying again. Many foreign investors seem to share your sentiment. The kind of FII outflows we've seen from Indian equities this past week has been quite significant. On the flip side, domestic confidence appears to be strong and is helping balance those outflows. Where do you think Indian markets are headed, given this contrast? Jim Rogers: Again, I'll admit I'm not good at market timing or short-term trading. Any success I've had has come from finding undervalued assets and holding them for the very long term. India is going to be one of the great countries of the world again. It has been in the past, and I believe it will be again. So I just hope that if the Indian market falls significantly—whatever the reason—I'll be smart enough to buy in.
Business Wire
22-07-2025
- Business
- Business Wire
Tempus to Report Second Quarter 2025 Financial Results on August 8
CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Tempus AI, Inc. (NASDAQ: TEM), a leader in artificial intelligence and precision medicine, today announced they will report financial results for the second quarter of 2025 on Friday, August 8, 2025. The company will hold the earnings conference call at 8:00 a.m. ET. The company's quarterly earnings will be released the same day. The call will feature Tempus Founder and CEO, Eric Lefkofsky, and Chief Financial Officer, Jim Rogers. The live audio webcast will be accessible through the events page of Tempus' Investor Relations website. Alternatively, the call can be accessed via the following: Conference ID: 7005219 Domestic Dial-in Number: (800) 715-9871 International Dial-in Number: (646) 307-1963 Live Webcast: About Tempus Tempus is a technology company advancing precision medicine through the practical application of artificial intelligence in healthcare. With one of the world's largest libraries of multimodal data, and an operating system to make that data accessible and useful, Tempus provides AI-enabled precision medicine solutions to physicians to deliver personalized patient care and in parallel facilitates discovery, development and delivery of optimal therapeutics. The goal is for each patient to benefit from the treatment of others who came before by providing physicians with tools that learn as the company gathers more data. For more information, visit
