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Why Jim Rogers Is Bearish on the U.S. and Facebook
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Famed investor Jim Rogers has already said he wouldn't buy Facebook when the social networking giant has its IPO later this week. “No, that kind of stock I don't buy. They are usually very, very expensive. A lot of people like to buy expensive stocks

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Global AgInvesting(SM) Welcomes Jim Rogers, Internationally-Renowned Economist
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April 23-25, will be privy to an exclusive presentation from world-renowned international investor, author, and financial commentator Jim Rogers, who will be the keynote speaker at this premier agricultural investing conference.

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Jim Rogers: I Would Not Buy Facebook
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Jim Rogers, CEO and chairman of Rogers Holdings, said he would not buy Facebook as a stock because it would be too expensive. “No, that kind of stock I don't buy. They are usually very, very expensive. A lot of people like to buy expensive stocks like
Jim Rogers says 'no thanks' to FacebookInvestment Week
No Country Will Exit the Euro Zone This Year: Jim RogersWall Street Pit

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Jim Rogers: I Would Not Buy Facebook
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Jim Rogers, CEO and chairman of Rogers Holdings, said he would not buy Facebook as a stock because it would be too expensive. “No, that kind of stock I don't buy. They are usually very, very expensive. A lot of people like to buy expensive stocks like
Jim Rogers says 'no thanks' to FacebookInvestment Week
No Country Will Exit the Euro Zone This Year: Jim RogersWall Street Pit

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Jim Rogers: No-One Leaves the Euro Zone This Year
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No country will exit the euro zone this year but a solution to the debt crisis remains elusive, Jim Rogers, CEO and Chairman at Rogers Holdings, told CNBC Monday. "I don't think we'll see anybody will leave the euro zone in 2012, there are 40 elections

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