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Why I keep on buying Chinese shares – Jim Rogers

By: Fons Tuinstra
On: December 28, 2020
In: agriculture, consulting, economy, Featured Videos, innovation, investments, Singapore, Speaker News, Stock market
Tagged: Jim Rogers
Jim Rogers

Singapore-based super-investor Jim Rogers explains at the Sixth Tone why he bets on Chinese shares to improve his fortunes.

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