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Ever since governments around the world started printing stimulus money, Jim Rogers, chairman of Jim Rogers Holding, has been bullish on commodities.
Rogers holds gold and would buy more. "I wouldn't think of selling," he said. "If gold goes to $1,000 per ounce or pick a number -- I hope that I'm smart enough to buy more."
Central bankers are buying gold, making gold an investment of choice among bankers around the world. Rogers does not believe that we've seen a bubble in gold. He believes that gold will appreciate over the next decade.
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