Airtime: Thurs. Jun. 10 2010 |
Everybody is so bearish about the euro that it looks like now is a good time to buy the single European currency, Jim Rogers, chairman of Rogers Holdings, told CNBC Thursday. The only big bull markets Rogers sees in the next decade is commodities and he suggests having real assets such as cotton, silver and natural gas for protection in these markets.
Discussing mounting fears of a douple-dip recession, with Alan Greenspan, former Federal Reserve chairman and CNBC’s Maria Bartiromo.
Stocks are “climbing a wall of worry and that tends to be the best kind of bull market,” Mike Lenhoff from Brewin Dolphin told CNBC Tuesday. Marc Ostwald from Monument Securities joined the discussion.
Should the government reward homeowners who pay their mortgage? Erica Payne, of The Agenda Project, and CNBC’s Rick Santelli debate the topic.
Aetna CEO Ronald Williams, vice chairman of the Business Council, discusses jobs, politics and more with CNBC.
Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke testifies before the House Budget Committee.
Ken Langone, CEO of Invemed and co-founder of Home Depot, shares his parting shots.