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吉姆-罗杰斯：我的第一桶金Jim Rogers: My First MillionPublished: November 20 2009 18:26 | Last updated: November 20 2009 18:26Since Jim Rogers, 67, co-founded the Quantum Fund with George Soros he has worked as a guest professor of finance at Columbia University and as an economic commentator. In 1998, he founded the Rogers International Commodities Index (RICI).He is the author of A Bull in China, Hot Commodities, Adventure Capitalist and Investment Biker. His latest book isA Gift to My Children, a father’s l essons for life and investing.EDITOR’S CHOICEMy first million: More columns about how the wealthy manage their money - Oct-31Raised in Alabama, Rogers started in business at the age of five, collecting empty soda bottles at the local baseball field. After graduating from Yale University in 1964, he won a scholarship to Balliol College, Oxford. He then got his first job on Wall Street.Rogers now lives in Singapore with his wife and their two young daughters.Did you think you would get to where you are?No, I am as surprised as anyone. I certainly wanted to get somewhere and was willing to work hard. I wanted to retire young, but I never thought I would retire before 40.When you realised that you had made your first million were you tempted to slow down?I can remember the exact day of my first million dollars’ net worth. It was in November 1977. I was 35. I knew I needed more than that to do what I wanted when I was 37 – the age I decided to stop working to seek adventure.What is the secret of your success?As I was not smarter than most people, I was willing to work harder than most. I was prepared to examine conventional wisdom. If everyone thinks one way, it is likely to be wrong. If you can figure out that it is wrong, you are likely to make a lot of money.What is your basic investment strategy?Buy low and sell high. I try to find something that is very cheap, where a positive change is taking place. Then I do enough homework to make sure I am right. It has got to be cheap so that, if I am wrong, I don’t lose much money. Everytime I make a mistake, it is usually because I did not do enough homework.Do not underestimate the value of due diligence. In the 1960s, General Motors was the world’s most successful company. One day, a GM analyst went to the board of directors with the message: “The Japanese are coming.” They ignored him. Investors who did their homework sold their GM stock – and bought Toyota instead.I’m not buying any stocks at the moment. If anything is undervalued now it is commodities and some currencies.What has been your most spectacular gain?The Quantum Fund. When we started the company in 1970, I had $600 in my pocket. Within 10 years, the portfolio had gained 4,200 per cent.Do you want to carry on till you drop?No. These days, I spend very few hours a day working, becauseI have two little girls and I want to spend as much time with them as possible.Both our girls have a Chinese governess and speak fluent Mandarin. For their generation, Mandarin and English will be the most important languages.Have you made any pension provision?I don’t have a pension because I hope I don’t need one. I have accumulated assets and that is what I live on.What is your commitment to charity?I have given money to students and schools around the world.I try to give scholarships to students rather than schools, because the students need the money more than administrators.Do you allow yourself the odd indulgence?I have been around the world twice. Setting off in 1990, I spent22 months travelling through six continents on a motorcycle.On my second trip, which started in 1999, my wife and I travelled for three years through 116 countries in a custom-made Mercedes.What is the most you have ever paid for a bottle of fine wine or champagne?I don’t have an upper limit for champagne, but I’ve never had the urge to spend $2,000 on a bottle of wine. I always remember my background. I did not have money as a kid.Picasso or Art Deco as an investment?I am at a stage where I am not interested in having or amassing stuff.Do you believe in passing your wealth to children?I’ve always thought that, if you give children too much, you will ruin them. I have set up my will so they don’t get muchuntil they are at least 30.I went to Yale and Oxford and a lot of rich kids were there who never had to work. I know I want my children to be well-educated and experience the workplace.Education and the necessity to work changed my life and yanked me out of the backwater of Alabama.Where should people put their money in the recession?Invest only in things you know something about. The mistake most people make is that they listen to hot tips, or act on something they read in magazines.Most people know a lot about something, so they should just stick to what they know and buy an investment in that area. That is how you get rich.You don’t get rich investing in things you know nothing about.Which of the following is a fact stated in this article?A:Jim Rogers is born rich.B:Jim Rogers still works long hours now.C:Jim Rogers speaks fluent Chinese.D:Jim Rogers had his daughters at relatively old age.………………………….……………………………………………….…………..DHe's 67 and have two young daughters.Which of the following is true about Jim Rogers' investing strategy? A: Buy assets at cheap priceB: Only buy into areas that he's familiar withC: Pay attention to the future growth.D: All of the above………………………….………………………..…………………..………………………...……..…DBuy low and sell high. I try to find something that is very cheap, where a positive change is taking place. Then I do enough homework to make sure I am right. It has got to be cheap so that, if I am wrong, I don’t lose much money. Every time I make a mistake, it is usually because I did not do enough homework.According to the article, which of the following does Jim Rogers hold to be true?A: Work is a necessity.B: Stock is the best investment.C: In order to get rich, you need to take risks.D: Family is above your career.…………………………….…………………….……………..………..……AEducation and the necessity to work changed my life and yanked me out of the backwater of Alabama.Which of the following is Jim Rogers most proud of?A: Raising two kidsB: The Quantum fundC: His charity contributionD: Travelling the world……………………………………………………………………………….……………………….….BWhat has been your most spectacular gain?The Quantum Fund. When we started the company in 1970, I had $600 in my pocket. Within 10 years, the portfolio had gained 4,200 per cent.。
吉姆-罗杰斯：我的第一桶金Jim Rogers: My First MillionPublished: November 20 2009 18:26 | Last updated: November 20 2009 18:26Since Jim Rogers, 67, co-founded the Quantum Fund with George Soros he has worked as a guest professor of finance at Columbia University and as an economic commentator. In 1998, he founded the Rogers International Commodities Index (RICI).He is the author of A Bull in China, Hot Commodities, Adventure Capitalist and Investment Biker. His latest book isA Gift to My Children, a father’s l essons for life and investing.EDITOR’S CHOICEMy first million: More columns about how the wealthy manage their money - Oct-31Raised in Alabama, Rogers started in business at the age of five, collecting empty soda bottles at the local baseball field. After graduating from Yale University in 1964, he won a scholarship to Balliol College, Oxford. He then got his first job on Wall Street.Rogers now lives in Singapore with his wife and their two young daughters.Did you think you would get to where you are?No, I am as surprised as anyone. I certainly wanted to get somewhere and was willing to work hard. I wanted to retire young, but I never thought I would retire before 40.When you realised that you had made your first million were you tempted to slow down?I can remember the exact day of my first million dollars’ net worth. It was in November 1977. I was 35. I knew I needed more than that to do what I wanted when I was 37 – the age I decided to stop working to seek adventure.What is the secret of your success?As I was not smarter than most people, I was willing to work harder than most. I was prepared to examine conventional wisdom. If everyone thinks one way, it is likely to be wrong. If you can figure out that it is wrong, you are likely to make a lot of money.What is your basic investment strategy?Buy low and sell high. I try to find something that is very cheap, where a positive change is taking place. Then I do enough homework to make sure I am right. It has got to be cheap so that, if I am wrong, I don’t lose much money. Everytime I make a mistake, it is usually because I did not do enough homework.Do not underestimate the value of due diligence. In the 1960s, General Motors was the world’s most successful company. One day, a GM analyst went to the board of directors with the message: “The Japanese are coming.” They ignored him. Investors who did their homework sold their GM stock – and bought Toyota instead.I’m not buying any stocks at the moment. If anything is undervalued now it is commodities and some currencies.What has been your most spectacular gain?The Quantum Fund. When we started the company in 1970, I had $600 in my pocket. Within 10 years, the portfolio had gained 4,200 per cent.Do you want to carry on till you drop?No. These days, I spend very few hours a day working, becauseI have two little girls and I want to spend as much time with them as possible.Both our girls have a Chinese governess and speak fluent Mandarin. For their generation, Mandarin and English will be the most important languages.Have you made any pension provision?I don’t have a pension because I hope I don’t need one. I have accumulated assets and that is what I live on.What is your commitment to charity?I have given money to students and schools around the world.I try to give scholarships to students rather than schools, because the students need the money more than administrators.Do you allow yourself the odd indulgence?I have been around the world twice. Setting off in 1990, I spent22 months travelling through six continents on a motorcycle.On my second trip, which started in 1999, my wife and I travelled for three years through 116 countries in a custom-made Mercedes.What is the most you have ever paid for a bottle of fine wine or champagne?I don’t have an upper limit for champagne, but I’ve never had the urge to spend $2,000 on a bottle of wine. I always remember my background. I did not have money as a kid.Picasso or Art Deco as an investment?I am at a stage where I am not interested in having or amassing stuff.Do you believe in passing your wealth to children?I’ve always thought that, if you give children too much, you will ruin them. I have set up my will so they don’t get muchuntil they are at least 30.I went to Yale and Oxford and a lot of rich kids were there who never had to work. I know I want my children to be well-educated and experience the workplace.Education and the necessity to work changed my life and yanked me out of the backwater of Alabama.Where should people put their money in the recession?Invest only in things you know something about. The mistake most people make is that they listen to hot tips, or act on something they read in magazines.Most people know a lot about something, so they should just stick to what they know and buy an investment in that area. That is how you get rich.You don’t get rich investing in things you know nothing about.Which of the following is a fact stated in this article?A:Jim Rogers is born rich.B:Jim Rogers still works long hours now.C:Jim Rogers speaks fluent Chinese.D:Jim Rogers had his daughters at relatively old age.………………………….……………………………………………….…………..DHe's 67 and have two young daughters.Which of the following is true about Jim Rogers' investing strategy? A: Buy assets at cheap priceB: Only buy into areas that he's familiar withC: Pay attention to the future growth.D: All of the above………………………….………………………..…………………..………………………...……..…DBuy low and sell high. I try to find something that is very cheap, where a positive change is taking place. Then I do enough homework to make sure I am right. It has got to be cheap so that, if I am wrong, I don’t lose much money. Every time I make a mistake, it is usually because I did not do enough homework.According to the article, which of the following does Jim Rogers hold to be true?A: Work is a necessity.B: Stock is the best investment.C: In order to get rich, you need to take risks.D: Family is above your career.…………………………….…………………….……………..………..……AEducation and the necessity to work changed my life and yanked me out of the backwater of Alabama.Which of the following is Jim Rogers most proud of?A: Raising two kidsB: The Quantum fundC: His charity contributionD: Travelling the world……………………………………………………………………………….……………………….….BWhat has been your most spectacular gain?The Quantum Fund. When we started the company in 1970, I had $600 in my pocket. Within 10 years, the portfolio had gained 4,200 per cent.。
吉姆罗杰斯：为中国投资者把脉指点吉姆•罗杰斯是世界杰出的投资大师之一，并被称为“商品大王”。
他对全球股市、大宗商品和货币市场有深刻独到的见解和预测。
在此，我们将了解他对中国投资者的指导和建议。
1. 投资黄金吉姆•罗杰斯认为，现在是购买黄金的好时机，因为全球金融危机不断加剧，特别是欧盟国家的债务危机，使得黄金成为了对冲投资者风险的最好选择。
2. 重视大宗商品由于中国不断进行城市化和工业化，对大宗商品的需求不断增加，如能源和工业金属等。
他认为，未来20年都将是大宗商品的黄金时代，因此投资者应该关注大宗商品市场的走势，以及特别关注中国的大宗商品需求。
3. 投资农业吉姆•罗杰斯预测，未来几年将出现全球性的农业危机。
随着人口不断增加，对食品需求的增加将超过全球粮食生产的增长速度。
因此，他建议投资者投资农业，特别是在友好的政策、好的土地和气候条件下的新兴国家和地区进行投资。
4. 对房地产行业保持警惕吉姆•罗杰斯认为，当前在中国房地产行业处境很危险。
由于中国房地产泡沫过大，可以预期未来将会出现一次房地产泡沫破灭，因此他建议不要进行房地产投资。
5. 投资水资源随着中国的城市化和工业化不断加速，水资源将成为各方面竞争的焦点。
吉姆•罗杰斯认为，未来将有越来越多的资金流向中国的水资源领域，因此投资者应该关注该领域的机会。
6. 投资教育教育是未来中国的重中之重，因此吉姆•罗杰斯建议投资教育领域，特别是中国的教育市场和教育技术行业。
最后，吉姆•罗杰斯还提醒中国投资者，在进行投资前，必须理清自己的投资目标和风险承受能力。
只有进行充分的风险评估，才能选择最合适的投资方向，并取得成功的投资收益。
外国名人励志小故事外国名人励志小故事(一)吉姆罗杰斯的投资故事，美国证券界最成功的实践家吉姆罗杰斯，现代华尔街的风云人物，被誉为最富远见的国际投资家，是美国证券界最成功的实践家之一。
他毕业于耶鲁大学和牛津大学，选择投资管理行业开始了自己的职业生涯。
1970年和索罗斯共同创建量子基金。
量子基金连续十年的年均收益率超过50%。
1980年，37岁的罗杰斯从量子基金退出，他为他自己积累了数千万美元的巨大财富。
1980年后，罗杰斯开始了自己的投资事业。
已经成为全世界最伟大的投资家之一。
1947年，5岁的吉姆罗杰斯得到了自己人生中的第一份工作——在棒球场上捡拾空可乐瓶，每24个瓶子可以换来5美分，最多的一个下午，他捡了552个瓶子，挣了1.15美元。
不久，6岁的他又发现了少年棒球联合会比赛场地中没人卖软饮料和花生的“商业空白”，并从父亲那里得到了100美元的“贷款”购置必需的花生烘烤机。
5年后，11岁的罗杰斯不仅还清了父亲的100美元，还把剩余的100美元存入了自己的银行户头。
也许正是这些来自童年时期对商品和市场的朴素理解，直接奠定了日后罗杰斯的投资价值观：不是天天盯着市场曲线和趋势看，投资之前，要脚踏实地的观察、分析和思考，不能追随别人，必须要自己做出判断。
在耶鲁、牛津先后读完历史、政治、经济、哲学专业后，罗杰斯怀揣600美元闯进华尔街。
接下来便是那一系列足以令整个世界瞩目的业绩：与金融大鳄乔治索罗斯共同设立1997年令东南亚各国闻风丧胆的“量子基金”，在1970～1980年的10年间该基金收益率达4200%;1980年，与罗索斯拆伙成立自己的投资公司，1982年，看好西德的投资价值，开始分批买入西德股票，又在1985年和1986年分批卖出，获得3倍利润;1984年，外界极少关注的奥地利股市暴跌至1961年的一半时，大量买进奥地利企业的股票和债券，第二年奥地利股指上升了145%，他因此获称“奥地利股市之父”??“金融界的印地安那琼斯(美国大片《夺宝奇兵》系列中的冒险家)”，是《时代》周刊给他的评价。
投资骑士：吉姆·罗杰斯吉姆·罗杰斯吉姆·罗杰斯国际著名的投资家和金融学教授。
他具有传奇般的投资经历。
从他与金融大鳄e，Jac Schwager’s MaretWiards等著名年鉴收录，无不令世人为之叹服。
吉姆罗杰斯是第三位介绍量子的核心人物，也是最为潇洒的一位，一边环球旅行一边投资，这就是量子创始人之一、人称"奥地利之父" 、周游列国全球投资的Rogers〕是在1997年令东南亚国家闻风丧胆的"量子"的前合伙人，是国际著名的投资家和金融学教授。
曾被Jon Train's ?现代投资大师?, Jac Schwager's ?市场奇才?等著名年鉴收录。
罗杰斯还是?时代?〔?Time?〕、华盛顿邮报〔The Washington es〕、巴伦周刊〔es〕长期撰稿人。
投资哲学：脚踏实地“我人生中最成功的投资是我11个月大的女儿，我有过很多成功的、失败的投资经验，但从成功中学到的东西远不及从失败中学到的多。
〞当记者问及他辉煌的投资历史时，罗杰斯的答复有点出人意料，却又在情理之中。
他举了个例子。
“在我非常年轻的时候，有一年，我判断将要崩盘。
在美国，你可以通过卖空来。
后来确实如我所料，大跌，金融机构纷纷破产，一瞬间我的资金翻了三倍，当时我觉得自己实在是太聪明了。
〞尝了甜头后，罗杰斯判断市场将近一步下跌，于是集中了自己所有的资金大力卖空，而却极不合作地上涨了“最后只能斩仓，账户里一分不剩。
我当时穷得把自己的摩托车都卖掉了。
〞事后，他觉察自己当时根本不清楚自己在做什么，自己对继续下跌的判断其实没有任何研究做支撑，于是他翻然醒悟，“获得成功后往往会被胜利冲昏头脑，这种时候尤其需要平静的思考。
〞事实上，罗杰斯一直成功地扮演着传奇投资家的角色，这一点在他六岁的时候就已经显现。
当时他获准在青年联赛上出售软饮料和花生，于是罗杰斯向爸爸借了100美元买了个烘花生的设备，五年后，他不仅归还了当初借来的“启动资金〞100美元，还获得了100美元的利润。
吉姆·罗杰斯一、个人简介詹姆斯·吉姆·比伦·罗杰斯（英语：James "Jim" Beeland Rogers, Jr，1942年10月19日－）为美国著名投资者、经济分析师、大学教授及作家，曾与索罗斯共同创立量子基金，以投资于商品期货闻名，有“商品大王”之称。
吉姆·罗杰斯是第三位介绍量子基金的核心人物，主要特点是一边环球旅行一边投资。
罗杰斯曾在1980年代驾驶摩托车在中国大陆旅游，1990年至1992年则驾驶摩托车环游世界，在世界六大洲横越65,065里，并因此被列入吉尼斯世界纪录大全。
由1999年1月1日至2002年2月5日，他又创下另一项世界纪录，旅程经过116个国家，横越245,000公里。
旅程自冰岛开始，在2002年1月5日，他们返回纽约市Riverside Drive的家。
罗杰斯在ADVENTURE CAPITALIST的中文版序言中写到：“在我游历的这116个国家中，我最喜欢中国，很想在中国上海定居。
”他也曾经在很多个场合中说，“19世纪是英国的世纪，20世纪是美国的世纪，21世纪是中国的世纪。
”二、主要作品：1、《旅行, 人生最有价值的投资》出版社：中信出版社出版日期：2013年9月1日2、《街头智慧》出版社：机械工业出版社出版时间：2013 - 063、《世界地图就是你的财富版图:投资大师罗杰斯环球投资笔记》出版日期：2012年10月1日4、《水晶球: 吉姆·罗杰斯和他的投资预言》出版社：机械工业出版社出版时间：2009 - 035、《玩赚地球——吉姆·罗杰斯的环球投资之旅》出版社：中国社会科学出版社出版时间：2008 - 066、《中国牛市》出版社：中信出版社出版日期：2008年1月1日7、《投资骑士》出版社：中信出版社出版时间：20078、《热门商品投资》出版社：中信出版社出版日期：2005年9月1日。
你好,吉姆·罗杰斯他多次环游世界，有时骑着摩托车，有时开着奔驰旅游车，一边欣赏风景，一边布局投资。
他就是吉姆?罗杰斯，被巴菲特称为“对大势的把握无人能及”的投资大师，也是国际金融界最富盛名的中国人的老朋友。
73岁的吉姆?罗杰斯又来中国了。
当他从北京首都国际机场到达通道走出，几个接机人员正举着写着他名字的牌子，在人群中翘首以盼。
可是，没有人注意到他。
直到罗杰斯走到几个年轻人面前，指着牌子说：“你们是来接我的吗？”没有人能猜出，这个外表普通至极的外国老头究竟有多少钱。
他与巴菲特、索罗斯并称全球三大金融巨头，所有试图接近他的人，都希望从他的嘴里问出最靠谱的投资逻辑。
2015年1月31日，博雅总裁论坛年会上，以特聘教授身份出席的罗杰斯，主动热情地与记者们交换着名片，遇到女记者还会细心地问对方的生日，并在采访后献上绅士的吻手礼。
距离罗杰斯第一次来中国，已经整整过去了30年。
这段不短的岁月里，他从华尔街的金融大鳄变成了中国概念的倡导者，大力推广亚洲与中国的投资机会更是令人侧目。
吉姆?罗杰斯，几乎已经成为最著名的“中国人民的老朋友”之一。
罗杰斯说，“在我游历的所有国家中，我最喜欢中国。
”骑着摩托车他就来了8岁那年的一天，在美国亚拉巴马老家，罗杰斯与比他大十个月的表哥一起玩挖洞探险的游戏，表哥说：“如果我们一直挖下去，就能到中国了！”这是罗杰斯第一次听到“中国”这个词。
他问母亲，中国是什么样的。
母亲告诉他：中国还有很多小朋友在挨饿，所以你不能浪费！1980年，38岁的罗杰斯与索罗斯分道扬镳，离开量子基金。
之后，他几乎以一人之力开创了一个“学科”：投资地理学――在周游世界的快乐旅途中发现投资的机会。
1984年，罗杰斯发现奥利地股市已经不到1963年时的一半，便风风火火地跑到维也纳考察。
他看到的是：整个奥地利根本没有人关心股票，交易大厅空空如也，政府也没有反对外国人投资股市。
于是，他果断抄底。
不久，来自欧美国家的游击资金追随着罗杰斯纷纷抢滩奥地利股市，一年便上涨125%，而罗杰斯则至少在这波行情中赚取4倍利润。
投资魔法师：吉姆·罗杰斯作者：暂无来源：《投资与理财》 2010年第2期这个世界上没有手握水晶球的魔法师，但是，却有如魔法师般神奇的投资大师。
他，就是吉姆·罗杰斯。
1969年，他和索罗斯一起创建的量子基金，10年内投资收益率达4200%．而同期标准普尔500指数仅上涨不足50%。
1980年，他出人意料地离开索罗斯基金，怀揣1400万美元利润，开始了其“独行侠”般的投资生涯。
通过两次环球旅行，他的投资足迹遍布葡萄牙、奥地利、德国、新加坡、巴西、中国等十佘个国家。
1998年，他创立了“罗杰斯国际商品指数”，截至2008年12月3 1日，该指数上涨了159.3 7%．而同期标准普尔500指数仅上涨了9.54%。
他成功预测了1987年美国大股灾和2008年美国次贷危机，被巴菲特称为“把握大势无人能及“的投资大师。
他不英俊，出身偏僻地区的一般家庭，是一个享受生活、有着几段感情际遇、热爱探险、足迹遍及世界各地的“侠客”。
其实，罗杰斯与索罗斯这个组合的配搭，在一开始是被罗杰斯拒绝的。
1969年，索罗斯在自己设立的第一个对冲基金“笫一雄鹰基金”(First Eagle Fund)投资回报良好的基础上创立了“双鹰基金”，并邀请罗杰斯加入他的管理团队。
但是，罗杰斯回绝了索罗斯的邀约，因为他有自己的打算。
相对于索罗斯给出的基金经理人助手的空缺，他更愿意到其他公司尝试更高的职位。
罗杰斯最终选择了追随“炒股不败的世纪寿星”——罗伊·纽伯格，做了纽伯格一伯尔曼公司董事会主席助理。
但是，他投资“大学计算”股票失败，这使他一无所有。
罗杰斯茫然了，究竟哪里才是他职业生涯的最终发展方向？“成为对冲基金经理人，这是积累惊人财富的最佳捷径。
”此时，他想到了索罗斯。
虽然索罗斯还是对曾经被拒绝心存芥蒂，但他很快被罗杰斯的投资理念吸引，并最终接纳了他。
与索罗斯一样，罗杰斯极富野心，工作非常努力，天生具有才智，且阅读广泛。
金融“大鳄”罗杰斯10条经典语录：从来没有哪个人只靠从众成功！罗杰斯，华尔街叱咤风云的人物，曾经和索罗斯一起创立了量子基金，两人被称为投资领域最成功的双子星，11年的时间，索罗斯的基金翻了33倍多，罗杰斯功不可没，1980年他从量子基金退出，开始了自己的投资事业。
罗杰斯被誉为最有远见的投资家，他曾成功预测并做空1970年，1989年两次美国股市大跌，1984年第一次造访中国后，他宣扬“21世纪属于中国”。
1990年开设B股账户后，他投资了房地产，家电，橡胶等产业。
2000年大宗商品爆发之前果断看涨，被称为“商品大王”。
1.复利是投资的精髓。
2.即使你不是个精明人，只要在经济低迷时投资，经济好转后一定稳赚。
要想狠狠赚上一笔的话，非得趁人心惶惶的时候投资。
3.成功的投资家的做事方法通常就是什么都不做，一直等到你看到钱就在那里摆着，就在墙角那里，你唯一要做的事情就是走过去把钱拾起来。
这就是投资之道。
4.与众人反向而行需要勇气。
事实是，这世界上从不曾有哪个人是只靠“从众”而成功的。
5.风粗糙的爱抚铸成精美绝伦的线条，那是任何雕塑家或工程师都无法模仿的。
6.该怎么做才会成功呢？答案非常简单：做你热爱的事。
我在投资方面会成功，因为那是我最喜欢做的事。
假如你喜欢烧菜，就去开一间你自己的餐馆；假如你擅长跳舞，就去学跳舞。
想成功最快的方法，是做你喜欢做的事，然后全力以赴。
7.假如周遭的人都劝你不要做某件事，甚至嘲笑你根本不该想去做，就可以把这件事当做可能成功的指标。
8.永远买高质量的商品，它们不但耐用，而且残存价值高。
9.等你们长大了，会跟男孩们打交道。
我希望永远给你们建议和警告。
与他们交往的基本原则是：记住他们对你们的需求远远大于你们对他们的需求。
当他们狂热追你们的时候，他们会许下千万条诺言。
实话告诉你们，这种漂亮话我能说得比他们好。
直接忽略他们，对自己诚实。
当听到荒谬的许诺、奉承、夸奖时，运用你们的常识。
不要追随男孩们转学、迁徙、换工作。
金融人士必看的12本经典书籍金融是当今社会中最为重要的行业之一，其不断的发展和变革也为人们带来了许多机遇和挑战。
在这个时代中，不论是从事金融行业还是从事其他行业的人，都需要了解金融知识，以更好地应对各种新的情况和变化。
而这些知识通常可以从一些早期的经典金融书籍中获取。
因此，下面我们将介绍12本金融人士必看的经典书籍，希望对您有所帮助。
1.《证券分析》作者：本杰明·格雷厄姆出版年份：1949年本杰明·格雷厄姆是当今世界上最著名的投资人和价值投资理论的创始人之一。
《证券分析》是他的代表作之一，该书介绍了价值投资的理论和应用，被誉为现代价值投资的圣经。
2.《股票投机法》作者：吉姆·罗杰斯出版年份：1985年吉姆·罗杰斯是一位知名的投资人和商业人士，他创立了许多金融资产管理公司。
《股票投机法》是一本非常实用的书籍，讲述了投机和投资的区别，并介绍了如何判断市场。
3.《证券市场分析》作者：埃德温·里斯博士出版年份：1933年《证券市场分析》是一本历史悠久的经典著作，内容比较全面，包括技术分析和基本分析，是一本全面了解股票市场的入门书籍。
4.《聪明的投资者》作者：本杰明·格雷厄姆出版年份：1949年《聪明的投资者》是本杰明·格雷厄姆的另一部经典之作，该书介绍了投资者如何通过分析数据和进行投资来获得更大的股票回报。
该书的内容实用性极强，是理财学习者必看的资料。
5.《期权、期货和股票市场的分析》作者：本杰明·李维蒂出版年份：1991年本书介绍了关于期权、期货和股票市场等方面的知识，讲解了相关的基本概念和技巧，帮助读者了解市场。
6.《股票投资原理》作者：菲利普·费雪出版年份：1958年菲利普·费雪是一位知名的投资人和理财专家。
《股票投资原理》讲述了一些关于股票投资的基本原理，并为初学者提供易于理解的解释。
7.《随机漫步的傻瓜》作者：伯顿·马尔基尔出版年份：1973年伯顿·马尔基尔是一位诺贝尔经济学奖得主，他创立了现代投资理念中的有效市场假说。
金融炼金术(一)楔子：1944年，匈牙利首都布达佩斯。
太阳软弱无力地趴在空中，懒懒地将几缕光线抛向大地。
没有了太阳的热情照耀，整个布达佩斯都包裹在一片灰暗与冷清之下。
“咚咚咚……，”一阵嘈杂的敲门声，打破了世界的静谧。
“开门，开门，快开门!再不开，我们就开枪了”门外一群德国兵嚣张地叫嚷着。
“糟了，德国佬未了。
大家不要乱，乔治，拿着你的新身份证，记住你的新名字，千万不要说错了。
”一个中年男子紧张地叮嘱道。
这个叫乔治的男孩，有着一双漂亮的蓝色眼睛和柔软的金色头发，任谁也想不到他是一个犹太人(因为犹太人的眼睛与头发颜色偏深色)。
几天前，他被爸爸送到这个姓克里斯的基督徒家里。
记得那天，爸爸一脸严肃地对他说“乔治，这是一次生死考验，能不能过关，全看你自己的勇敢与随机应变的能力了。
”从爸爸那里，乔治知道了，布达佩斯已被德军攻陷。
现在德国兵正发疯似的全城捕杀犹太人。
为了保住家人的性命，爸爸通过各种渠道买来假身份证，并把他们分散到不同的基督徒家里，因为那时，只有信仰基督教的人才能侥幸活命。
乔治来到了克里斯先生的家里，并且化名为“西诺斯・克里斯”。
“来了，来了。
”克里斯先生还没来得及将门完全打开，那群该死的德国兵就一窝蜂似的闯了进来。
为首的是一个精瘦的军官，他睨着细长的眼睛，冷冷地扫视着屋里的人。
“大家不用紧张，我们也是例行公事，看看你们这里有没有混入犹太人。
”军官皮笑肉不笑地说道。
“长官，我们一家都是虔诚的基督徒，怎么会有犹太人呢?”克里斯先生陪着笑脸说道，“我们都有身份证，不然，您看一下。
” 瘦军官摇晃着脑袋说“我懒得看身份证，你们既然是一家人，那我就随便点一个人，让他给我介绍一下你们的家庭成员。
”瘦军官眼中明显闪着算计的精光，“就你吧，小家伙。
” 天啊，他竟指向了乔治。
这下完了。
因为，克里斯先生从来没有告诉过乔治他家里人的名字。
“长官，他还是一个孩子，不如让我来介绍吧!”克里斯先生赶紧打圆场。
“你不知道吗?只有孩子才会说实话。
跟大师学理财——吉姆〃罗杰斯的知与行吉姆〃罗杰斯（JIM.ROGERS）吉姆〃罗杰斯1942年出生于美国亚拉巴马州；1964年毕业于耶鲁大学。
1964年到1966年，罗杰斯就读于牛津大学。
罗杰斯（Jim Rogers）是是量子基金的创始人之一，国际著名的投资家和金融学教授，还是《时代》、《华盛顿邮报》、《纽约时报》、《巴龙》、《福布斯》、《财富》、《华尔街日报》、《金融时报》的长期撰稿人。
他先后两次进行环球投资之旅，足迹遍及包括中国在内的110多个国家。
引文：他来自小城镇，后来成了华尔街神童。
在上世纪 70 年代，他与乔治〃索罗斯合伙，成立了历史上最有名的投资团队。
后来，他又摇身一变，成了金融界的夺宝奇兵，两次周游世界，在一些最不可能的地方进行着非常有利可图的投资。
嘿，吉姆，我该在阿根廷买地吗？嗯，你还是去安哥拉吧，它在非洲。
吉姆，你对黄金有何看法？如果你把你的黄金变成铅，那你赚的钱要多得多。
无论走到哪里，吉姆〃罗杰斯总能碰到他的仰慕者。
这对于作为量子基金的创始人之一、环球旅行被吉尼斯世界记录记载的罗杰斯来说，早已经习以为常。
而当细读罗杰斯传奇的投资故事时，我们会发现他的勤奋与做事的投入、他独特的投资思维视角、他的理财方式都是值得津津乐道的。
勤奋与投入吉姆〃罗杰斯生于1942年10月19日，在5 个兄弟中排行老大，在亚拉巴马州的德莫波利斯这个小镇度过了他愉悦的童年时光。
罗杰斯的父亲参加过二次世界大战的老兵，退役后，白天经营一家化工厂，晚上则兼职做会计，父亲为罗杰斯树立了勤奋工作的榜样。
即使是现在，罗杰斯也会将他的很多成功都归于勤奋。
我并不觉得自己聪明，但我确实非常、勤奋地工作。
如果你能非常努力地工作，也很热爱自己的工作，就有成功的可能。
他说，每个人都梦想着赚很多的钱，但是，我告诉你，这是不容易的。
当他还是一个专职的货币经理时，他曾这样讲过：生活中最重要的事情是工作。
在工作做完之前，我不会去做任何其他事情。
以小博大经典事例(4):投资天才吉姆•罗杰斯投资天才吉姆•罗杰斯●学习历史和哲学吧，干什么都比进商学院好；当服务员，去远东旅行。
●发现低买高卖的机会的办法，是寻找那些未被认识到的，或未被发现的概念或者变化。
●每当中央银行在维护某种东西的低价位时，聪明的投资者就会反其道而行之。
不管赌什么，永远跟中央银行相反。
●供给就是价格，投资的铁律就是正确认识供求关系。
罗杰斯其人——亚拉巴马的土孩子曾被报纸上称做“投资天才”的吉姆•罗杰斯，生于1942年的亚拉巴马，是五个兄弟中的老大，家教很好。
他在德摩保利斯(Lkilllopol初长大(这是一个当时只有7800人口的小镇)，他家的电话号码是5，非常简单，以至于罗杰斯在耶鲁大学读书时，往家里打电话，接线员怎么也不相信还有这么简单的电话号码。
他的父亲是一个古老的亚拉巴马州家族的成员，为博登化学公司管理一家生产埃尔默胶和甲醛的工厂。
他的祖母格兰带丝在四五十年代是俄克拉荷马雨果市的一个通讯记者。
在那个男权至上的社会里，她就像一个初生牛犊。
一个小巧玲戏的女士(身高不过5英尺)总是大踏步地走过警长的办公室，采访那些杀人犯。
但结婚后，她早年的梦想就变成了褪色的回忆。
罗杰斯说在他还是个孩子的时候，他就能看出他祖母内心深处的挫折感——一种愤怒。
他祖母知道她错过了她最好的机会，并且明白生活能给出的比她已经得到或能够得到的多得多。
罗杰斯很爱他的祖母，也不想走她的路。
这些认识促成了他后来在华尔街的成功。
罗杰斯是在德摩保利斯镇上读的高中，成绩很好，一直是班里的尖子。
罗杰斯考入耶鲁大学，1964年毕业，他一生热爱学习，很想继续他的学业，曾考虑过去上医学院、法学院和经济学院，也申请过几家研究生院，并在学校和几家公司的招聘会上洽谈过，其中一位来自多米尼克公司的招聘员和他谈得很投机，于是罗杰斯就去了多米尼克公司，此时的罗杰斯还分不清债券和股票。
但是他很快就喜欢上了证券业务，并爱上了华尔街。
他一向希望能尽可能多地了解时事，在这里他吃惊地看到，在这条街上有人会因为他估算出智利爆发的革命会使铜价上涨而付给他钱，当时的他刚从学校出来，很穷，急需要钱用，华尔街对他来说简直就是一座金山。
“全球三大金融巨头”之一吉姆·罗杰斯的十大投资箴言被誉为“华尔街神话”的吉姆·罗杰斯吉姆·罗杰斯，量子基金前合伙人，投资家，金融学教授。
他5岁赚得人生第一桶金，26岁时只身闯荡华尔街，37岁前赚够一生财富，提前退休。
他两度环游世界，准确预测了1987年大股灾，率先预测了美国次贷危机，于1998年创立罗杰斯国际商品指数，该指数已成为全球通用的六大商品指数之一。
他被西方媒体称为“华尔街神话”“拥有水晶球的魔法师”，与沃伦·巴菲特、乔治·索罗斯并称为三大投资家。
沃伦·巴菲特曾慕名听他讲课，并认为他“把握时局大势的能力无人能及”。
乔治·索罗斯曾评价他说：“罗杰斯是杰出的分析师，一个人能做到六个人的工作。
”罗杰斯在漫长而成功的投资生涯中，积攒了很多投资的经验以及成功的法则，并将此集结成书《最富足的投资》，希望能对追求富足人生的人们有所启发和帮助。
1.假如看到未来的报纸，人人都能成为百万富翁我二十七八岁的时候，曾在纽伯格·伯曼公司工作。
有一天，一名主管边读晨报，边对我说：“吉姆，股市开盘的时候，A公司有十万股将以B价格售出，所以，我要你购进这些股票。
”果不其然，开市时，确实有一个沽盘，正是那个股数，也正是他预期的那个价格。
此人单凭阅读报纸和感知市场动态，就能够推断出将要发生的事情。
直至今日，我仍然印象深刻。
具备观察研究事物进展能力的人，一定能够获得巨大财富。
1990年至1992年周游世界之后，我开始撰写我的第一本书。
最近，一名记者告诉我说，我在这本书中所预测的事件，有许多成了事实，例如：民族主义情绪和伊斯兰武装的兴起。
其实，我只是做了富于经验的投资商所做的：阅读新闻。
在我驾驶摩托车周游世界期间，正值冷战结束。
我看到，苏维埃社会主义共和国联盟为诸多种族群体强行划定的国家边界正在开放。
没有了政治与意识形态框架的束缚，这些不同的群体最终还是要根据他们的种族、宗教或语言渊源，坚持他们自己的种族特征，这是合乎常理的。
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第1部《聪明的投资者》The.Intelligent.Investor第2部《金融炼金术》 The.Alchemy.Of.Finance第3部《漫步华尔街》 A.Random.Walk.Down.Wall.Street第4部《克罗淡投资策略》第5部《艾略特波浪理论》第6部《怎样选择成长股》Common.Stocks.and.Uncommon.Profits.and.Other.Writings 第7部《投资学精要》Investment.6th.Edition.pdf第8部《金融学》第9部《投资艺术》Winning.the.Losers'Game第10部《华尔街45年》45.Years.In.Wall.Street第11部《股市趋势技术分析》Technical.Analysis.of.Stock.Trends第12部《笑傲股市》How.to.Make.Money.in.Stocks第13部《期货市场技术分析》Technical.Analysis.of.the.Financial.Markets.pdf 第14部《资本市场的混沌与秩序》Chaos.and.Order.in.the.Capital.Markets第15部《华尔街股市投资经典》 What.Works.on.Wall.Street第16部《战胜华尔街》Beating.the.Street.pdf第17部《专业投机原理》Trader.Vic第18部《巴菲特：从100元到160亿》The.Essays.of.Warren.Buffett第19部《交易冠军》第20部《股票作手回忆录》 Reminiscences.of.a.Stock.Operator第21部《罗杰斯环球投资旅行》第22部《世纪炒股赢家》第23部《一个投机者的告白》第24部《逆向思考的艺术》 Art.of.Creative.Thinking第25部《通向金融王国的自由之路》Trade.Your.Way.to.Financial.Freedom第26部《泥鸽靶》第27部《贼巢》第28部《非理性繁荣》Irrational Exuberance第29部《伟大的博弈》第30部《散户至上》第31部《金融市场技术分析》《聪明的投资者》推荐度：★★★★★作者：本杰明·格雷厄姆（Benjamin Graham）:证券分析之父首次出版：1949年全书名：《聪明的投资者》(The Intelligent Investor: A Book of Practical Counsel)又译作《智慧型股票投资人》被誉为：投资界的金科玉律，有史以来最伟大的投资著作！格雷厄姆的“投资指南”是每一位华尔街人士的“圣经”，它对全球金融产生了深远的影响，并为证券市场造就了，包括当今世界首富、被称为“股神”的沃特.巴菲特在内的一批亿万富翁。
吉姆-罗杰斯：我的第一桶金Jim Rogers: My First MillionPublished: November 20 2009 18:26 | Last updated: November 20 2009 18:26Since Jim Rogers, 67, co-founded the Quantum Fund with George Soros he has worked as a guest professor of finance at Columbia University and as an economic commentator. In 1998, he founded the Rogers International Commodities Index (RICI).He is the author of A Bull in China, Hot Commodities, Adventure Capitalist and Investment Biker. His latest book isA Gift to My Children, a father’s l essons for life and investing.EDITOR’S CHOICEMy first million: More columns about how the wealthy manage their money - Oct-31Raised in Alabama, Rogers started in business at the age of five, collecting empty soda bottles at the local baseball field. After graduating from Yale University in 1964, he won a scholarship to Balliol College, Oxford. He then got his first job on Wall Street.Rogers now lives in Singapore with his wife and their two young daughters.Did you think you would get to where you are?No, I am as surprised as anyone. I certainly wanted to get somewhere and was willing to work hard. I wanted to retire young, but I never thought I would retire before 40.When you realised that you had made your first million were you tempted to slow down?I can remember the exact day of my first million dollars’ net worth. It was in November 1977. I was 35. I knew I needed more than that to do what I wanted when I was 37 – the age I decided to stop working to seek adventure.What is the secret of your success?As I was not smarter than most people, I was willing to work harder than most. I was prepared to examine conventional wisdom. If everyone thinks one way, it is likely to be wrong. If you can figure out that it is wrong, you are likely to make a lot of money.What is your basic investment strategy?Buy low and sell high. I try to find something that is very cheap, where a positive change is taking place. Then I do enough homework to make sure I am right. It has got to be cheap so that, if I am wrong, I don’t lose much money. Everytime I make a mistake, it is usually because I did not do enough homework.Do not underestimate the value of due diligence. In the 1960s, General Motors was the world’s most successful company. One day, a GM analyst went to the board of directors with the message: “The Japanese are coming.” They ignored him. Investors who did their homework sold their GM stock – and bought Toyota instead.I’m not buying any stocks at the moment. If anything is undervalued now it is commodities and some currencies.What has been your most spectacular gain?The Quantum Fund. When we started the company in 1970, I had $600 in my pocket. Within 10 years, the portfolio had gained 4,200 per cent.Do you want to carry on till you drop?No. These days, I spend very few hours a day working, becauseI have two little girls and I want to spend as much time with them as possible.Both our girls have a Chinese governess and speak fluent Mandarin. For their generation, Mandarin and English will be the most important languages.Have you made any pension provision?I don’t have a pension because I hope I don’t need one. I have accumulated assets and that is what I live on.What is your commitment to charity?I have given money to students and schools around the world.I try to give scholarships to students rather than schools, because the students need the money more than administrators.Do you allow yourself the odd indulgence?I have been around the world twice. Setting off in 1990, I spent22 months travelling through six continents on a motorcycle.On my second trip, which started in 1999, my wife and I travelled for three years through 116 countries in a custom-made Mercedes.What is the most you have ever paid for a bottle of fine wine or champagne?I don’t have an upper limit for champagne, but I’ve never had the urge to spend $2,000 on a bottle of wine. I always remember my background. I did not have money as a kid.Picasso or Art Deco as an investment?I am at a stage where I am not interested in having or amassing stuff.Do you believe in passing your wealth to children?I’ve always thought that, if you give children too much, you will ruin them. I have set up my will so they don’t get muchuntil they are at least 30.I went to Yale and Oxford and a lot of rich kids were there who never had to work. I know I want my children to be well-educated and experience the workplace.Education and the necessity to work changed my life and yanked me out of the backwater of Alabama.Where should people put their money in the recession?Invest only in things you know something about. The mistake most people make is that they listen to hot tips, or act on something they read in magazines.Most people know a lot about something, so they should just stick to what they know and buy an investment in that area. That is how you get rich.You don’t get rich investing in things you know nothing about.Which of the following is a fact stated in this article?A:Jim Rogers is born rich.B:Jim Rogers still works long hours now.C:Jim Rogers speaks fluent Chinese.D:Jim Rogers had his daughters at relatively old age.………………………….……………………………………………….…………..DHe's 67 and have two young daughters.Which of the following is true about Jim Rogers' investing strategy? A: Buy assets at cheap priceB: Only buy into areas that he's familiar withC: Pay attention to the future growth.D: All of the above………………………….………………………..…………………..………………………...……..…DBuy low and sell high. I try to find something that is very cheap, where a positive change is taking place. Then I do enough homework to make sure I am right. It has got to be cheap so that, if I am wrong, I don’t lose much money. Every time I make a mistake, it is usually because I did not do enough homework.According to the article, which of the following does Jim Rogers hold to be true?A: Work is a necessity.B: Stock is the best investment.C: In order to get rich, you need to take risks.D: Family is above your career.…………………………….…………………….……………..………..……AEducation and the necessity to work changed my life and yanked me out of the backwater of Alabama.Which of the following is Jim Rogers most proud of?A: Raising two kidsB: The Quantum fundC: His charity contributionD: Travelling the world……………………………………………………………………………….……………………….….BWhat has been your most spectacular gain?The Quantum Fund. When we started the company in 1970, I had $600 in my pocket. Within 10 years, the portfolio had gained 4,200 per cent.。
