At a time when the price of almost all assets is rising, is the risk being undervalued? Jim Rogers, a well-known investor and co-founder of the Quantum Fund, is highly wary of this. In an exclusive interview, he said that the long-term continuation of the easing policy and the continuous expansion of debt are driving up asset prices and invisibly amplifying the impact of future adjustments. “When all assets are rising, it's time to start worrying.” Despite being deeply uneasy about the global asset bubble, Jim Rogers still holds Chinese stocks and sees this as an asset allocation that spans generations. Looking ahead to the “15th Five-Year Plan,” Rogers believes that China's huge and well-educated population, relatively low debt levels, and a continuously open market will make China competitive. “China is one of the most promising countries in the 21st century. I'm not going to give up investing in China.” Looking ahead to 2026, Rogers advises investors to be cautious, both alert and hopeful.

At a time when the price of almost all assets is rising, is the risk being undervalued? Jim Rogers, a well-known investor and co-founder of the Quantum Fund, is highly wary of this. In an exclusive interview, he said that the long-term continuation of the easing policy and the continuous expansion of debt are driving up asset prices and invisibly amplifying the impact of future adjustments. “When all assets are rising, it's time to start worrying.” Despite being deeply uneasy about the global asset bubble, Jim Rogers still holds Chinese stocks and sees this as an asset allocation that spans generations. Looking ahead to the “15th Five-Year Plan,” Rogers believes that China's huge and well-educated population, relatively low debt levels, and a continuously open market will make China competitive. “China is one of the most promising countries in the 21st century. I'm not going to give up investing in China.” Looking ahead to 2026, Rogers advises investors to be cautious, both alert and hopeful.