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Leandro Abreu
  • Developer & Investor
  • São Paulo, SP
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I Would Not Be Buying U.S. Real Estate

Leandro Abreu
  • Developer & Investor
  • São Paulo, SP
Posted

Investor Jim Rogers said "I would not be buying U.S. Real Estate" in a podcast two days ago. He then adds "The Chinese rush to buy U.S. Real Estate is probably a sign of a top in that market." 

Jim Rogers is a respected macro investor, and he's known for his long term positions. He's right more often then wrong also.

I'd like to ask other BP members what do they think about his opinion, and how can small investors protect themselves against whatever may be around the corner? 

What do you think?

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