Global macro investor Jim Rogers is reminding market participants that the best trades often appear only when fear and mispricing become so obvious that opportunities feel like “money lying on the street.” The message, framed as a mindset for navigating volatile markets rather than a call to buy any specific asset, lands as crypto investors continue to wrestle with sharp swings driven as much by sentiment as by fundamentals.
Rogers’ core idea is simple: wait for markets to become unmistakably distorted, then act decisively. In the original quote—widely circulated among investors—he argues… Read more








