Rogers Commodities: Jim Rogers and Marc Faber

The criteria “expertise” is based upon are somewhat biased, considering the names paying the most attention during this commodity show of strength - Jim Rogers and Marc Faber.

Rogers' Commodities Index - ETNs

Having spent some time working with George Soros, Rogers added a reputation in the late-1990s as the most aggressive trader in commodities, to the extent where he wrote a book ..
What may surprise some is the realization that Rogers is, in addition, the man behind a major commodity index by the name of the Rogers International Commodity Index (RJI).
The Rogers commodity ETNs operate with the backing of the Swedish Export Corp, a prominent Swedish bank with government backing and an Aa1/AA+ credit rating.

Rogers Commodities Raw Materials - Rogers International Commodities Index

The Rogers International Commodity Index® (the “RICI”)1 is a composite, U.S. dollar-based, total return index created by James Beeland Rogers, Jr. Rogers and the RICI® Committee have stated that the RICI® was created with the intention of offering stability, partly due to its wide-ranging and consistent composition. Only raw materials which demonstrate the current standing of the global trade and commerce market are eligible to become RICI® commodities.

Rogers International Commodity Index

The Rogers International Commodity Index ( RICI ) is a composite, USD based, total return index, devised by Jim Rogers in the mid 1990s. The RICI is perhaps the most diverse commodity index — it is based on 36 commodities in 11 international exchanges. The list of commodities can be changed by the RICI Committee.

Rogers Commodities - Raw Materials

The Rogers International Commodity Index stands for the value of a selection of commodities in the worldwide markets, from the agricultural sector (for example cotton, wheat and corn) and the energy sector (such as natural gas, crude oil and gasoline) to both precious and non-precious metals and minerals.

Welcome

Welcome traders to this commodity trading website concentrating on the rogers commodities index.