Rogers International Commodity Index (RICI) Committee

Jim Rogers and Beeland Interests, Inc. announces adjustments to the Rogers International Commodity Index((R)). Jim Rogers, an prominent backer of commodities-based investing, began the RICI in 1997 and 1998 and is at present the CEO of Beeland Interests, Inc. The RICI Committee, fronted by chairman Jim Rogers, decides on the Index components and measures. Famously, Jim Rogers is also an author.

Jim Rogers: Commodities, ETFs Trends

Jim Rogers: Commodities, ETFs Are the Solution. While the markets and exchange traded funds (ETFs) are rallying from lows experienced earlier on this year, most of the experts have their own ideas on what's next. Jim Rogers has put down his two cents.

Jim Rogers Commodities - Rogers International Commodity Index

“Why buy raw materials?” by Jim Rogers, Rogers Commodity Index, Rogers International Commodity Index. Thirty-five commodities are covered by the Rogers Commodity Index. Just as the S&P 500 is wider than the Dow Jones Industrials, this range demonstrates the breadth of the RICI. International commodities are represented. All commodities in the Rogers International Commodity Index are openly traded on recognized exchanges to facilitate tracking and verification.

Rogers Remains Confident On Commodities

Jim Rogers recently fronted a presentation in Vancouver, Canada during which he restated his opinion that we're currently seeing a commodities bull market. His logic is almost self-explanatory: the supply of paper money is on the up while the supply of hard commodities such as aluminum and copper is decreasing.