Jim Rogers, Investor, Author & Chairman of Rogers Holdings, joins us on the Breakfast Grille.

- Quantitative easing - the worst is yet to come.

- Capitalism is a flawed but only way to manage economies.

- Unfazed by Singaporeans' dissatisfaction with foreigners.

- History has shown that nations benefit from immigration and every country including Malaysia has a lesson to learn from it.

- Freedom of expression is essential for any country.

- China will is on a long term growth trajectory, will get over problems in the financial sector.

- Still bullish on commodities.

- Gold price will see further falls but will be a buyer at lower levels.

- Shale gas craze has died down.

- Price fixing in commodities will only shut down supplies.

- We are going to see very painful food problems in the future.

- Still on the lookout to by commodities businesses.

- Invest in what you know.

- ETFs are here to stay - they are better, more efficient and cheaper than mutual funds.

- Family enjoying Singapore.

Jim Rogers,&nbsp;Investor, Author &amp; Chairman of Rogers Holdings, joins us on the Breakfast Grille. - Quantitative easing - the worst is yet to come. - Capitalism is a flawed but only way to manage economies. - Unfazed by Singaporeans' dissatisfaction with foreigners. - History has shown that nations benefit from immigration and every country including Malaysia has a lesson to learn from it. - Freedom of expression is essential for any country. - China will is on a long term growth trajectory, will get over problems in the financial sector. - Still bullish on commodities. - Gold price will see further falls but will be a buyer at lower levels. - Shale gas craze has died down. - Price fixing in commodities will only shut down supplies. - We are going to see very painful food problems in the future. - Still on the lookout to by commodities businesses. - Invest in what you know. - ETFs are here to stay - they are better, more efficient and cheaper than mutual funds. - Family enjoying Singapore.

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