Investment master Jim Rogers announced he has fully liquidated his holdings in US stocks! He predicts that the next stock market crash will be "the worst in his lifetime."

Legendary investor Jim Rogers recently warned that he has "completely cleared all US stocks" and that the next US economic crisis will be the most severe one he has ever encountered in his lifetime. (Background: Ray Dalio of Bridgewater Fund: The US debt crisis is about to explode, and one should allocate 15% of assets to buy "gold and Bitcoin") (Context: Wall Street warns in unison: This time the US debt crisis is not just a false alarm; if we do not stop the bleeding soon, the consequences will be unimaginable) Known as the "King of Commodities," legendary investor Jim Rogers recently dropped a bombshell at the "Global Chinese Wealth Management and Inheritance Summit" in Singapore, announcing that he has "completely cleared all US stocks" and warned: "The next US economic crisis will be the most severe one I have ever encountered in my lifetime." The shadow of US debt and "extraordinary prosperity" Rogers candidly stated that the current US stock market is experiencing the longest bull run in history, with stock valuations pushed to levels not seen even before the 1987 stock market crash. Despite the market being filled with optimistic slogans of "this time is different," for him, when everyone is cheering, it is typically the time to be most cautious. As for the reasons, Rogers explained that the massive federal debt of the US is his biggest concern: the current total US debt has already surpassed $36 trillion, and if unchecked, it could exceed $50 trillion by 2032, with the debt-to-GDP ratio likely climbing above 135%. He mentioned that the US may replay the debt crisis of the UK in 1976, and the situation could even worsen. At the same time, he reminded that the US unemployment rate has already risen to 4.2% in July, and under the long-term loose monetary policy, the "extraordinary prosperity" situation created in the US is likely unsustainable; once market confidence wavers, the US dollar's safe-haven status may also be quickly eroded. Asset relocation: Eastward movement and physical defense After selling US stocks, Rogers stated that he has shifted his funds to stocks in China and another undisclosed country. He is particularly optimistic about China's tourism and hotel industry, believing that the "Belt and Road" initiative is akin to the railway expansion of the 19th century, capable of reshaping regional economic relations. In terms of safe-haven assets, he has increased his position in silver and emphasized that he will wait for a pullback in gold prices before entering the market; meanwhile, in the short term, he still holds US dollars to sell at a high price during times of panic. The insight of contrarian thinking Rogers is well-known for co-founding the Quantum Fund with George Soros, which achieved astonishing returns between the 1970s and 1980s, reportedly growing the fund's size by 3,365%, far exceeding the 20% growth of the Dow Jones Industrial Average during the same period. Rogers excels in investing in commodity futures and is dubbed the "King of Commodities," and due to his unique global investment examination approach, he has been called the "Indiana Jones of Finance" by Time magazine. As an investment master praised by Buffett for his unmatched grasp of the trends, Rogers is known for his contrarian approach, and he once again reminds investors: "When everyone is excited, it is usually the time you should be worried." Related reports Ark Investment analyst: Bitcoin is approaching a "generational bottom," and its prospects are still severely affected by macro conditions Podcast highlights: AI and Bots have covered the cryptocurrency boom; micro-entrepreneurship will be the trend of the next era Morgan Stanley: The risks of Trump's tariff war are becoming clearer; it’s time to "stop selling high" US stocks. This article was first published in BlockTempo, the most influential blockchain news media.