“The strong fundamentals behind commodities haven’t changed. All the things that have been going on the past 30 years are still in place,” Rogers noted. “Agricultural supplies are at their lowest in decades. The fundamentals didn’t collapse during this last crisis, there were just huge liquidations everywhere causing price declines.”

“Throughout history, whenever governments have printed money, it has led to higher prices on real things, and currently you have governments all over the world printing money,” Rogers said. “If you’re going to sell something, sell your stocks, because if economies are going to get better, then commodities will lead. And even if economies don’t improve, commodities are still the place to be because of the printing money situation and because of the supply situation.”

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