In this episode of China Money Podcast, returning guest and legendary investor Jim Rogers, chairman of Rogers Holdings, spoke with our host Nina Xiang in Singapore.

Mr. Rogers shared his views on the world economy and markets, in particular, why people should be concerned about tough times ahead as the unprecedented artificial liquidity comes to an end. He also discussed bitcoins, and why he missed the best opportunity to invest in the virtual currencies. He shared some personal experiences about returning to his hometown of Demopolis, Alabama, and the joy of seeing his daughters excel in the Chinese language.

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In this episode of China Money Podcast, guest Andy Chang, associate director at Fitch Ratings Asia Pacific, talked to our host Nina Xiang in Hong Kong.

Chang, who does research on the Chinese property and industrial sectors, discussed his views on the coming consolidation of the Chinese property sector, why bankruptcies will be limited to the local and small developers only, and what are the biggest misconceptions investors have about the Chinese property sector.

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In this episode of China Money Podcast, guest Andy Chang, associate director at Fitch Ratings Asia Pacific, talked to our host Nina Xiang in Hong Kong.

Chang, who does research on the Chinese property and industrial sectors, discussed his views on the coming consolidation of the Chinese property sector, why bankruptcies will be limited to the local and small developers only, and what are the biggest misconceptions investors have about the Chinese property sector.

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In this episode of China Money Podcast, our guest is Christopher Tsai, president and chief investment officer of Tsai Capital Corporation, a New York-based long-short equity hedge fund focused on high-growth companies.

Tsai spoke with our host Nina Xiang about his fund's investment strategy, why he likes Asian conglomerate Jardine Matheson, and what fundraising advice he has for new or small fund managers.

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In this episode of China Money Podcast, guest Bing Lin, portfolio manager at Hong Kong-based $1.4 billion-under-management Keywise Capital Management, speaks to our host Nina Xiang about why he believes there are still many major overseas listed Chinese companies with fraudulent accounting practices, and how 2014 will be a great year for shorting certain overseas-listed Chinese stocks.

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In this episode of China Money Podcast, the president of the U.S. Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, Richard Fisher, discusses the the U.S. monetary policy, and shares his views on why the RMB has depreciated against the U.S. dollar lately.

Fisher made the remarks at a luncheon hosted by the Asia Society Hong Kong Center on April 4th.

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Key Points Of Fisher's remarks:

- By buying copious quantities of longer-term U.S. treasury bonds and mortgage-backed securities (MBS), (the Federal Reserve's) balance sheet has grown from slightly under $900 billion prior to the crisis to $4.3 trillion at present.

In this episode of China Money Podcast, we feature guest Theodore Shou, chief investment office at Cape Town, South Africa-based fund of hedge fund manager, Skybound Capital.

Shou talked with our host Nina Xiang about his projections for the development of China's hedge fund sector, why he is bullish for China-focused hedge funds' ability to continue to outperform global peers, and why fund of funds in emerging markets will remain relevant for limited partners for a long time.

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In this episode of China Money Podcast, our host Nina Xiang talks to reporter Viola Zhou, about Tesla Motor's China expansion and the challenges the innovative American company is likely to face in the world's largest automobile market.

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In this episode of China Money Podcast, our host Nina Xiang talks to reporter Viola Zhou, about Tesla Motor's China expansion and the challenges the innovative American company is likely to face in the world's largest automobile market.

You can read Viola Zhou's investigative story here, or listen to the audio podcast. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast for free in the iTunes store.

In this episode of China Money Podcast, our featured guest is Goodwin Gaw, managing principal and founder of Hong Kong-based private real estate management firm, Gaw Capital, which manages $7.5 billion.

Gaw talked with our host, Nina Xiang, about where in the Chinese property market he sees price corrections this year, why his firm is staying on the sidelines investing in Hong Kong, and his thoughts on Gaw Capital's performance.

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