Legendary investor Jim Rogers recently warned that he has "completely liquidated all U.S. stocks" and that the next U.S. economic crisis will be the worst he has ever encountered. (Previous story: Bridgewater Fund's Dalio: The U.S. debt crisis is about to break out, and 15% of assets should be used to buy "gold and Bitcoin") (Background supplement: Wall Street warned in unison: The U.S. debt crisis is really not the wolf that comes this time, and the consequences will be disastrous if the bleeding is not stopped) Legendary investor Jim Rogers, known as the "Commodity King", recently dropped a bombshell at the "Global Chinese Wealth Management and Inheritance Summit" in Singapore. He announced in a high-profile manner that he has "completely liquidated all U.S. stocks" and warned: "The next U.S. economic crisis will be the worst I have ever encountered in my lifetime." The shadow of U.S. debt and "extraordinary prosperity" Rogers bluntly stated that the U.S. stock market has experienced the longest bull market in history, and the valuation of U.S. stocks has long been pushed to a high point not seen before the 1987 stock market crash. Despite the market's optimism, with slogans like "This time is different," Rogers believes that when everyone is cheering, it's time to be most cautious. He explained that the massive US federal debt is his biggest concern: the total has already exceeded $36 trillion, and if it continues to expand unchecked, it could exceed $50 trillion by 2032, with the debt-to-GDP ratio poised to rise to over 135%. He warned that the US faces a repeat of the UK's 1976 debt crisis, or even worse. He also warned that the US unemployment rate had risen to 4.2% in July. Driven by prolonged accommodative policies, the "extraordinary prosperity" the US has enjoyed may not last long. If market confidence falters, the dollar's safe-haven aura could quickly erode. Asset Shifts: Eastward Shift and Physical Defense: After selling US stocks, Rogers stated that he has shifted funds into stocks in China and another undisclosed country. He is particularly optimistic about China's tourism and hotel industries, believing the Belt and Road Initiative will have a similar impact to the expansion of railways in the 19th century, reshaping regional economic relations. Regarding safe-haven positions, he added to his silver holdings and emphasized that he would wait for a correction in gold prices before entering the market.At the same time, he will continue to hold US dollars in the short term, hoping to sell at a high point in a panic. The lesson of contrarian thinking: Rogers is best known for co-founding the Quantum Fund with George Soros. The fund achieved astonishing returns between 1970 and 1980, reportedly growing by 3,365% in size, far exceeding the Dow Jones Industrial Average's 20% gain over the same period. Rogers excelled at investing in commodity futures, earning him the nickname "Commodity King." Time magazine dubbed him the "Indiana Jones of finance" for his unique approach to global investment. As an investment guru praised by Buffett as "unparalleled in his grasp of the general trend", Rogers is famous for his contrarian operations. He now reminds investors again: "When everyone is excited, that's usually when you should worry." Related reports Ark Investment Analyst: Bitcoin is approaching the "generational bottom", and its outlook is still seriously affected by macroeconomic conditions. Podcast Highlights: AI and robots have covered the cryptocurrency boom, and micro-entrepreneurship will be the hottest in the next era. JPMorgan Chase: The risks of Trump's tariff war are becoming clearer, and it's time to "stop selling high" in the US stock market. "Investment guru Jim Rogers announced that he would clear out US stocks! He predicted that the next stock market crash would be "the worst in his life." This article was first published on BlockTempo (BlockTempo - the most influential blockchain news media).