Agriculture Bright Future 4- Larry Fink

                                                             

Larry Fink, the chief executive of BlackRock, the largest fund manager in the world,  is Wall Street's highest-paid chief executive, makes no apologies that some of his employees could earn more than the $US22.6 million he earned last year. ''There is no ceiling on compensation at BlackRock,'' he says.

                                              

 

On China, Mr Fink says it is in transition while transport infrastructure connects an untapped labour pool of 300-400 million workers, allowing more factories to be built. And he says he is a ''wild bull'' on the agriculture and water sectors because of the world's growing middle-class populations and declining arable land.BlackRock founder Larry Fink is super-bullish on agriculture. He manages a massive $3.8 trillion in assets, making him one of the top fund managers in the world.

                                         

                                               

Fink has predicted agriculture will even outpace energy investments for the next decade: "Go long agriculture and water and go to the beach," he told investors in 2011. "Put those investments in the bottom drawer for 10 years. It's unlike anything else we have in the world."Fink's got a friend in legendary investor Jim Rogers, who is more bullish on agriculture then anything else in his portfolio.

Rogers has thrown his weight behind several agricultural funds bearing his name.
“Agriculture is going to be one of the most exciting parts of the world economy for the next 20 to 30 years. You should learn to drive a tractor,” he told one charmed television host.



The Cheap & Quality Hydroponics System from Chicfarm http://www.chicfarm.net