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9:54

Strong Australian market but China headwinds ahead?

Market Watch ·

2013/02/07

Ben LeBrun Market Analyst for Options Express in Sydney addresses the booming Australia market, which has been taking the lead from markets in the US and Europe. Among the points he discusses: - The earnings season for the Australian market to drive sentiment. One of the biggest that is taking place is that of Telstra. - How the recently released retail figures are not really reflective of Australians spending habits - China's recently announced measures to close the income gap between the lower and

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5:29

Warrants Wednesday - Hartalega and MAHB

Market Watch ·

2013/02/06

Khoo Hsien Chun and Nadia Hassan discuss Hartalega warrants and MAHB warrants.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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7:32

Sequestration, the Next Red Flag

Market Watch ·

2013/02/06

Dr. Michael A. Yoshikami, Founder and CEO of Destination Wealth Management in San Francisco, California, discusses: - Whether stocks are overdone? And how far can the pullback go? - Comparing views with Goldman Sachs' Jim O'Neill, who says that the momentum for the U.S. stock market for the rest of the year looks "very favorable" - 'Sequestration' - reaction of market during this next period of uncertainty; - QE, improving data and turning the taps off;- Andy Xie and his views that the end of QE

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9:37

MISC to return to KLCI eventually?

Market Watch ·

2013/02/05

Wong Ming Tek of Hwang DBS Vickers Research discusses the following with regards to MISC: - is RM5.30 a fair offer price - should, would investors pressure for better price - rationale for PETRONAS' timing, before MISC's Q4 results are announced. - revolving doors at KLCI i.e. companies listing, delisting, relisting once more. We also discuss what major shareholders Eastspring and Pacific Mutual have to say about the offer.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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10:36

Tread Warily

Market Watch ·

2013/02/05

Peter Esho, Chief Market Analyst at City Index in Sydney, Australia, discusses: - Light week ahead for US economic reports - final major week of the earnings season - implications - stock market bulls; - The Dow and S&P 500 are a short hop from all-time highs and recent data has been spotty.While January's ISM manufacturing data was stronger than expected, nonfarm payrolls were a little light of expectations.Meanwhile, jobs growth seems interesting though this was tempered by the surprise GDP

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8:05

Good Opportunities After GE

Market Watch ·

2013/02/05

Benny Lee, Chief Market Strategist at Jupiter Securities talks about - broader market, trading patterns on the KLCI - chart trends for Hartalega and Digi, which are reporting quarterly results this week - what he's watching at the mo. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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10:14

What To Look Forward to After Earnings?

Market Watch ·

2013/02/04

On Market Watch Dodge O. Dorland Chairman and Chief Investment Officer of Landor & Fuest Capital Managers talks about what to look forward to in the US post-earnings season. Other topics include - The Dow Jones reaching 14,000 for the first time since 2007. However, with the earnings season over and a lack of catalysts to drive the market, there is fears of a possible pullback going into February. - Economic fundamentals remains the key, however, there will be a transition period that the market

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5:28

Shaking off Data Wobble, Time for Stocks to Take a...

Market Watch ·

2013/02/01

- Latest US data - new jobless claims and rising December incomes - whether further signs of a recovering economy; - Data in context of surprise contraction in Q4 GDP; - Central Banks - monetary easing - Marc Faber predicting collapse - bond market - bubble develop in equities; - S&P above 1500 points - whether time US stocks took a breather.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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9:52

Can The 'Bo Derek Day' Rally Continue?

Market Watch ·

2013/01/30

On World Market Watch today we have Ben LeBrun, Market Analyst at Options Express in Sydney, Australia He discusses: -- the 10-day rally in the Australian share market -- Prime Minister Julia Gillard's announcement of the date for this year's federal elections -- outlook for the performance of the Australian market for the year, also in comparassion to global indices -- February earnings season as a catalyst for investors -- his preference amongst asset classes at the momentSee

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8:40

A Stumbling Recovery: 3 Steps Forward, 2 Steps Back

Market Watch ·

2013/01/30

On World Market Watch today we have Dr. Michael A. Yoshikami, Founder and CEO of Destination Wealth Management in San Francisco, California. He discusses the Fed's first big meeting of the year and if it will likely maintain a steady foot on the QE gas pedal. Also, his expectations for the first look at jobs in 2013, with the release of the employment report this week. On the earnings reports, we look ahead at Facebook's highly-anticipated fourth quarter earnings are due out after the bell

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7:10

US Earnings, Eurozone recovery and Japan currency...

Market Watch ·

2013/01/25

Tim Mulholland, Managing Partner of China-America Capital Company in Chicago talks about the recent spate of earnings in the US and the newsflow coming out from Davos in Europe. Some of the key take-aways are: - That while the US Debt Ceiling issue has been pushed to May, it is still delaying the inevitable. - Apple's earnings guidance and how it has been the most adored stock. Given that it makes up about 5% in weight of the total market, any movement in Apple will move the market. - Aside from

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5:04

Look at Warrants Issued for Foreign Stocks

Market Watch ·

2013/01/23

Khoo Hsien Chun speaks with Ng Ee Fang of AmInvestment Bank Bhd director/head (equity derivatives) for today's issue of Warrants Wednesday. We cover: - actives, gainers, losers - warrants she's watching -new issues - recommendationsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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7:17

BoJ's Aggressive Move & The Mystery of Apple

Market Watch ·

2013/01/22

On World Market Watch today we have Dr. Michael A. Yoshikami, Founder and CEO of Destination Wealth Management in San Francisco, California. He discusses the Bank of Japan's move to double its inflation target to 2 percent, as well as its open-ended commitment to asset purchases from next year. On US earnings season, listen to the podcast to find out more about why Apple is a mystery and how it's expected to do when it reports on Wednesday.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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6:54

Dayang and Petra Energy Overbought, Two Other O&G...

Market Watch ·

2013/01/21

Benny Lee, Chief Market Strategist at Jupiter Securities kicks it off with how the KLCI Futures did this morning and what it means. Remains bearish on the KLCI this week, tells us why. - comments on Dayang and Petra Energy, which were in the news over the weekend re:Shell contract. - two oil and gas stocks that are displaying solid uptrend - two sectors he's staying away from, and why.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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9:26

Will This Week's Earnings Make or Break The Rally?

Market Watch ·

2013/01/20

On World Market Watch today we have Dodge O. Dorland, Chairman and Chief Investment Officer of Landor & Fuest Capital Managers in New York. He discusses which sectors to watch out for when US stock markets reopen on Tuesday after the Martin Luther King holiday, and if this week’s flood of earnings will make or break the market’s surprising January rally. Listen to the podcast to find out more about how Apple is expected to do and why investors could put Washington on the back burner

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8:04

Of Peaked Earnings and Washington Food Fights

Market Watch ·

2013/01/17

On World Market Watch today we have Tim Mulholland, Managing Partner of China-America Capital Company in Chicago Listen to the podcast to find out more about: -- Why he thinks the earnings cycle appears to have peaked and his outlook on the earnings reporting season so far -- What he thinks about the tech sector and Apple's dominance within the sector -- Which sectors he's interested in -- If investors can expect more volatility ahead, as Washington battles out the debt ceiling limit and

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9:04

Eurozone remains Weak Link

Market Watch ·

2013/01/17

Kingsley Jones,Founder and Chief Investment Officer of Jevons Global talks about: - The outlook for the Australian employment market on the back of recent job cuts by companies and managing of costs - How the Australian stock market is expected to respond on the back of shaky global markets - How the Eurozone still remains the weak link - How Japan's move to weaken currency could actually inspire other countries to do the same, albeit it quietlySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy

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5:11

Banking sector to outperform KLCI again this year

Market Watch ·

2013/01/16

Lim Sue Lin, analyst at HwangDBS Vickers Research talked about: - Hong Leong Capital, and HLFG's takeover plan - impact of M&A’s such as RHB-OSK, AMMB - Kurnia Insurans on potential topline - opportunities for the sector - KPIs to watch for: NIMs, industry gross impaired loan ratio - top picksSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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5:46

Better Earnings but Guidance Worries

Market Watch ·

2013/01/16

Dr. Michael A. YoshikamiFounder & CEO of Destination Wealth Management in San Francisco talks about: - Earnings from Wall St coming in better than expected, however what is more worrying is that guidance for future earnings is down. - The worry has shifted from the fiscal cliff to the debt ceiling. He feels that a potential downgrade on the US sovereign ratings will have an impact on sentiment. - Tech sector will continue to be cyclical. But there is no surprise at the news that Dell might be

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8:04

Correction inevitable

Market Watch ·

2013/01/15

Joe Quinlan, MD and Chief Market Strategist at US Trust-Bank of America Private Wealth Management in New York talks about - How correction in the US markets is expected given the strong bull run of the previous weeks - That the US is due to see a 2.5% growth for 2013 and that unemployment will hold steady at about 7.4% - That the Eurozone is bottoming up, but the worst is not yet over - That the purposeful weakening of the Japanese yen may be good for the Japanese economy, however it may spark off a

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