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5:18

Greek Election Band-Aid Flatters Long-Term Eurozone...

Market Watch ·

2012/06/18

Dodge O. Dorland, Chairman and Chief Investment Officer of Landor & Fuest Capital Managers, discusses: - Greek elections - securing the political anchor - forming a government - implementing austerity measures; - Securing financing - “Troika”: European Central Bank, European Union and International Monetary Fund; - G20 = Mexico - Greece - Eurozone - in focus - the $430-billion - firewall - boosting; - German Chancellor Angela Merkel - calling the G-20 to do much more;See

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3:26

Top Glove on Top of the World

Market Watch ·

2012/06/15

Top Glove's 3Q12 net profit came in above consensus expectations atRM53.8m.Ian Wan, Analyst at Alliance Research talked about ... - sustainability of Top Glove's stellar Q3 results, how much further to hit FY12 targets - USD strengthening - impact of China's slowdown and Eurozone troubles on demand - Top Glove's prep for minimum wage policy versus its competitors - upgrading Top Glove from Neutral to Buy Top Glove has currently corners a quarter of the world's glove market.See

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7:00

Possible Greek Election Scenarios & Implications on...

Market Watch ·

2012/06/14

Tim Mulholland, Managing Partner of China-America Capital and Associate of Sweet Futures in Chicago discusses: (1) The rising prospect of a full-scale bailout for Spain, following Moody's cut the country's credit rating to one notch above "junk" & euro-era high Spanish bond yields (2) If the 100 billion euro bailout for Spain will be enough, after data from Bank of Spain yesterday showed that Spanish banks borrowed a record 324.6 billion euros from the ECB in May -- up from the 320 billion in

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5:02

There's Something About MAS

Market Watch ·

2012/06/14

Ahmad Maghfur Usman, analyst at OSK Research talks about - expected turnaround in sentiment for MAS in reaction to RM2.5b sukuk announcement. - risks attached toIslamic perpetual bond.Thai SEC and MAS have both expressed concern over this type of instrument. MAS is the world’s first corporation to issue an Islamic perpetual bond. -KWAP taking up RM1b of the sukuk program - how this is good fortax paying citizens. -the odds are stacked against MAS: a substantial workforce with strong unions, a

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7:17

Euro Capital Flight Takes Centre Stage as Greek...

Market Watch ·

2012/06/14

Ben LeBrun, Market Analyst and Commentator at Options Express, discusses: - Spanish bond downgrades - Egan-Jones - near junk - views; - Italy - borrowing costs - six-month highs - contagion; - Greek deposit outflows - elections - forecasts - outlook; - China - economic growth - forecast below 7 percent - Q2 - implications. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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5:21

Why Bearish on Gas Malaysia

Market Watch ·

2012/06/13

Alex Lu, Next Trade Blogger tells us why he's bearish on Gas Malaysia, despite its price surging as much as 15% on its debut. Also discussed: - which issue's the most pressing for Gas Malaysia - reaction to new agreement with Petronas to up the supply of natural gas for the next ten years by 29% - preference between Gas Malaysia vs Petronas Gas (the latter is one of the main shareholders in Gas Malaysia)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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4:47

In Eurozone Dash for Cash, Italian Woes Spread as...

Market Watch ·

2012/06/13

Dr. Michael A. Yoshikami, Founder & CEO at Destination Wealth Management - Whether Spain's 100 billion euros - prevent contagion; - Italian concerns - two-fold - grow its way out of a recession - shouldering portion - bailout bill; - 'Dash for cash' - Investors cutting exposure to Eurozone - whether longer-term decline euro - strong inflows - emerging markets; - Implications - Asian central bankers - defend currencies - potential asset bubbles; - Cash - portfolio holding - suggested levels. See

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5:33

Can't Keep the Dollar Down

Market Watch ·

2012/06/12

CIMBHead of Regional Rates and FX Strategy, Suresh Ramanthan discussed - the euro, which retreated from a near 3-week high against the dollar yesterday - Spanish bank bailout, - events to keep an eye out for: Greece elections on June 17, EU Summit and FOMC meeeting on June 19-20, G20 meeting in the final week of June - outlook for USD with likelihood of QE3 getting dimmer - worst seems to be over for China, flurry of data out - net positive for yuan? - recommendations for those with exposure to

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4:12

Why the 'Spailout' is Just a Band-Aid

Market Watch ·

2012/06/11

Joe Quinlan, MD and Chief Market Strategist at US Trust-Bank of America Private Wealth Management in New York. He discusses: (1) The Spanish bailout: a good step forward or a short-term fix? (2) If 100 billion euros for Spain is going to be enough (3) If the bailout has reduced contagion risk in peripheral countries (4) If Cyprus will be next to seek a bailout (5) If the lack of terms on Spain's bailout has created 'first-class' and 'second-class' Euro states (6) Outlook for the Greek polls set for

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6:09

Right Here Waiting for Break Outs

Market Watch ·

2012/06/11

Benny Lee, Chief Market Strategist at Jupite Securities talks about - FBM KLCI this week, expected trading range - trading volumes for this week. Total turnover for last week amounted to RM5.6b worth of shares, compared with the week prior to that at RM7.03b. - charts for SP Setia and Sime Darby - both are making waves with the Battersea project - ECM Libra and K&N Kenanga - ECM Librashareholders could be in for a bumper dividend of at least 60 sen per share after the group’s disposal of

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5:35

Spanish Rescue Offers Markets Respite as Broader...

Market Watch ·

2012/06/11

Dodge O. Dorland, Chairman and Chief Investment Officer of Landor & Fuest Capital Managers, discusses: - The agreement by Euro zone governments to lend Spain up to 100 billion euros - financial union; - Plans for a “genuine fiscal union” - EU - implications; - Greek elections - uncertainty;- QE3 - China stimulus - issues - Markets - response. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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2:21

Still Bullish on Gold

Market Watch ·

2012/06/08

Lynette Tan, Investment Analyst at Phillip Futures, Singapore talked about : - her view on gold as a hedge against inflation - still in favour? - impact of June 17 Greek elections - outlook for silver, as itoutperformed gold and finished up 3% on Wednesday - whether gold has lost its golden status as safe haven of choiceSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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5:51

What Every Investor Must Know About Business Trusts

Market Watch ·

2012/06/08

Business trusts have been in the news of late, with Berjaya Sports Toto setting up one in Singapore, so we examine: - what are business trusts - what sort of businesses are best suited to this structure - advantages of business trusts - corporate governance issues to look out forSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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7:00

China Makes a Move, But Is It Enough To Save the World?

Market Watch ·

2012/06/07

Mikio Kumada, Global Strategist at LGT Capital Management in Singapore discusses: -- his thoughts on Fed Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's testimony before a congressional committee, and the chances of QE3 at this point in time -- the market talk that financial aid will be given to recapitalise the Spanish banking system and what the aid will mean for the next leg of the crisis? -- THE MOST IMPORTANT MOVE OF THE WEEK: China's surprise rate cut of 25 basis points -- And finally, find out his investment

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4:18

Felda IPO - Best Idea Since Facebook's Debut?

Market Watch ·

2012/06/06

Rahul Bajoria, Economist at Barclays Capital, Singapore talks about what may be the world's largest IPO since Facebook's - Felda Global Ventures Holdings. He discusses: - quite a few high profile IPOs have been scrapped - Graff Diamonds,Formula One, Nonferrous Mining and China Yongda Automobiles Services, yet we're braving the macroeconomic environment - wise move? - crude palm oil (CPO) prices have been low of late, with crude oil prices predicted by Shell CEO to fall further come 2H2012 - how now

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5:13

Eurozone Crisis: When Are They Going To Do Something...

Market Watch ·

2012/06/05

Today on Market Watch, we have Dr. Michael A. Yoshikami, the Founder & CEO at Destination Wealth Management in San Francisco. He discusses: -- The G-7's emergency talks to discuss the Eurozone crisis and his thoughts on the outcome of the G7 talks (or the lack thereof...) -- How far this will go to sooth investors' nerves -- How all parties need to work together: Germany relaxing its stance on Euro-wide bonds, Spain being shut out of the bond market and Madrid's explicit call for European

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3:59

UOB Kay Hian's Top Choices for Shelter from Dismal...

Market Watch ·

2012/06/05

Considering disappointing 1Q2012 results overall, UOB Kay Hian Malaysia’s Head of Research Vincent Khoo talked about top choices for shelter from dismal market conditions: - fav plantation stocks - Sime Darby, Tradewinds and why - prices ofconsumer stocks have climbed - Nestle, Dutch Lady, Padini, sowhy he'd rather GAB - rebound candidates such as Gamuda, IJM and UEM Land - where and what to hedge against risk of hard landing in China, India and US falling off the fiscal cliffSee

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4:34

EU at the Tipping Point... but a US Summer Rally Ahead?

Market Watch ·

2012/06/04

Today on Market Watch, Joe Quinlan, the MD and Chief Market Strategist at US Trust-Bank of America Private Wealth Management in New York, discussing: -- George Soros' warning that EU leaders they have a "three-month window" to address the financial crisis before markets stop giving it time. -- The need for some sort of intervention from the ECB – more so now than ever. But looking at the pattern of the crisis so far, it seems that Europe's leaders need to be at the brink of some financial

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5:59

Looking for Opportunities to Go Short

Market Watch ·

2012/06/04

Benny Lee, Chief Market Strategist at Jupiter Securities tells us why he expects a bearish market this week, trading between 1,565 and 1540. - Talks about how he's using KLCI Futures during these uncertain times, and reveals mistakes he's made while doing so. - Also tells us why he's not too keen on telco stocks for now despite strong quarterly results from Telekom Malaysia and Maxis late last week. - Discussed glovemakers - Top Glove, Hartalega, Supermax - as charts show prices are moving. - Ends

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6:28

The Summer of Discontent and Deflation

Market Watch ·

2012/06/03

Today on Market Watch,Dodge O. Dorland, theChairman and Chief Investment Officerof Landor & Fuest Capital Managers, discusses: -- How the US jobs numbers and the unemployment rate took him by surprise, and his read on the current economic climate in the US --How the jobs numbers have resurrected QE3 talk again and if Dodge thinks itis enough to spur the Fed into action -- And over in Europe, the eurozone unemployment rose to a record of 11 percent – the highest since the launch of Europe's

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