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Dovish or hawkish? Over or underweight? Bull or Bear? Investor paralysis? We speak to leading local and foreign analyst to find out how the different asset classes and markets will react to the latest news, results and even geopolitical events.

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8:37

On Greece's Hole, MidEast Woes and Rudd Running for...

Market Watch ·

2012/02/23

Ben LeBrun, Market Analyst and Commentator at Options Express in Sydney, discusses: - Iran - risk of a military conflict rising; - Greece - bailout bandage - contagion; - Asian exporters - China - manufacturing - contagion; - Nouriel Roubini - markets tough 2012; - Foreign minister Kevin Rudd - resigned - polls - political instability. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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5:26

On Compugates, Wah Seong and Coastal Contracts

Market Watch ·

2012/02/22

Peter Yang, Principal at KiasuTrader.com gave his views onCompugates,Wah Seong andCoastal Contracts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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6:24

A 'Bailout Band-Aid' for Greece

Market Watch ·

2012/02/21

On today's Market Watch, we spoke toDr. Michael A. Yoshikami, Founder & CEO at YCMNET Advisors in San Francisco. He discusses: -- what he thinks of the terms that have been agreed for the second bailout -- why Greece will probably eventually default in an orderly fashion -- the "bailout band-aid" has probably bought the country a year or two -- the lack of participation from the IMF and why it's the European Union's responsibility to deal with Greece -- opportunities he sees in commodities and

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5:41

Spike in CPO Price Not Sustainable

Market Watch ·

2012/02/21

Ker Chung Yang, Investment Analyst at Phillip Futures, Singapore talked about crude palm oil futures, which hit an 8-month high of RM3,260 yesterday. Discussed droughts in Argentina and Brazil, and the impact of Eurozone troubles on CPO demand levels in Europe. Resistance levels for CPO at RM3,300, RM3,450 and support levels for CPO at RM3,000, RM2,900.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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3:48

More Upside to Come, Play Breakouts and Rallies

Market Watch ·

2012/02/21

Daryl Guppy CEO Guppytraders.com discusses: - Risk assets jumping - China loosening monetary policy - optimism Greek bail-out deal - More to come or take some money off the table; - Oil, around $121/barrel - eight-month high - What the charts say; - What he trading right now - the themes he is playing.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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5:31

Spring in the Air for US; Dark Clouds for Greece?

Market Watch ·

2012/02/19

On today's Market Watch, we spoke to Dodge O. Dorland, Chairman and Chief Investment Officer of Landor & Fuest Capital Managers. He discusses: -- Why there could be a hint of spring in the air -- a sign of sunnier days for the US economy. Positive data caused US stocks rallied last week. S&P 500 Index is just two points shy from erasing its losses since April 2011. Dodge says the lack of negative news gives investors opportunity to think longer-term. -- His predictions for this week, in

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4:18

Paring Treasuries, Adding Euros: A Perceptible China...

Market Watch ·

2012/02/17

Tim Mulholland, Managing Director, China-America Capital Company, Chicago, discusses: - More reductions by China of US T-Bills - Eurozone rescue - conditions; - Europe - Greece - more brinkmanship - whether default; - How Greece could have brought Europe nearly to its knees.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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5:55

Dominos App Delivers Delicious Results

Market Watch ·

2012/02/15

On today's Market Watch, we spoke to Ben LeBrun, Market Analyst and Commentator at Options Express in Sydney: (1) In Australia, investors had plenty of earnings reports to chew on yesterday, with Commonwealth Bank, Westfield, Fortescue and Reject Shop among the many companies reporting. Ben tells us his read on some of the results, and why ordering a pizza from your smartphone caused quite a sensation yesterday. (2) More to chew on today, with Qantas, Wesfarmers and Westpac among the blue chips

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8:18

China's Consumption a Bright Spot amid Eurozone Woes

Market Watch ·

2012/02/14

On today's Market Watch, we spoke to Peter Esho, Chief Market Analyst at City Index in Sydney: -- Eurozone officials have called off an emergency meeting of finance ministers to approve a vital €130bn bail-out for Athens, amid a growing fight among the country's European creditors about the merits of allowing Greece to go bankrupt. Petertalks about why he thinks Europe will not let Greece default in an unorderly fashion and that the "plan on the table is expected to go through". --Why is not a

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7:10

Greece agrees to austerity measures and its effects...

Market Watch ·

2012/02/12

- Athens has just passed the austerity bill demanded by the eurozone and IMF in return for a €130 billion bailout to avoid default amid some turmoil and protests.- Outlook as the Dow, the Nasdaq ended in the red and the S&P 500 posted its biggest daily percentage decline so far this year.- Investors' initial positive reaction to the Feds holding rates steady has this fizzled out?- With this year being US election year, there is some seriousness to tackling the trade imbalance with China-

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4:35

Why Bursa M's Target Price Raised to RM6 at HwangDBS

Market Watch ·

2012/02/10

Bursa Malaysia's full year profit rose 29%, and declared an interim dividend of 13 sen per share versus 10.5 sen a year ago. Hon Seow Mee, Analyst at HwangDBS Vickers Research talks about Bursa's performance, estimates for the year ahead and her raised target price for the local stock exchange from RM5.20 to RM6. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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4:16

Irish, Portugal Contagion Still a Real Risk, Despite...

Market Watch ·

2012/02/10

Tim Mulholland, Managing Director, China-America Capital Company, Chicago- Chinese inflation spiking to a consensus-busting 4.5 percent in January; - Hopes of a near-term cut to bank reserve ratio requirements; - Chinese Vice-President Xi Jinping’s official visit to Washington - Chinese-US “trust deficit” - patching tattered ties; - Possibility of debt contagion to Italy and Portugal; - PIMCO's Bill Gross increasing the size of his Treausry Bill holdings.See omnystudio.com/listener

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7:35

Still positive on BHP Biliton

Market Watch ·

2012/02/10

Ben LeBrun at Options Express Sydney remains upbeat about BHP Biliton's outlook and the impending Glencore-Xstrata merger is an indication of other mergers and acquisitions to come.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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7:35

What's with Naim Indah?

Market Watch ·

2012/02/09

Fadhli Zil Ikram of Jupiter securities talked about Naim Indah, which hit limit up yesterday to close at 49 sen and was the second most active stock on Bursa yesterday. Also discussed what various sources said about this stock.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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5:46

Worst-Case Scenario for Greek Debt Dilettantes?...

Market Watch ·

2012/02/08

Michael A. Yoshikami, the CEO and Founder-Chairman of YCMNET Advisors, discusses: - Posturing by Greek politicians who are dismissive of the cuts being demanded by its creditor neighbours; - Worst-case scenario of a disorderly default; - Deutsche Bank CEO Josef Ackermann's views of “a new Pandora’s box” in the eurozone crisis - contagion to Portugal and Italy as a very real possibility; - China’s extension of financial aid to the Eurozone versus its politically charged

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5:39

Bearish on MAHB, Plantations, Bullish on Bolton

Market Watch ·

2012/02/08

Benny Lee, Chief Market Strategist at Next View Sdn Bhd talked about... - more positivity expected in FBM KLCI for the next three days, above 1,530 points - sees more potential downside for MAHB, despite good take-up rate of KLIA2 concessionaires - bearish on auto sector, no interest in the short term except for DRB Hicom and Proton - no buying opportunities for plantation counters at the mo, reiterates bearish outlook for CPO, tells us when he thinks bottom will be - expects Bolton to climb to

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7:49

A Soft Landing for China and a Yea for Zuck's 10-1...

Market Watch ·

2012/02/03

Tim Mulholland, MD of China-America Capital Company, discusses: - Facebook's IPO, and Zuckerberg's retaining control through his 10-1 privileged voting share rights; - The governance implications; - Gary Shilling's forecast for China’s economy heading for a “hard landing”; - India, corruption: its Supreme Court having just overturned 122 mobile telephone licences awarded in 2008 by Andimuthu Raja, the country’s jailed former telecoms minister. See omnystudio.com/listener for

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4:06

No Eurozone Contagion l RM at 2.84 vs USD at Year End

Market Watch ·

2012/02/03

Leong Wai Ho, Senior Regional Economist at Barclays Capital, Singapore talked about... -rebound in PMI readings led by China, India and Japan - what that means for Malaysia, which trades with them - sustainability of these PMI readings - likelihood of China to keep an easing bias in the meantime - despite recent uptick in Asia's PMI, Eurozone developments expected to weigh heavily on companies in Asia? - why he's sanguine on the RM, one of his top picks for the regionSee omnystudio.com/listener for

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9:43

Main Risk to RM - Election Risk

Market Watch ·

2012/02/02

Suresh Ramanthan, CIMB’s Head of Regional Rates and FX Strategy talked about Bank Negara's liberalisation of forex admin rules underthe new Financial Sector Blueprint. Covered: - what it means from retail investor perspective - how to manage increased vulnerability to capital flows - parallels with Thailand, England, Soros in 90's - RM generally appreciates slightly following previous liberalisation of forex rules- more of the same? - expectations in the medium to long term - likes the

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5:54

Mining stocks expected to perform well

Market Watch ·

2012/02/02

Ben Le Brun at Options Express Sydney expects that mining stocks could continue to record profits despite concerns of China's economic health, and there could be some bright spots among retail and banking stocks in the upcoming earnings season in Australia.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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