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2:43

Support for Japan's Nikkei at 9,000

Market Watch ·

2011/03/29

Darryl Guppy, CEO of Guppy Traders.com says Japan's Nikkei 225 is not in good shape, testing support at 9,000. If it falls below 9,000, Nikkei's downside target from 7,500 to 7,000. Meanwhile, oil can fall towards $94 and still be on a long term uptrend. When the price of oil goes above $100, the trend changes, the price becomes much more volatile. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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3:38

Latex Overspeculated, says Supermax

Market Watch ·

2011/03/28

Group MD and Founder of Supermax Corp Bhd, Dato Seri Stanley Thai is of the view that latex is overspeculated, and talked about latex prices over the last 10 years. As a result of volatility in oil prices, cost of synthetic nitrile materials are rising, even so, manufacturers' margins for synthetic nitrile still pretty good. Margins would be squeezed, especially for nitrile glove producers. He hopes subsidies for natural gas would be reduced slowly (if at all), and across the board, not on

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5:58

Of London Protests and Why QE3 is Unlikely

Market Watch ·

2011/03/28

Dodge O. Dorland, Chairman and Chief Investment Officer of Landor & Fuest Capital Managers in New York talks about the protests in London. It is likely to feel impact of cuts next month. London will have to deal with the short term to get to the other side. He also explains why QE3 in the States is not likely. For upcoming US March employment figures on Friday, he expects non-farm payroll to rise, with the jobless rate holding steady at 8.9%. He expects a positive bias for market trading this

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4:46

Trading Next Week to be Range Bound, Carlsberg Favoured

Market Watch ·

2011/03/25

Lee Cheng Hooi, Equity Markets Head of Retail Research at Maybank IB Research is of the view that Bank Negara is clamping down on certain areas of concern like credit cards and housing loans. Banking stocks remain sluggish in the short term, like most of the key market stocks for now. He foresees trading next week to be range bound and lacklustre. For the next three months, he is cautiously optimistic, however if parliament is dissolved for general elections, it would be a good last selling

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5:01

Pressure On Earnings

Market Watch ·

2011/03/25

Tim Mulholland of China-America Capital Company says that Portugal is likely to need a bailout, and we'll havebetter indicationif Spain needs a bailoutin the April debt auction. The market is looking ahead at US earnings announcement which he expects would be under pressure due to rising commodity cost that cannot be passed on to customers.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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6:34

Good Recovery in Msia Economy, Feb CPI Expected at 2.4%

Market Watch ·

2011/03/24

OSK DMG Asian Economist Enrico Tanuwidjaja in Singapore noted good recovery in Msia's economy, stronger exports in 2H of the year and measures to address capital flows in Bank Negara's Annual Report 2010. In terms of BNM's monetary policy stance, he expects rate hikes to bring OPR to 3.5% by end 2011. Possible road block to Malaysia's projected growth of 5-6% this year is climate change, and Enrico explains why. House growth rate for Malaysia is at 5.8% for 2011. For Malaysia's Feb CPI figures to

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4:42

Choppy CPO Prices in Short Term, from RM3,500-RM3,200

Market Watch ·

2011/03/24

Phillip Futures Investment Analyst Ker Chung Yang in Singapore doesn't expect global demand for palm oil to pick up in the next few weeks due to rising energy costs dampening global economic recovery, further developments in Mid East crisis, Japan nuclear concerns weighing on agriculture, stronger RM weighing on crude palm oil (CPO) and soy oil more favoured in China, due to price competitive edge over CPO. Stronger RM and higher CPO prices have also resulted in the drop in exports to the lowest

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5:54

US on Verge of 'Insolvency', and Whether Oil Will...

Market Watch ·

2011/03/24

Ben LeBrun, Market Analyst and Commentator at CMC Markets in Sydney, talks about predictions by HSBC that there could be less than 49 years of oil supplies left: whether he agrees and whether he thinks there is enough investment in alternative fuels to ensure a smooth transition. He moves on to Europe, where German public opinion is increasingly against the idea of paying to save the weaker euro-zone member countries, and coomments by Dallas Federal Reserve Bank President Richard Fisher, who said

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4:47

One View of Why Markets are Shrugging Off Global...

Market Watch ·

2011/03/23

Dr. Michael A. Yoshikami, President & Chief Investment Strategist, YCMNET Advisors, discusses how the markets are shrugging off a series of global black swan events, and whether he is as bullish as the market suggests. He then answers questions on comments Goldman Sachs' Jim O'Neill has made, who said that inflation fears in China are "backward looking", and whether he agrees. He also discusses whether markets have priced in oil supply disruptions, and global economic growth outlooks, given oil

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5:05

On Sarawak Elections, Why WTK Holdings & Lingui...

Market Watch ·

2011/03/22

Next View Sdn Bhd Chief Market Strategist Benny Lee says market is headline-driven. However, a rally unsupported by fundamentals won't have a good uptrend. Eschews herd mentality. Normally, stocks are overspeculated after the Sarawak pre-election rally, somewhat bubble-like, so chances are it will happen again so exit before nomination day. Explains why top picks are timber players like WTK Holdings and Lingui Developments. Also likes glovemakers, which have gone into correction for sometime, so

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4:01

Of Warren Buffet, Uranium Producers & UK's March 23...

Market Watch ·

2011/03/22

Malcolm E Polley, President and CIO of Stewart Capital Advisors, Pennsylvania agrees with Warren Buffet that there may be a buying opportunity in Japan as prices have come down substantially, and though he likes Apple Inc; the company, he won't buy the stock either. As to why uranium producers' prices are still rising despite Japan's nuclear issues, China has indicated that it'll stick with its plans for nuclear energy. Most of growth in nuclear power will come from China. Crude oil production

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1:59

Japan, Libya Viewed as ST Hiccup, so Buy on Dip

Market Watch ·

2011/03/21

With the recent announcement that the Sarawak state legislative assembly will be dissolved today, TA Research Head Kaladher Govindan says sentiment is positive, and expects it to continue until nomination day. Historically, stocks usually peak on nomination day as investors lock in their gains. His top picks following the Sarawak theme are Naim Holdings, Petra Energy and Encorp. Views events in Japan and Libya as short term hiccup. Separately, the Economic Transformation Programme (ETP) is a

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5:49

Of Oil Prices, First Signs of Hope in Japan and G7...

Market Watch ·

2011/03/21

Landor & Fuest Capital Managers Chairman and Chief Investment Officer Dodge O. Dorland in New York agrees that price of oil will be higher, but possibly a pullback in the week ahead, driven by political events. Key driver will be the absence of negative specific incident news transitioning to positive supply/demand news. Sony & Nissan Motor prepping to resume production again are the first signs of hope that things are getting better in Japan. Major rebuilding requirements will boost economy

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4:29

The Japan Crises and Soaring Global Energy Prices

Market Watch ·

2011/03/18

Tim Mulholland, Managing Director, China-America Capital Company, discusses the implications for nations that trade with Japan, if in fact it goes ahead with plans to intervene and weaken the currency, as well as the implications of soaring coal and gas prices on global energy markets, especially for those nations who don't have nuclear and have to buy coal and gas from the international markets. He also talks about how, amidst all this attention on Japan, whether markets are losing sight of

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4:34

Of Latex Prices and Rubber Gloves

Market Watch ·

2011/03/18

OSK Research Analyst Jason Yap doesn't expect latex to reach previous highs as wintering season, improved weather in Thailand, tyre demand in Japan would weigh on prices. He expects latex prices to go down or maintain current levels. Risk factor is if crude oil goes above $147 per barrel, (though crude oil and rubber prices have decoupled) as latex could be part of commodity price run-up. He doubts demand in China for tyres would increase. Predicts RM8 per kg for latex this year. Though energy costs

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6:54

Bargain Hunting Opportunities

Market Watch ·

2011/03/17

Ben LeBrun from CMC Markets in Sydney tells what are the trading opportunitiesin the Australian market as investors bargain hunt. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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9:31

Car Prices to Rise if Supply Chain Issues Continue

Market Watch ·

2011/03/17

RHB Research Analyst Alexander Chia says nobody really knows the true extent of impact on domestic auto suppliers. Some of the key components still ultimately from Japan plants. In the short term, due to 2-3 months on average inventory level, auto players unaffected. However, if supply chain issues extend beyond that, could start seeing impact after that period. He foresees higher prices for steel, plastics and energy. Local auto outfits buy from Japan, so cost will be absorbed by principals by

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5:16

Range-Bound Trading for Rubber Futures for 3-6 Months

Market Watch ·

2011/03/16

Phillip Futures Commodities Analyst Ker Chung Yang in Singapore says the rubber futures situation depends on when Japan resumes auto production. Thailand, the world's top rubber producing country, may halt exports, which may cause concern that supply is being tightened. Relationship between supply and demand may take some time to recover, akin to 2006 and 2008. He expects it to take longer to get investors physical players to return to the market. He also talked about decoupling between crude oil

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5:05

Explaining Japan's Nuclear Fallout and the Plunge in...

Market Watch ·

2011/03/16

Dr. Michael A. Yoshikami, President & Chief Investment Strategist at YCMNET Advisors, discusses Japan's nuclear fallout and the huge share-market plunge in Japan and also Asia. He puts into context the panic selling and the fear. He discusses the possibiliy of Japan's nuclear dampening global growth. He also talks about whether this share slowdown is actually good for markets, given how far the market has swelled since 2009 and offers an insight into how much markets can (or will) sink. See

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4:44

Yen to Trade Closer to 83, 84 Levels in Next 2 Weeks

Market Watch ·

2011/03/16

CIMB Head of Regional Rates and Forex Strategy Suresh Kumar Ramanathan comments on the Japan's crisis' impact on its currency. There have been decent repatriation flows for yen. Bank of Japan has been intervening in FX market to manage volatility and to neutralise repatriation flows so yen doesn't strengthen excessively. In terms of impact on international trade,more than 50% of Japan's total trade from 1990 until now is with Asia. Total trade levels with Asia for 1995, year of Kobe earthquake, was

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