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5:43

Positioning Clients in a Period of Rising Oil, Inflation

Market Watch ·

2011/02/23

Robert Pavlik, Chief Market Strategist at Banyan Partners in Florida, talks about the tensions in the Middle East, and discusses how high oil prices can go, the possibility of another global recession if oil keeps rising and at what levels will it start to get worrisome. He also talks about what he is advising clients to do in this period of rising inflation and further monetary tightening in Asia and mounting tension in the Midddle East. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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5:19

Oil Could Test $140

Market Watch ·

2011/02/22

Malcolm E Polley of Stewart Capital Advisors says oil price could test $140 if demonstrations inLibya and other countries in Middle East/North Africacontinue to get violent. And in Europe,the Christian Democrats' loss in theregional elections in Hamburg and the prospect of losing more regional elections may pressure Angela Merkel toreduce Germany's contribution to bailing out weaker countries in the US.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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10:17

Balanced Budget Though Singapore-Centric

Market Watch ·

2011/02/21

PWC Services LLP Tax Partner David Sandison based in Singapore commented on Singapore's Budget 2011 released last Friday, Feb 18th. The government has laid the foundation to move in the direction of raising incomes by 30% over 10 years, but whether target is achieved is open to speculation. Growth dividend is a good move, Budget 2011 also does a lot more to promote productivity and innovation - government subsidy of up to 68% of costs in those areas. On the downside, a bit of pain in the interim

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7:34

QE2 More Damaging Than Undervalued Yuan

Market Watch ·

2011/02/21

Dodge Dorland of Landor & Fuest Capital Managers explains the implications for the US if China does appreciate its Yuan. He believes the market will continue to rally but demonstrations in the Middle East, if they get completely out of hand, would rattle the markets in the short-term. On higher borrowing than usual from the European Central Bank's emergency lending facility, it could be an indication that a Euro banking crisis is looming unless policymakers get their act together. See

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3:52

IOI, UEM Land and Kulim have Fairly Good Uptrend

Market Watch ·

2011/02/18

Next View Sdn Bhd Chief Market Strategist Benny Lee talks about the uptrend stocks he likes, and counters he'd be liquidating. He also talks about his technical outlook for today, and when he's expecting a significant price rebound on the FBM KLCI. Stocks he's watching, as they have a fairly good uptrend, are IOI, UEM Land, Kulim and finance stocks like Maybank, CIMB and RHB. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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4:17

Correction Soon

Market Watch ·

2011/02/18

Tim Mulholland of China-America Capital Company says stocks are looking overbought, a correction is imminent, and inflation could be a concern as asset prices are rising. Meanwhile in Asia, food inflation is still a concern. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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14:18

Short Term Pain For Australia

Market Watch ·

2011/02/17

Ben Le Brun, Market Analyst at CMC Markets Sydney, tells when he expects foreign money to flow back into emerging markets, and the immediate outlook forconsumer demand in Australia and the impact of the floods and storms on the economy, and alsobroker calls on BHP Biliton which announced sterling results yesterday.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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3:45

5.1% Expected for Q410 GDP Growth

Market Watch ·

2011/02/17

TA Research Economist Patricia Oh raised her Q410 GDP forecast to 5.1% YoY from her previous estimate of 3.2% given the higher than expected exports and overall trade balance during the final quarter of 2010. Consensus estimate for Q410 GDP growth is 4.6%. She also discusses her forecast for domestic demand for 2010 and 2011, and whether the ringgit's stellar performance last year is sustainable. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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3:07

Obama's Budget For 2012

Market Watch ·

2011/02/16

Michael Yoshikami of YCMNet Advisors gives his take on President Obama's budget for 2012, whether the market would correct further this week with more data coming out, and the impact of the anti-government clashes in Bahrain.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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4:17

CPO to Trade Between RM3,780 to RM3,935 this Week

Market Watch ·

2011/02/16

HDM Futures Sdn Bhd Futures Broker Representative Kelvin Ho views Monday's dip as temporary as latest figures from ITS, SGS and MPOB are bullish on crude palm oil (CPO) prices, and the upcoming Palm Oil Conference in early March will lend support to CPO prices. Palm oil futures dropped as much as 1% on Monday, with trading range-bound as investors booked profits. He also commented on export data from ITS out earlier this morning, La Nina's expected impact on corn and soybean, as well as a possible

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5:01

Back on Track, the US Economy to Add More Jobs, Grow...

Market Watch ·

2011/02/14

Dodge O. Dorland, Chairman and Chief Investment Officer of Landor & Fuest Capital Managers, discusses positive forecasts for US retail sales in January and whether he agrees that US household spending, which accounts for about 70 percent of the economy, will keep growing. he also discusses whether a second round of monetary stimulus (worth $600 billion aimed at spurring growth and cutting unemployment) is still needed; whether U.S. stocks at 32-month highs, are overbought. He also talks about

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4:21

Interest in Market to Return at 1474

Market Watch ·

2011/02/14

Maybank IB Research Equity Markets Head of Retail Research Lee Cheng Hooi expects the FBM KLCI to remain quiet today. He reckons selling trend will be as long as foreign hedge funds want to exit the region. The more obvious downturn in the currencies - rupiah, pesos, dong - caused an acceleration of the blood-letting in the market in Asia Pac zone. He expects no volume on key blue chips today, volume leaders are penny stocks which are fleeting in terms of movements to the upside, hence no top

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2:53

Bears are in Control

Market Watch ·

2011/02/11

Next View Sdn Bhd Chief Market Strategist Benny Lee says the FBM KLCI is overwhelmed by selling pressure. Volume this week was twice of last week's, indicating heavy selling in our market. Even so, underlying trend is still up. He views the key support level at 1,450-1470 so further downside correction expected. He expects more volatility for next two weeks before market direction is clear again. For crude palm oil futures, he expects further market correction. Even so, he's still bullish on CPO,

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5:09

Of Mubarak's Defiance and China Seeking Energy...

Market Watch ·

2011/02/11

Chicago-based China-America Capital Company Managing Director Tim Mulholland talked about Egypt's Mubarak refusal to resign, China buying overseas resource companies, China securing food and energy independence, and a stronger yuan. He also commented on Ben Bernanke viewing 4.5% economic growth in coming years as ambitious, and the sustainability of US market rally. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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6:29

Of Share Market Mergers and Chinese Rate Rises

Market Watch ·

2011/02/10

Ben Le Brun, Market Analyst at CMC Markets, talks about the LSE agreeing to buy Canada's TMX Group and his thoughts on the impact on mining shares, China's raising its rates for the 3rd time since October and any concerns that this might hurt business Down Under. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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2:48

Best Time to List Magnum is Now

Market Watch ·

2011/02/10

UOB KayHian Research Head Vincent Khoo commented on Multi-Purpose Holdings Bhd (MPHB) proposal to buy the remaining 49% equity stake in Magnum Holdings Sdn Bhd for RM1.6 billion. He is of the view that the market may be slightly disappointed that there was no announcement about listing of Magnum, as would like to see value of assets unlocked. Though MPHB may be a proxy for Magnum at this stage, an IPO would help to create sustained value for shareholders. Now's the best time to list Magnum as the

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4:01

RM4,100 Immediate Resistance Level for CPO

Market Watch ·

2011/02/09

Next View Sdn Bhd Chief Market Strategist Benny Lee says January figures from MPOB and export data from Intertek Testing Services, which is anticipated to be lower than expected, is already factored into prices for the past two weeks. Bullish sentiment to stay from March to May assuming rains persist in Malaysia and Indonesia. If Egypt's political crisis continues unabated, commodity prices may rise. Immediate support for CPO futures at RM3,800 per tonne, which is rather weak as it was previous

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6:53

Of Rising China Rates and Emerging Market Growth

Market Watch ·

2011/02/09

Dr. Michael A. Yoshikami, President & Chief Investment Strategist at YCMNET Advisors in California, talks about how European stocks seem to be shrugging off China’s raising interest rates yet again-- the third time since October -- and whether he shares widespread concern that global growth may slow as a result. He also addresses speculation that other economies, especially those largely dependent on trade with China, will follow suit in raising rates too. He also shares his thoughts on

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4:09

More Legs To The Rally?

Market Watch ·

2011/02/08

Malcolm E Polley of Stewart Capital Advisors says the market will continue to push upwards as long as employment and consumer spending figures show a convincing rebound. The increase in credit use in December for the first time since 2008 could be attributable to the Christmas shopping and for non-revolving debts like mortgages. More than 70% of the 300+ companies that reported their earnings have exceeded expectations - he believes it's still mainly driven by cost-cutting measures.See

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3:48

Indonesia Q4 GDP beats above-consensus forecasts

Market Watch ·

2011/02/08

HSBC Singapore Asian Economist Wellian Wiranto talked about the components driving Indonesia's Q4 2010 6.9% GDP growth - domestic consumption, investment and government spending. Commodity prices played a key role in supporting exports receipts as well as supporting the consumption spree in the outer islands of Indonesia. HSBC continues to see strong growth for 2011 at 6.4% for the year, with upside for Q1 given the strong momentum. Bank Indonesia is likely to hike rates twice in the coming months

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