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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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4:47

Earnings Focus Of The Week

Market Watch ·

2011/02/07

Dodge Dorland of Landor & Fuest Capital Managers in US explains the job numbers, and what he expects Ben Bernanke would say to the Host Budget Committee. He believes the focus of Wall Street this week is on earnings unless the crisis in Egypt escalates. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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7:40

Egypt Crisis, Cyclone Yasi etc

Market Watch ·

2011/02/02

Ben Le Brun, Market Analyst at CMC Markets in Sydney, gives his immediate outlook for the S&P500 and Dow, and expectations of job data, and the potential impact on the Australian marketsdue toCyclone Yasi which is heading towards Queensland coast. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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4:15

Excuse For Market Pullback

Market Watch ·

2011/01/31

Dodge Dorland, Chairman and CIO of Landor & Fuest Capital Managers, expects a market pullback this week due to the Egypt unrest but it will be an opportunity to pick up some oil and gas stocks. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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2:55

Stick With Big Caps

Market Watch ·

2011/01/28

Tim Mulholland of China-America Capital Company does not expect much surprises in GDP for 4Q, and on rotation play, he says to stick with large cap plays rather than small caps. Also stay away from consumer stocks. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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3:54

CPO to Trade Between RM3,600 to RM3,800 for Next One...

Market Watch ·

2011/01/28

NextVIEW Chief Market Strategist Benny Lee gave his views on the FBM KLCI. The market was bearish whole of this week, and went below the short term moving average support level. This was in tandem with other markets as foreign funds were taking profit. Fundamentalists and technical analysts have differing views on plantations - fundamentalists think the crude palm oil (CPO) price has potential upside due to demand and supply factors. From a technical standpoint, the CPO price is overbought. Charts

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4:46

SapuraCrest, Mah Sing and Sunway Preferred

Market Watch ·

2011/01/27

ECM Libra Head of Research Bernard Ching views the recent slide in the FBM KLCI as a minor correction after a good run in previous weeks. He likes the oil and gas sector as it would benefit from capex expansion cycle. He explains why SapuraCrest is his top pick in this sector. Other favourites are laggards in property sector such as Mah Sing and Sunway. He feels that SP Setia's positive factors have been priced in already, hence the SELL on this stock. The market is on track to trade 1,650 post-CNY

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3:15

KLCI to Dip to 1510 by End of this Week

Market Watch ·

2011/01/27

Fundsupermart Research Analyst Yeoh Mei Kei says that fundamentals are intact despite the recent slide on the FBM KLCI. She thinks the FBM KLCI will drift to 1,510 by end of this week. Favourite sectors are banking, plantation and oil and gas. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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4:16

Fiscal Cuts No Big Dent On Stimulus

Market Watch ·

2011/01/27

Clay Carter, Head of International Equities at Perennial Investment Partners, says the $400 billion budget cut would not have a significant impact on the pace of economic growth because the cuts will be spread out over a number of years. But as a result of this, the cuts are insufficiently drastic to contain fiscal deficit. The British economy can expect a bumpy ride ahead. And as for China - interest rate may be raised25bp by end of 1Qas part of measures to contain inflation.See

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6:35

Ringgit at 2.97 by March 2011

Market Watch ·

2011/01/26

CIMB Head of Regional Rates and FX Strategy Suresh Ramanathan gave his views on whether the rise in the ringgit is sustainable, repercussions from a surprise contraction in the British economy, Bank Negara's likely moves, and ringgit forecast for the first half of 2011. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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4:51

Dow Will Test 12,000

Market Watch ·

2011/01/26

Dr Michael Yoshikami, President and Chief Investment Strategist at YCMNet Advisors, believes it's unlikely that President Obama will reintroduce the Homeland Investment Act, and will insteadfocus on economic stimulus measures. FOMC is expected to maintain the same posture this Wednesday. Yoshikami believes thefed fund futures traders areahead of itself by one yearin expectations of interest rate rise. He believes the Dow will see double digit gains this year and could stay above 12,000but it will be

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5:40

Uranium on the Radar for 2011

Market Watch ·

2011/01/25

New York based Blue Phoenix Inc Chief Commodity Strategist John J. Licata thinks it's not too late for investors to get in on the commodities bull run. He'd buy coal and crude oil on dips. Crude oil to reach triple digits by middle of this summer. Uranium is interesting as prices have increased from $40 to nearly $70 in a couple of months, noting the need for clean energy worldwide which could lead to a new round of interest. He's bullish on energy prices and natural gas prices; the latter due to

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5:19

CLSA Feng Shui Report for the Year of the Rabbit

Market Watch ·

2011/01/25

CLSA Asia-Pacific Markets published its annual Feng Shui Index report, a tongue in cheek take on what the Year of the Rabbit holds. BFM featured what's in store for the 12 zodiac signs in terms of wealth. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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5:45

Of Rising Inflation, Tech CEOs and the Possibility of...

Market Watch ·

2011/01/24

Dodge O. Dorland, Chairman and Chief Investment Officer of Landor & Fuest Capital Managers, discussions suggestions that Western governments are concealing the extent of inflation and what investors should do to avoid any problems.He also talks about the management and boardroom issues at heavy hitters like Apple, Google and Hewlett-Packard and his expectations for President Obama's annual State of the Union address on Tuesday and how he rates Obama's chances of being re-elected. See

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5:09

Jobs Equals Trade Equals China -- Of Hu Jintao's US...

Market Watch ·

2011/01/19

Dr. Michael A. Yoshikami, President & Chief Investment Strategist at YCMNET Advisors talks about academicians' comments that “Jobs equals trade equals China,” on the eve of Hu Jintao's visit to the US. He also comments about US and China's disagreements on a whole host of issues from human rights to intellectual property rights and China’s currency and how these issues complicate the quest for trade and employment. He ends with his medium-term view on US stocks, given they are

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4:34

The Yuan, the Dollar and Steve Jobs

Market Watch ·

2011/01/18

Malcolm E Polley, President and CIO of Stewart Capital Advisors, Pennsylvania, discusses the Yuan, which is again under the spotlight and whether he thinks the Yuan is "vastly weaker" than it should be, or is in fact "vastly undervalued", what he makes of Hu Jintao's comments on the future role of US dollar, early indications of inflation creeping into US and UK markets, and whether Steve Jobs' convalescence might be cause for worry among Apple shareholders. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy

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6:27

US Ratings To Be Downgraded?

Market Watch ·

2011/01/17

Dodge Dorland of Landor & Fuest Capital Managers New York tells the risk of a limited default by the US and the likelihood of it losing its AAA status if it does not trim its fiscal deficit. He also comments on whether the market is overbought given that it has reached its highest level since 2007, and also whether this would be a strong reporting season.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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4:47

Sell AUD and Buy Euro this Week

Market Watch ·

2011/01/17

New York-based FXCM Inc Technical Strategist Joel Kruger doesn't expect dollar selling to be sustained, due to overall strength in US data and as Fed considers possibility of raising interest rates. Where the Euro is concerned, he doesn't expect significant gains in the Euro beyond 1.35, more likely to see a resumption of dollar buying. More of the same for yuan-dollar going forward despite China's Hu Jin Tao visiting US this week, doesn't anticipate anything significant this week that will force

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5:33

Ramunia, Mulpha and Tebrau Teguh on the Radar

Market Watch ·

2011/01/14

NextView Sdn Bhd Chief Market Strategist Benny Lee is of the view that the market still has one more week to rally and to extend its up trend to 1,580- 1,600. Regarding Affin Holdings' rising to a 10-year high of RM3.59 on Wednesday, charts show the rally for Affin started two weeks ago, with surge in volume for 3 straight days. It's a case of price leading the news. Charts show the price and volume break out since two weeks ago. He thinks Affin Holdings can go up and test RM3.80. He agrees with

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4:46

Of US Data and the Picture it Tells of the US Economy

Market Watch ·

2011/01/14

Tim Mulholland, Managing Director, China-America Capital Company, Chicago, discusses US data either just released or about to be released such as Consumer Confidence - Mortgage Applications - - Initial Jobless Claims - inflation - and the picture it tells of the state of US economy. He also comments on so-called green shoots in US commercial real estate, his outlook on US shares, given Spain underlining they dont need an IMF bailout.He then discusses China's military buildup and its Yuan

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5:37

Aussie Floods Wreak Financial Havoc

Market Watch ·

2011/01/13

Lucinda Chan, Division Director at Macquarie Private Wealth, discusses Macquarie's estimations for the impact on crop production, minerals and mining, coal as one casualty and her outlook for prices and supply. She also discusses theimpact on Baltic dry rates, the AUD, impact on foreign equities and whether there are any positives from the disaster. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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