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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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10:12

Copper Demand to Expand by 5%, Aluminum a Possible...

Market Watch ·

2010/12/16

Copper prices climbed to a record in London on Dec 14 and have jumped 24 per cent this year on speculation miners and recyclers are not producing enough supply to keep up with demand. Credit Agricole CIB Metals analyst Robin Bhar in London gave his views on what's next for the metal of the moment. Copper prices are rising on genuine demand and supply reasons, though undoubtedly there is some speculation which is pushing the price higher. House forecast is in the region of 5% for demand expansion,

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9:42

CPO Futures to Enter Bear Trap Phase This Week

Market Watch ·

2010/12/15

CIMB Futures GM Teoh predicts the market will enter into a bear trap phase this week; ie prices to soften giving the impression that bull run is over. Market sentiment in vegetable oil market globally is still bullish. He talked about factors contributing to bullish market sentiment: supply tightening due to the seasonal monsoon, strong demand from China, CPO production levels, and adverse weather in soybean growing sectors as well as weak US Dollar. Bullish sentiment likely to persist if CPO prices

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6:03

US Retail Sales and Economic Growth

Market Watch ·

2010/12/15

Dr. Michael A. Yoshikami, President & Chief Investment Strategist ofYCMNET Advisors talks about rising retail sales figures and the sustainability ofeconomic growthgoing into 2011. He also comments on his year-end target for theS+P 500 index and equity growth expectations for 2011. He then comments on the resilience of the US banking sector to tighter capital requirements.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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6:53

US equity rally going into 2011

Market Watch ·

2010/12/14

Malcom E Polley, President and CIO of Stewart Capital Advisors, says that news of China reining in liquidity may not have a direct impact on US markets which is taking cues from domestic economic growth. While US markets were flat at Monday's close, and the Nasdaq ended its 8-day winning streak, Malcolm believes the market is probably just taking a rest. A signal of whether consumers have returned will only be seen in January after the Christmas holiday season. Malcolm forecasts single digit growth

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4:55

US bond yields surge and higher interest rates

Market Watch ·

2010/12/13

Chicago-based China-America Capital Company Managing Director Tim Mulholland thinks that the plunge in bond prices will affect housing prices and may be counterproductive to US intentions with QE2. However, the bond prices may also signal stronger eonomic activity. There will probably be a retracement but the highs we saw in November will last for a couple of months. He sees a correlation with capital flight in commodities in general, added to by by interest rate hikes in China. On economic growth

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3:43

Market To Rally Slightly This Week

Market Watch ·

2010/12/13

Clay Carter, Head of International Equities at Perennial Investment Partners in Sydney, says Wall Street may rise slightly although concerns about the Euro debt criss may continue to play out as France and Germany are refusing to add to EU's rescue fund. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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8:21

Commodities Rally To Continue

Market Watch ·

2010/12/09

David Taylor of CMC Markets gives his price outlook for gold and expects demand to rise for commodities but does not anticipate a shortage. He also highlights Australian data namely retail sales growth which was somewhat disappointing.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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7:20

Will Take Years Before Unemployment Drops

Market Watch ·

2010/12/08

Michael Yoshikami, President & Chief Investment Strategist at YCMNet Advisors in US, believes that unemployment in US will still remain at high levels for a number of years as more jobs are being outsourced outside the country. In the short-term, the Bush-era tax cuts could help sustain economic recovery but in the long-term, the government needs toreduce fiscal deficit. Over in Europe, Portugese bonds could be next to be downgraded and possiblySpain.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy

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4:35

QE May Be Hastened

Market Watch ·

2010/12/06

Clay Carter, Head of International Equities at Perennial Investment Partners, believes that QE may be hastened as payroll data showed slower than expected growth but he notes that this could be a a one-off. The market may move upwards slightly this week as fears of the Euro debt crisis abate. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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8:09

OSK Research - After the Profit Taking, Buy for 2011

Market Watch ·

2010/12/03

OSK Research Director Chris Eng spoke about his outlook for December. OSK is bullish on Big Caps, such as banking and gaming sector. They like the oil and gas sector, as they expect more contracts over the next few months. The recently announced tax incentives for oil and gas are a good move in the long term. Rumour has it that Petronas Carigali is aiming to list in 2011, so these tax incentives would be good for the company. The house view is conservative on plantations. Msian plantation companies

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6:29

Decent December, Climate Change and China's Gold Imports

Market Watch ·

2010/12/03

Chicago-based China-America Capital Company Managing Director Tim Mulholland thinks December will most likely be better than what they anticipated mid-year when payrolls were sinking to the lowest levels and fears of double dip were gathering steam. Unemployment is still stuck close to 10% as job growth cannot accommodate swelling pool of workforce. With regards to EU, he views the stress tests as a bit of joke, with zero credibility. ECB policymakers are likely to step up their version of

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7:24

Spain Still Strong Despite Europe's Woes

Market Watch ·

2010/12/02

David Taylor, Market Analyst and Commentator, CMC Markets, Sydney, talks about comments by Deutsche Bank CEO Josef Ackermann saying investors’ mistrust of Spain is unjustified, and that problems in the banking industry are “manageable”. He also discusses Asian manufacturing data shows which that the continent is dividing into two economic camps: a strong China and India and weak or flat Japan and emerging Asia, and that Australia’s Q3 GDP is at its weakest in two years and

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6:34

More Crisis In Europe

Market Watch ·

2010/12/01

Dr Michael A Yoshikami, President and Chief Investment Strategist at YCMNet Advisors say the Euro will go lower, and a two-tier Euro system is not feasible, and this crisis could lead to a double dip recession situation spreading across Europe, affecting strong economies like Germany and France too.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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3:56

ECM Agrees with James Fry's CPO Forecast of RM2,600...

Market Watch ·

2010/11/30

ECM Libra Research agrees with LMC Chairman James Fry's forecast for crude palm oil to fall to RM2,600 per tonne by June 2011. And, the outcome of UN climate negotiators meeting this week in Mexico to debate protecting tropical rainforests, is not likely to be serious.Views of James Fry and Dorab Mistry are for different timelines hence not comparable. In early November, Dorab Mistry had said that palm oil might see gains of more than 3% in the next few weeks to RM3,300 per tonne. Her price outlook

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6:42

Moderation In Manufacturing And Non-Farm Payroll

Market Watch ·

2010/11/30

Malcolm E Polley at Stewart Capital Advisors believes the ISM manufacturing survey data for November will not show such a strong growth as October, likewise for non-farm payroll data for November. On the Eurozone sovereign debt crisis, he says the extent of the crisis will depend whether EU can go to the market for more funds. Italy is also in the spotlight. The Euro is expected to continue its slide against major currencies for the next six months.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy

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6:32

Korea, China, Eurozone Woes: A Wall of Worry for...

Market Watch ·

2010/11/29

Clay Carter, Head of International Equities at Perennial Investment Partners, talks about the wall of worry for global investors this week: Ireland's EU-IMF bailout, the outlook for Portugal, Spain and Italy and the single currency. Also concerns over North Korean tensions and China inflation, although that could be mitigated by improving US data. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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6:58

Of the Koreas, US Consumption and Spain's Woes

Market Watch ·

2010/11/25

David Taylor, Market Analyst and Commentator, CMC Markets, Sydney, talks about surveys showing incomes and spending are rising in the US and whether this is a potential bright spot, his expectations for Christmas spending this year, simmering tensions in the Koreas, with US warships and aircraft carriers having been sent to the Korean peninsula, and ends with his views on Spain and whether he thinks its not in as bad a shape as people think it is. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy

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5:58

MRCB and IJM Land Merger on the Basis of the Big Picture

Market Watch ·

2010/11/25

Malaysian Resources Corp Bhd and IJM Land Bhd will be merged to form a mega property owner and developer with an implied market value exceeding RM7 billion. The new company would be admitted to the official list of Bursa Securities upon completion of the Proposed Merger, in place of IJM Land and MRCB. MRCB CEO Mohamed Razeek Hussain gave his views on the MRCB offer price, and about merging two work cultures. He expects professionalism from both parties, so sense and sensibility will prevail. They

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8:00

CPO Futures to Trade at RM3150 to RM3000 this week

Market Watch ·

2010/11/24

Crude palm oil futures for February delivery closed at RM3,115 per tonne on Tuesday, Nov 23rd. CIMB Futures trader GM Teoh gave his views on where CPO futures are headed. He expects CPO prices to continue their downward momentum this week, trading for CPO futures for Feb delivery to range from RM3,150 to RM3,000 per tonne this week. Meanwhile, demand for US soybean has been surprisingly robust. Even so, short term trend for soybean remains negative, with downside objective seen at 47 to 46 cents per

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9:30

Bailouts Cause Eurozone Members To Tighten

Market Watch ·

2010/11/23

Malcom E Polley of Stewart Capital Advisors, gives his take on 3Q GDP, personal income and consumer spending expectations, andhow the bailout of Ireland, and possibly Portugal and Spain wouldimpact Eurozone members who have to finance the package. He believes China would be compelled to raise interest rate by the end of the year. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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