Ivan Szpakowski, Metal Analyst, Credit Suisse Commodities Research talks about the shift in copper demand and supply in China.

John Vail, Chief Global Strategist, Investment Strategy Group, Nikko Asset Management says although there are divergent readings between China's official readings and the HSBC PMI, both are above 50 which indicates modest acceleration in growth.

Nicholas Smith, Director & Strategist, CLSA tells CNBC's Cash Flow which Japanese stocks he likes and why.

David Dietze, President & Chief Investment Strategist, Point View Wealth Management tells CNBC's Cash Flow why he likes gold stocks more.

CNBC's Adam Bakhtiar takes on the challenge of the daily 'Stock in 60 Seconds' segment and looks at shares of Softbank as they climbed over 5% on Friday after releasing very impressive 2012 earnings.

Heather Hurlburt, Executive Director, National Security Network talks about the Obama administration's foreign policy shift as Hagel's Defense Secretary confirmation faces even more hurdles.

Stephen Davies, CEO, Javelin Wealth Management says he had reduced his cash weights and remains fully weighted on equities, with an emphasis on Asia and emerging markets.

Stephen Davies, CEO, Javelin Wealth Management says talk of a great rotation out of bonds into equities has been overdone. He expects non-farm payroll numbers to show the U.S. economy is ticking over but not growing excessively.

Prakriti Sofat, Regional Economist, Barclays explains why she's optimistic on the Philippine economy. She expects the country's central bank to hike rates by 25 bps later this year.

Jimmy Koh, Head of Research & Investor Relations, UOB discusses the risks facing the global economy. He explores the problems facing China's economy.

Adolfo Laurenti, MD & Deputy Chief Economist, Mesirow Financial says U.S. unemployment is a structural rather than cyclical problem. He expects Friday's payrolls data to show 150,000 to 175,000 jobs were created in January.

Michael Crofton, President & CEO, Philadelphia Trust Company advises investors to hold core positions in technology and U.S. domestic energy stocks. He recommends being selective in consumer discretionary and industrial stocks.

Wu Changhua, Greater China Director, The Climate Group discusses China's pollution problem. She welcomes suggestions by China's new leaders to make environmental and energy conservation a top priority.

Ed Ponsi, Managing Director, Barchetta Capital Management thinks the euro has room to hit $1.37. He explains that sector rotation out of U.S. bonds into European stocks will fuel the euro rally.

Garry Evans, Global Head of Equity Strategy at HSBC says Germany is a safe way to play the Europe markets. He says the excitement in Japan is priced in and is skeptical on whether the BOJ will do anything more aggressive.

CNBC's Adam Bakhtiar takes on the 'Stock in 60 Seconds' challenge and looks at shares of Nintendo, which dropped 5% when the company slashed their operating profit outlook from a gain to a loss, and announced a significant drop in sales due to a 'not-so-rosy' holiday season.

Martin Schulz, Senior Economist, Fujitsu Research Institute discusses the latest data from Japan's earnings season.

Jim Awad, Managing Director at Zephyr Management tells CNBC's Cash Flow why RIM's new BB10 will be frustrating for bears.

Neal Dihora, Equity Analyst, Morningstar does not think that Boeing's 787 grounding will have a grave impact on the company's financials. He explains why.

Marc Faber, Editor & Publisher, The Gloom, Boom & Doom Report says that markets will punish central banks at some stage through an "accident". He explains why. (5:47)