David Darst, chief investment strategist at Morgan Stanley Global Wealth Management tells CNBC's Martin Soong and Amanda Drury where he's putting his money in this bear market and it's in cash and developed Asian markets like Japan.

Malcolm Wood, head of Asia Pacific strategy at Morgan Stanley is underweight on South Korea, India and Indonesia. He explains why to CNBC's Martin Soong. He also reveals his investment strategy for the rest of the Asia region.

At viewers' requests, Brandon Wendell, senior instructor at the Online Trading Academy charts the S&P/ASX 200 Index, the Hang Seng Index, Bumi Resources and the Canadian dollar cross rate.

Stefan Hofer, emerging markets strategist at Julius Baer has noted that money is flowing out of Russia and into Asia. But he tells CNBC's Rebecca Meehan & Arnold Gay that Asia's valuations are not that compelling for the overall asset class.

Although ANZ has flagged more than $1.1 billion in debt provisions, the bank is not scaling back its expansion plans into Asia. Alex Thursby, group MD of ANZ Asia Pacific explains the bank's actions, with CNBC's Amanda Drury & Sri Jegarajah.

Kirk West, managing director, Asia at Principal Global Investors is positive on the outlook for the Asian equity markets over the next 12 - 18 months. He tells CNBC's Arnold Gay which companies and sectors look attractive to him.

The overall investment theme around the emerging markets within specific sectors remain intact, notes Gary Chan, head of emerging markets research at Mirae Asset Global Investments. He reveals what these sectors are to CNBC's Maura Fogarty.

The markets are fast approaching the point of capitulation, says Clive McDonnell, regional strategist at BNP Paribas. As such, he tells CNBC's Martin Soong which market in Asia would outperform.

Some of Asia's stocks have reached reasonable book value, according to Robert Howe, CEO of Geomatrix. He tells CNBC's Maura Fogarty that Singapore Airlines could be one such stock.

Asia is likely to outperform in this volatile environment, believes Al Clark, head of multi assets at Schroders. He shares his investment strategy with CNBC's Arnold Gay.

PC demand in India, Korea and Taiwan will come in softer than expected, says Bryan Ma, director of personal systems research at IDC Asia-Pacific. He also speaks to CNBC's Amanda Drury and Sri Jegarajah about the challenges Apple faces ahead of its earnings.

Asia is reaching absolute value territory for investors with a long-term view as Malcolm Wood, head of Asia Pacific strategy at Morgan Stanley sees positive returns in the next 12 months. He tells CNBC's Maura Fogarty more.

Hugh Young, global head of equities at Aberdeen Asset Management favors Singapore's stocks. But he is not keen to put his money into China. He explains his investment rationale, with CNBC's Amanda Drury & Sri Jegarajah.

North Asian countries like South Korea, Japan and Taiwan will outperform Southeast Asia, according to Pearlyn Wong, investment analyst at Bank Julius Baer. She tells CNBC's Maura Fogarty & Stephen Sedgwick why.

Jason Feer, VP & Singapore bureau chief at Argus Media has noticed a de-linking of oil markets -- oil demand in OECD countries has dropped but Asia is now leading demand. He speaks to CNBC's Oriel Morrison & Sri Jegarajah.

M&A activities are expected to pick up in Asia, according to Julia In, Hong Kong bureau chief at mergermarket. She reveals the popular sectors for deals and assesses the M&A outlook in the region, with CNBC's Oriel Morrison.

Inflation will continue to afflict Asian economies, notes Robert Prior-Wandesforde, senior Asian economist at HSBC. As such, he tells CNBC's Martin Soong & Sri Jegarajah to expect a lot more interest rate rises in the region.

James Chirnside CIO of Asia Pacific Asset Management tells Karl Siegling portfolio manger at Cadence Capital and CNBC's Jeffrey James that he is bullish on Asian stocks and sees an upside in the third quarter.