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  • PROTECT YOUR WEALTH

      Get the right tools, strategies, insights and analysis to preserve your net worth in this new monthly program hosted by award winning anchor Martin Soong. Protect Your Wealth airs the first Friday of every month.


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  • MANAGING ASIA

      Christine Tan speaks to the region's top corporate leaders who set the business agenda for Asia.



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    • Buy Aussie Banks 

        Banks are always a good buy, says Justin O'Brien, VP at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, speaking to Simon Robinson, senior advisor at Wilson HTM private wealth managment and CNBC's Karen Tso.



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    • Potential Bubble Forming in HK 

        There is a possibility that Hong Kong's asset price inflation in 2010 could diverge from fundamentals, says Steve Tse, research manager at BEA Union Investment Management. He tells CNBC's Emily Chan what this means for the stock market.



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    • IDC: Dell's Poor Earnings Just a "Speed Bump" 

        The disappointing quarterly earnings from Dell is just a speed bump along the way, says Bryan Ma, director of personal systems research at IDC Asia Pacific. He tells CNBC's Oriel Morrison that its future continues to look good.



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    • What is Driving Global Financial Markets? 

        Non-leveraged U.S. dollar liquidity is the driving force behind global financial markets at the moment, according to Hans Redeker, global head of FX strategy at BNP Paribas. He speaks with CNBC's Martin Baccardax & Chloe Cho.



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    • Trader's Tips 

        Francesco De Stradis, investment adviser from Ord Minnett, tells CNBC why he has a "buy" recommendation on Industrea.


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    • SJM: Macau Gaming Industry Will Con't to Grow  19 Nov 2009

        Macau's gaming industry will be able to see healthy and sustainable growth of about 10-15% going forward, says SJM Holdings' CEO, Ambrose So. He tells CNBC's Adam Bakhtiar why the increased competition in Macau is positive for SJM.

    • Noble Group CEO: Unfazed by Dollar Volatility  19 Nov 2009

        Noble Group CEO, Richard Elman, says the firm's prospects for the next three to five years are very strong, despite the uncertainty surrounding the future of the U.S. dollar. He explains why to CNBC's Adam Bakhtiar.

    • Fed's Plosser: Premature to Consider Rate Hikes  19 Nov 2009

        The time is still not ripe for the Federal Reserve to hike rates, says Charles Plosser, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia. He explains why to CNBC's Sri Jegarajah.

    • Bid for IAG Unlikely  19 Nov 2009

        Despite speculation QBE may launch another bid for IAG, its CFO Neil Drabsch tells CNBC's Adam Bakhtiar that current economic conditions indicate it will unlikely revisit a bid for the smaller rival.

    • Maxis Debuts in Malaysia  18 Nov 2009

        Maxis has done a very good job in terms of getting the timing of its delisting and listing absolutely right, says Manoj Menon, Asia Pacific partner & MD at Frost and Sullivan. He offers his outlook for the telco to CNBC's Saijal Patel & Oriel Morrison.

    • Safe to Bet on Gold Miners?  18 Nov 2009

        With gold prices hitting fresh highs everyday, Daryl Guppy, CEO of GuppyTraders.com, tells us if gold miners are a good bet. He also pulls out the charts on ringgit-Aussie dollar cross, Macmahon Holdings, sugar and the S&P 500.


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