Cash Flow from Australia

Greg Bundy, Vice Chairman & Senior Adviser, AIMS Finance says he has a neutral to slightly-negative global outlook amid a slowing U.S. recovery and anti-austerity sentiment sweeping across Europe.

Gregg Gibbs, Senior Currency Strategist, RBS calls the euro a "slow train wreck," stating that it could move lower past 1.26 now that it has broken the 1.30 level.

Andrew Pease, Investment Strategist, Russell Investment Group says the Australian share market will start outperforming only once the RBA cuts interest rates and the Aussie dollar undergoes a correction.

James Sullivan, Head of Asia Telecom Research, JP Morgan says Chinese internet stocks could slip in the coming months with online advertising revenues forecast to weaken.

Tom Richardson, Research Analyst at Watermark Funds Management says Australian bank stocks have had a strong run and are fully valued.

Daniel So, Securities Strategist, Sun Hung Kai Financial says the Chinese government's push to increase domestic consumption will help retail and automobile stocks.

Wellian Wiranto, Investment Strategist, Barclays, says that he is positive on Chinese markets even though growth could be slower in the short-term.

Willem Nabarro, Head European Equities (Asia), Exane-BNP Paribas says he's bearish on European equities for now, but recommends some blue chip stocks that will likely outperform.