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By: CNBC.com | 24 Mar 2009 | 05:52 AM ET
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Global stocks soared again Tuesday as the U.S.'s $1 trillion plan to relieve banks of toxic debt spurred investors to pick up riskier assets. But experts interviewed on CNBC are skeptical of Wall Street's huge overnight rally.

Rally on Wall St Completely Unjustified

The rally on Wall Street was completely unjustified if one thinks that it is the start of the bull market, warns Kirby Daley, senior strategist at the Newedge Group. He tells CNBC why this is just another bear market rally.

Wall Street's Rally Risky?

The markets may have moved prematurely on the U.S. government's plan to buy up banks' toxic assets, says Stephen Roberts, chief economist at Nomura. He tells CNBC that there is a bit of risk in how Wall Street moved.

How to Profit from This Bear Market

Risks remain to the downside, despite the two-week rally in stocks. Paul Taylor, country head of equity investments & portfolio manager at Fidelity International and Andrew Pease, investment strategist at Russell Investments reveal how to reposition your portfolio to protect your wealth.

Gold May Hit $1,000 in 2-3 Weeks

Spot gold prices may hit $1,000 a troy ounce in 2-3 weeks, says Tetsuya Yoshii, VP for derivative products at Mizuho Corporate Bank.

Opportunities in Biofuels

Richard Gilmore, president and CEO of GIC Group, an agribusiness consulting and investment advisory firm, expects demand for biofuels to return with continued government programs to support the sector.

Bullish on Asian Stocks

Despite the dire economic conditions globally, Khiem Do, head of Asian multi-asset at Baring Asset Management is bullish on Asian stocks.

Star Picks Among Asian Financials

Asian financials continue to look attractive to Peter Elston, chief strategist at Aberdeen Asset Management Asia, even though their NPLs will likely be bad in 2009. He reveals his top picks in this space on this installment of "Protect Your Wealth".

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Indian Banks Seen Raising Capital

Expect Indian financials to come into the market to tap for cash, following in the footsteps of its global peers, says I.V. Subramaniam, CIO of Quantum Advisors.

Bullish on South Korea

Clive McDonnell, regional strategist at BNP Paribas Securities explains why he has upgraded his call on South Korea to 'overweight'.

Top Retail Picks in Australia

JB Hi-Fi and David Jones are some of the Australian retailers Kevin Curran, head of dealing at Foster Stockbroking is upbeat about. He tells CNBC that he is bearish on Harvey Norman at the moment.

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