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• End of the Commodities Bull Run? 

  

  Warren Gilman, Chairman & CEO, CEF HOLDINGS and Chris Kimber, Managing Director, Wealth Management, Fat Prophets panel up to discuss commodities amid market talk that they have hit the end of their bull run.

• Nationalistic Sentiment Will Dominate South China Sea Dispute 

  

  Chen Gang, Research Fellow, East Asian Institute, National University of Singapore sees a 50% chance of a small-scale maritime war emerging from the China-Philippines row over the Scarborough Shoal.

• Hong Kong's "Haunted" Investments 

  

  Most people wouldn't think of living in a house where tragedy has struck before, but Kenny Wong, Marketing Manager, Squarefoot.com.hk sees value to be made out of these so-called "haunted houses".

• Facebook Goes on the Road 

  

  Philippe Espinasse, Author of "IPO: A Global Guide" thinks the fact that Facebook has users that are split evenly across jurisdictions makes it a unique and distinctly global company in the tech sector.

• US Military Shift to Asia Is Rhetoric: Pro 

  

  Christian Whiton, Principal, DC International Advisory explains why he thinks the U.S. military shift to Asia is more rhetoric than concrete measures.

• US-Sino Talks on Chinese Dissident Chen 

  

  Frank Lavin, Former U.S. Commerce Undersecretary and CEO of Export Now and Gregory Gilligan, Vice-Chairman of AmCham China Managing Director of APCO Worldwide Beijing discuss Sino-U.S. relations amid the diplomatic kerfuffle over Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng.

• Facebook Still Has Room to Grow: Expert 

  

  Phil Harpur, Snr Research Mgr, Australia & NZ (ICT Practice), Frost & Sullivan talks about how much more Facebook can grow as it prepares to list, and if it's business model will still be viable.

• US Housing Among Most Attractive Assets: Marc Faber

  

  The housing market in the south of the United States is among the most attractive asset classes in the world, Marc Faber, the editor of the Gloom Boom & Doom Report, told CNBC on Friday.

• Emerging Market Stocks Due for Correction: Marc Faber

  

  Stock markets all over the world are currently overbought, and emerging market stocks, which have had a strong start to the year, will be the most vulnerable when the correction comes, Marc Faber, the editor of the Gloom Boom & Doom Report, told CNBC on Friday.