On Money For Nothing we'll talk about markets with Francis Lun of Lyncean Holdings. Then Michael Pettis tells us why he thinks commodities will crash in China by 2015. Hong Kong Internet Registration Corp CEO, Jonathan Shea, tells us what we need to do to build websites. Finally, our producer, Reenita Malhotra calls in from the Asia Entrepreneurship Forum in Macau to give us an update on entrepreneurial activities in the region. (8am-8.30am,  moneyfornothing@rthk.hk)

8.03 am - News highlights of the day

* Markets high after the Japanese central bank eased monetary policy further

* US homes data come in at a two-year high

* A new poll says President Barack Obama is in a better position to win November's election

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8.10 am - A collapse of commodities by 2015

Peking University's professor Michael Pettis is calling for a collapse of commodities by 2015. Byran Curtis asked him why he did not agree with the conventional wisdom that QE would boost commodity prices.

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8.15 am - Market Commentary

Francis Lun, Managing Director of Lyncean Holdings, told us his views on the markets.

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8.20 am - HKIRC

The Hong Kong Internet Registration Corporation (HKIRC) has released the result of its website utilization survey. CEO Jonathan Shea joins us with advice for companies on how to build effective websites for successful business.

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8.25 am - The Asia Entrepreneurship Forum 2012

The Asia Entrepreneurship Forum 2012, a 2-day event in Macau, began yesterday. The forum gathers 400 delegates from countries across the region to discuss Asia's Entrepreneurship Agenda. Our producer, Reenita Malhtora Hora, joins us from there to give an update.

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