Investment strategies for 2010: the experts' opinions

Watch video interviews with our panel of experts from our last investor forum in Sydney, November 2009 to find out their thoughts on investment strategies for 2010.

	Anne Anderson, Head of Fixed Income, Asia Pacific at UBS, discusses opportunities for investors interested in asset classes such as bonds if there is a serious correction in equity markets, and which funds are popular with investors.		Chris Caton, Chief Economist at BT Investment Management, discusses whether Australia should look to China and Asia for its economic future, the strength of the economic recovery in Australia and sectors investors should consider for 2010.
	Glenn Mumford, Financial Markets Columnist, AFR, looks at inflation, where he sees the weaknesses in the Australian economy, why he's becoming nervous about Australian bank shares and that they are 10-20% overpriced.		Matthew Sherwood, Head of Investment Market Research at Perpetual, looks at the role emerging markets play in Australia's economic recovery, whether or not bank shares are overpriced, and the opportunities for investors in 2010.

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