Date: Wednesday, 9 November 2011 Time: 7:00pm
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PETER WYNN WILLIAMS - Investment Director, The Henley Group
Trapped Bears
Peter will briefly update us about important developments in the battle to stamp out the scourge of alleged manipulation of the Comex gold and silver futures markets in New York. Expunging manipulation should allow prices to rise closer to their natural levels.

SIMON LIU - Investment Research Manager, The Henley Group
The Psychology Behind Investment Decisions
Simon will cover the psychology of investing and common mental traps such as overconfidence and risk perceptions which often get in the way of investment success. He suggests it would be much easier to achieve our financial goals if we are aware of our cognitive biases and have the discipline to avoid costly mistakes prompted by our gut instincts.

VERONICA CHENG - AVP, Deutsche Asset Management (Hong Kong) Ltd
Overcoming Global Inefficiencies in Feeding the World
Will we have enough food to feed the world? The UN reckons that with world population set to reach 9 billion, global demand for food, feed and fibre will nearly double while supply will be constrained by the use of crops for biofuels and other industrial purposes. At least US$60 billion in new investments annually will be needed to meet future food requirements.

Learn about companies across the agribusiness supply chain, including those in land and plantation, seed and fertilizer, planting, harvesting, protecting and irrigation, processing and manufacturing. Veronica will also address the impact of spiraling food prices, global forces for change, supply shocks, meat demand and changing diets and the potential for future drivers of famine.

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