Francesco De Stradis from Ord Minnett believes the healthcare sector is somewhat immune from the current economic slowdown. He highlights Primary Healthcare. He tells CNBC why.

Australian stocks are going to take some time to recover, say Nick Radge from the Chartist and Roger Montgomery, MD of Clime Asset Management. They explain their bleak outlook to CNBC's Oriel Morrison.

Within the healthcare space, Dennis Hulme from BBY has a "buy" recommendation on Acrux Ltd and Oharmaxis. He tells CNBC why.

Simon Warner, head of macro markets at AMP Capital and Michael Blythe, chief economist of the Commonwealth Bank reveal the signals that will point to a turnaround in the global economy, with CNBC's Oriel Morrison.

Discussing the hurdles and opportunities China faces when investing in Australian resource companies, with James Bruce, head of global resources at Perpetual and Ian McCubbin, partner & leader of Deacons China Business Group, speaking with CNBC's Oriel Morrison.

Tim Morris, analyst at Wise Owl tells CNBC why JB Hi-Fi is a favorite stock of his.

There is no value in the airline sector, at the moment, says Greg Bundy, chairman of Inter-Financial, speaking to Peter Harbison, executive chairman of Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation and CNBC's Oriel Morrison.

Jeremy Cook, wholesale trading manager at Bell Direct explains why he likes Westpac.

China is seen as a defensive market going into the economic crisis, says Andrew Pease, investment strategist at Russell Investments, speaking to Geoff Wilson, portfolio manager at Wilson Asset Management, and CNBC's Oriel Morrison.

Adrian Leppinus, Client Advisor at Cameron Stockbroking gives his upbeat view on gold producer, Dominion Mining.

China is bottoming, says Charlie Aitken, head of dealing at Southern Cross Equities, speaking to Stephen Bartrop, managing director of Lime Street Capital and CNBC's Oriel Morrison.

Ben Polkinghorne, private client advisor of Patersons Securities explains why he is upbeat on Felix Resources.

The trend of investors hunting for cash will continue short-term, says Ben Griffith, director of EG Group, speaking to Matt Williams, portfolio manager at Perpetual and CNBC's Karen Tso.

Savanth Sebastian, from Commonwealth Securities tells us why he likes Leighton Holdings.

Clay Carter, head of International Equities at Perennial and James Falkiner, CEO of Falkiner Global Investors speak to CNBC's Oriel Morrison about how investors can weather the U.S. recession.

James Rutledge from BBY explains why he is upbeat on Austar United.

The market is going to be continue to be volatile, says Elio D'Amato, CEO of Lincoln Indicators. He speaks to Glenn Rosewall, CEO of BBY and CNBC's Oriel Morrison about the Australian bear market.

Shaun Parkin, from Lonsec gives his bullish outlook on Healthscope.

Hedge funds provide diversification away from single asset classes, says Chris Gosselin, chief executive, Australian Fund Monitors. He speaks to Russel Pillemer, CEO of Pengana Capital and CNBC's Oriel Morrison.

Elizabeth Tian, equity warrant sales at ABN Amro explains why she is banking on Oil Search.