The global economic forecast looks sluggish at best as the mainland's growth rate declined for the 7th quarter in a row. As we approach the new year, 2 stock pickers seek as much protection from the downside as the stock market hit a high point this year. Returning to head 2 head is Steven Leung of UOB Kay Hian after his stock Brilliance China, the maker of the BMW brand on the mainland hit its target price of $8.00. Challenging Steven this week is Patrick Yiu of CASH. China's growth has long been supported by property investment. So much so the central government has introduced policies to curb speculation to avoid property bubbles. In the 4th instalment of our 5 part series, China's economic challenge, Michael Wong reports on the country's land policy and how property development influences growth.