MoneyWeek's top ten tipsters of 2010

Each week, a professional investor tells MoneyWeek where they'd put their money. So how have they performed over the year? Here, we reveal MoneyWeek's top ten tipsters of 2010.

2010 has been a tougher year for our stock-pickers than 2009. There was no surge to match the run that started last March as money printing ('quantitative easing') flooded the market with fresh currency from central banks.

That's reflected in the performance of our investment experts and fund managers, who have kindly been supplying us with their tips. Whereas in 2009 the top performer turned in an eye popping 105% return, this year's winner (calculated to 2 December) has managed 52%. That's still pretty good in a year packed with sovereign-debt crises, during which many stockmarkets have been volatile.

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