Benzinga Strategies

Tradersaudio.com president and S&P futures pit squawker Ben Lichtenstein says major markets continue their holding pattern leading up to Eurozone announcements midweek.

Casey Research senior precious metals analyst and author of the BIG GOLD newsletter Jeff Clark discusses price movements and disparities between gold and gold mining stocks.

MrTopStep founder, principal, and director of institutional sales and trading Stephen Eubanks: "Now is a time more than ever that you may want to get some of your money back--you know, the return of your money rather than the return on your money."

Tradersaudio.com president and S&P futures pit squawker Ben Lichtenstein says the good times may keep rolling after last week's unexpected buying frenzy, but don't expect the S&P to break its range without significant momentum.

Kirkreport.com founder and independent trader Charles Kirk discusses trading strategies he employs in the current wave of market volatility as well as how to spot what algorithms are doing in the markets in order to profit from the same side of their trades.

Credit Writedowns founder and former finance and tech exec Edward Harrison discusses eurozone interbank woes and the weak policy response from eurocrats in addressing the crisis.

Sabin Metal founder and president Andrew Sabin on president Obama: "He doesn't understand you can't create jobs until you create consumption."

Tradersaudio.com president and S&P futures pit squawker Ben Lichtenstein discusses signs of large potential for downward movement in the market this week.

Millennium Wave Advisors president and New York Times bestselling author John Mauldin: "The simple reality is that there are banks in Europe that are already losing their access to the market, and when that happens, it’s a crisis."

Tradersaudio.com president and S&P futures pit squawker Ben Lichtenstein: "There is an enormous amount of uncertainty out there still, and I think that there is some resolve and a little bit of confidence that we aren't going to see situations develop the same way we did in 2008, but certainly there is concern out there for recession right now."