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Using options to play gold's recent run-up, with Mike Khouw, Options Action trader.

Dow Chemical could be pressured by rising competition, says Mike Khouw, Options Action trader.

Options trader Mike Khouw explains why he is bullish on Alcoa stock.

Mike Khouw, Options Action trader, explains why he is bullish on homebuilders ETF XHB.

Worries linger over European banks' exposure to Greek debt, with Scott Nations, NationShares.

China's local bailout is bullish for commodities, says Brian Kelly, Fast Money trader.

"The Euro is hanging in there because ultimately the market believes that Greece will get the next aid disbursement in July," says Amelia Bordeau, Westpac Institutional Bank.

Brian Stutland, Options Action trader, encourages investors to hold big caps with strong balance sheets.

Scott Nations explains why he's bullish on Bank of America. "I do think there are potential head winds for all the banks but I'd like to get some long exposure to Bank of America while limiting my risk," he says

A stronger dollar is a headwind for CAT, says Options trader Scott Nations.

The FMHR traders discuss what to do with IBM stock, and share their top trades of the day.

JC Penney sales fell 26 percent in the past quarter, with the FMHR traders. Meanwhile Todd Gordon, Aspen Trading, discusses whether there are more worries for Europe ahead.

Action in Apple and the volatility index could be providing bullish signs in the market, the "Fast Money" pros say.

A few retailers are planning to open a day earlier than usual for the holiday shopping season, but does that make them a buy?

Anticipating President Obama's speech on the fiscal cliff, with Harold Ford, Morgan Stanley; and the FMHR traders share their final trades.

CNBC's Jackie DeAngelis reports Disney's stock is down after CEO Bob Iger said the company was "transitioning out of an investment mode and into a more compelling growth mode;" and the FMHR traders discuss today's pops and drops.

President Obama is expected to speak on the U.S. economy this afternoon. Rebecca Patterson, Bessemer Trust, discusses what currency traders are listening for.

Discussing whether we can count on Congress to broker a fiscal compromise, with Whitney Tilson, T2 Partners founder, and Anthony Scaramucci, SkyBridge Capital. "I think the fiscal cliff is a forcing mechanism that's going to cause both parties to touch their third rails," Tilson says.

Whitney Tilson, T2 Partners and a supporter of President Obama, says he expects a deal to get done and explains why he thinks the 'fiscal cliff' is a good thing.