Asked to choose investments for the second half of 2013, the CNBC "Fast Money" traders offered a diversity of plays.
Forced to pick between Apple, gold and home builders, StockMonster's Guy Adami said that trading Apple was the best bet.
"It had a real shot for an outside day today. It didn't," he said Friday. "but I thought technically for the first time if a while, did what it needed to do."
Adami's top pick, however, would be volatility.
"The S&P should rally back to 1,620," he added. "If you look yesterday, I believe the high yesterday was 1,669-ish, so it got exactly where it needed to. I think there's a chance it failed there. I don't put a lot of merit there, but I do think volatility is going to reign today in the second half."
Brian Kelly of Brian Kelly Capital said his top pick of the three losing plays so far would be gold.
"Well, it's supply and demand, but demand is a function of sentiment out there, and I think sentiment has really gotten overdone here," he said.
Gold miners also held some appeal.
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"They absolutely ripped over the last couple days," Kelly said. "You'll probably start seeing some of these gold miners maybe take some of the supply off the market, so that's obviously positive for supply-side story of gold."
To Kelly, it was time to start buying gold.
He also liked bonds and silver.
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"Most importantly here, you want to watch bond yields," he said. "And as we go forward and gold and silver plays into this, probably going to be looking to short TLT, buy TBT. I think this trade is broken, and I think over the next six months, you're going to see some real pain in there."
Tim Seymour of EmergingMoney.com also liked the miners.