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• Taxpayers to DC: Show Us the Money 

  

  TD Ameritrade just put out a survey on how you want the government to spend your hard-earned cash. Tom Bradley, president of Ameritrade Institutional, offers insight.

• Despite Cuts Bank Costs Still Rising: Pro  

  

  Tanuja Randery, CEO of MarketPrizm, tells CNBC that despite cutting jobs bank costs are going up and they have to look at IT to change this.

• Playing the US Housing Recovery  

  

  Alex Gunz, fund manager at Heptagon Capital, tells CNBC that Electrolux is a good stock to play on the US housing market even though it is listed in Sweden.

• Will Catalan's Election Drive Independence? 

  

  Antonio Barroso, European analyst with Eurasia Group, tells CNBC that in all likelihood, Sunday's election in Catalonia will not lead to independence for the Spanish region.

• Market Will Pick Up In 2013: Pro 

  

  Nick Nelson, global head of equity strategy at UBS, explains to CNBC why he believes the market will perform well in 2013, despite many uncertainties in the U.S., Europe, and Asia.

• E-Commerce Sends Customers to Stores: CEO  

  

  Eric Abensur, group CEO of Venda, tells CNBC that online shopping actually drives more consumers to the physical locations of retailers.

• Soft Commodity Stock Outlooks Vary: Pro 

  

  Daniel Stillhart, portfolio manager and technical analyst at Frankfurter Bankgesellschaft Zurich, informs CNBC of the stock outlooks for soft commodities like soybeans and coffee.

• Why Investors Remain Cautious 

  

  If stocks are so cheap, why aren't investors buying? Brian Belski, BMO Capital Markets, and Debra Borchardt, TheStreet, discuss.

• The Impact of 5G - Expert 

  

  Simon Williams, Head of Telco, NTT DATA EMEA, tells CNBC that as networks need to start looking at ways to increase capacity as he expects data usage to increase by about a 1000 fold by 2020.

• What to Expect From the EU Summit: Expert 

  

  David Nowakowski, Director of fixed income strategy at Roubini Global Economics, tells CNBC what he expects will come out of the EU summit of Friday, and if Greece will be able to come to an agreement with the Troika by the October 18th deadline.

• Why Investors Don't Have to Fear Weak Q3 Earnings: Expert 

  

  Alec Young, Global Equity Strategist, S&P Capital IQ, tells CNBC why investors do not have to be afraid of slightly weaker 3rd quarter earnings, and why he expects Spain to request a bailout by the end of this month.

• Alternative Options on Dividend Stocks 

  

  CNBC's Gary Kaminsky takes a closer look at the best yield plays.

• Stock Picks: Paddy Power, Mondi, H&R Block and Cisco: Expert  

  

  Alex Gunz, fund manager at Heptagon Capital, tells CNBC why he recommends investing in paper products group Mondi, online gaming company Paddy Power, America tax preparation company H&R Block and Cisco, the world's biggest maker of computer-networking equipment.

• Technical Look at the Markets  

  

  Richard Perry, chief market strategist at Central Markets, joined CNBC for at technical look at BHP Billiton, Lloyds Banking Group and the FTSE 100 index.

• Low Expectations for Q3 Revenue Growth? 

  

  Nicholas Colas, chief market strategist at ConvergEx Group, told CNBC, analysts are very concerned about whether companies are telling them about expectations for the back half of the year in terms of revenue growth.

• Technical Look at the Markets  

  

  Ron William independent market strategist, joined CNBC for a technical look at EUR/USD, EUR/NZD and the S&P 500 index.

• Finding Value in Volatile Markets  

  

  Jonathan Eley, editor at Investors Chronicle, told CNBC, that the Royal Bank of Scotland is cheap for a reason with problems stacking up for the bank.

• What Are the Options for UK Economy? 

  

  Alan Clarke economist at Scotiabank told CNBC, that the Bank of England should be doing more to help the UK economy.

• ECB Predicts Slower Growth  

  

  Lena Komileva, chief economist and managing director, G Economics, told CNBC that she expects the euro zone to fall into a deep recession with a slowdown in global trade making it harder for Europe's exports.

• Credit Crisis: What Have We Learnt?  

  

  Patrick Burke d'Orey, executive director, MSCI, says investment managers have learnt to put risk management at the core of what they do, rather than as a compliance requirement.