Inflation backlash?! That's what Rob Lutts predicts. So the founder and CIO of Cabot Money Management suggests an anti-inflation strategy: Gold ETFs and stocks.

Gerald Jordan, portfolio manager of the Jordan Opportunity Fund, started buying stocks a week ago when things started to get “really ugly."

S&P chief investment strategist Sam Stovall says history points to an 18 percent market bounce in six months. He told CNBC of his "Moses movement" scenario — and the sectors that will lead the recovery.

Financial stocks continue to take a beating, but Anton Schutz, portfolio manager of Mendon Capital, sees opportunities in financials with “too much capital.”

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Wachovia shares were down Monday on "crisis psychology" -- but Bill Ackman of Pershing Square is optimistic. What's his other financial stock pick?

China opened the door to short selling and margin trading. Morgan Stanley's Jerry Lou told CNBC what the new trade means for Chinese financial health -- and the fear of a global meltdown.

Robin Griffiths from Cazenove Capital said there's more downside for the S&P 500; further weakening for the euro - perhaps below $1.30; and gold could drop back toward $750 - before rallying toward $1,400.