I love questions like that at a moment like this.
The market is deciding whether to put a gun to it's head and end it all.......or, wait until tomorrow to end it all.
s8 you are showing the typical anxiety of a disturbed and near panicking investor. But you won't be alone should the market decide to charge the exits.
For me the best place to be is on the other side of the market. There are those who wish the market goes up and those that don't.
When the dust settles after all this the sky will still be blue with fluffy white clouds. Possibly a bet on the other side of the ledger to keep things square for yourself?
Some posters have gone long on the USD which, if heavily leveraged, should be great insurance.
Me, I'm nailing those greedy sitting duck banks.
s8, ignore me and speak to a financial adviser.
There are plenty more twists and turns coming out of Europe.
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