The events in Japan over the last 72 hours reveal the fragility of systems created by human beings. Seeking out protection against "tail" risk remains significantly underpriced in Clive Corcoran's estimation.
Companies and households typically deal with excessive debt by defaulting; countries overwhelmingly usually deal with excessive debt by inflating it away.
Remember, Japan, Europe and America all depend on low interest rates. They’re all addicted to cheap money. Take away the stimulants and their economies slump.
The ProShares UltraShort QQQ ETF (QID) made a powerful reversal move yesterday and closed above its 50-day MA for the first time since August 2010. A move above yesterday's high of $54.28 may provide a long entry in QID.
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