sarmoho/iStock via Getty Images Introduction While I am writing this, markets are panicking. Volatility, as measured by the CBOE Volatility Index, has spiked to more than 40, the highest number since 2020, when the world was hit by bad news from Wuhan, China (pandemic). Bloomberg This is the result of a number of headwinds, including poor economic growth in the United States, an unwinding carry trade that involves the Japanese yen, geopolitical uncertainty, and the fact that tech stocks are still trading at ...