Nope no idea. My own strategy has been to buy short positions as far out on the tail as possible, and at the lowest possible price. Btw though, that has been 100% a losing strategy , the market clearly does not agree. But the buyable far end of the tail is always further and further out in the future—something like Jan 2020 right now for options on Robinhood for FB, for instance. we’ll see though, maybe the plan is to reform and reorganize those companies from within, or avoid a crash some other way. it’s a cheap strategy though. Buying that far out for like $5 dollar projected stock value of FB costs pennies, and the possible return (provided there is a significant crash between now and sometime later) is enormous. FB is just an example, the other tech stocks are similar , but [maybe except for twitter] tend to cost a bit more and have shorter investable tails via Robinhood). Just be forewarned though, the market definitely doesn’t agree, and you will lose money. And I absolutely do not expect any of the major ones to actually come close to hitting those super low stock valuations, so I’d have to sell quickly following a big crash. imo definitely worth thinking about if your invested anywhere though right now and not hedged at all. Should at least provide some type of hedge, and a super cheap one to implement.