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Good Post!
I liked BJ McArtney's take on this. At age 85, I realize that there are matters on which I am not quite current and financial instruments I do not understand (apparently I am in good company on this issue, as shown by the billions of dollars the banks have lost). My solution to this is to do more careful research and consulting professionals I trust. It also helps to remember that there is no such thing as a free lunch.