Money Morning's Fitz-Gerald on Global Implications of Japan Disaster

Fears of a nuclear catastrophe in Japan caused the Nikkei 225 Index to suffer its worst two-day losses in 25 years this week, but stocks rallied back 5.7% today (Wednesday). The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 242 points today to close at 11,613.30.

Money Morning Chief Investment Strategist Keith Fitz-Gerald joined FoxBusiness' "Bulls & Bears" program Tuesday evening to discuss what the global market moves mean for investors, and if there are any bright spots in this period of market gloom.

"This crisis does truly have global implications, but from crisis comes opportunity," Fitz-Gerald said.

Click here to see what those opportunities are.

Fitz-Gerald also appeared on FoxBusiness' "Varney & Co." Wednesday morning and tackled host Stuart Varney's question of the day: Is Japan like Greece?

Fitz-Gerald compares the two countries' economies and addresses what Japan will do facing hundreds of trillions of yen in debt.

To watch that video, please click here.

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