Currently, there has not been a real credit crisis, only signs have emerged. Even if it does really break out, it would likely take about a year and a half. During such times, my personal strategy is to buy on dips, gradually increasing my position, and then hedge by shorting with a one-to-one ratio. While controlling the position size, I ensure I'm on the ride and simultaneously manage the downside risk. I make sure to have at least thirty percent of idle funds.

Of course, it's also fine to do absolutely nothing during this time and wait for right-side signals. The risk of credit currently is not a sure thing. If the Federal Reserve changes its approach in the second half and starts to significantly cut rates, it might be avoidable.

Additionally, one can consider going long on gold and shorting credit ETFs, which is also the current strategy of institutions. For those who want to be cautious, follow the institutions' playbook.

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