Enter multiple symbols separated by commas  Don't Run From
Terrifying Events, Profit From Them  From European debt concerns
to Egyptian unrest, Cramer said it seems the markets are
threatened by a different disaster every other week.  "We now
live in a world where the media is in total hurricane disaster
mode every single day," Cramer said Monday. "They take every
geopolitical issue, every weather issue, every story of crime
and punishment and they fan the flames of panic, portraying them
all as equally huge disasters. Every negative story is
exaggerated to make it seem as though it's the end of the
world."   So what can be done?   Step 1: Put it in perspective.
The news story may be terrifying in and of itself, but investors
should question how it affects their numbers. He noticed, for
example, that Bristol Myers would rarely be affected by the
latest disaster. Rarely would a news event affect this company's
numbers.     Step 3: Identify beneficiaries of the event.  "If
part of the problem in Egypt is the in