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Starting off with some assumptions: a) the technology industry is a juggernaut which will power massive economic growth, b) there are many good investment opportunities in technology equities, c) there will be boom times, there will be lean times, and d) lean times will involve a contraction of wages and/or loss of jobs.
Let us further assume that one's objectives don't (currently) include: a) concentrated investment in one risky place in the hope of making an outsized return (i.e., forming a startup), or b) otherwise investing outside the realm of publicly traded securities.
Should a hacker be worried about a double whammy: loss of one's job and a simultaneous decline in tech equities? What are the appropriate strategies for anticipating this, and how should they be calibrated to one's personal risk tolerance?