QUOTE(T231H @ Jan 7 2016, 09:14 AM)
1) if you had been happy with the results of your portfolio so far
2) if the valuation is still good
3) if the geopolitical situation is still at just news stage...
4) if you still have surplus money that can be invested
then treat it as an opportunity to buy on dips....
if you want ,can top up more on diversified fund (global/balanced)...let the FM do the allocation
some would just set a sell trigger at 10%....but i think it will be very rare that UT can reach 10% NAV drops in a short few days...but if that happens...it could be a buying opportunity....reversion to mean...(unless the drops is caused by debt defaults)
the problem i think would be more acute is when the NAV just stayed there...not moving up./down much when others are moving up...then there is hesitation to top up/sell...thus would cause the IRR to drops..
(boiling frog)
i have my pool of UT which i had chosen because they are performing very well consistently for at least 5 year. so i am confidence in them
however, it can be that the drop that i see is an indication it is going south and won't be going back up in near term. in that case better sell and wait
that's is my dilemma
btw, how do you determine valuation still good and geopolitical situation still ok?