Hi, i feel you, i am in the exact situation just like you are (from the perspective of MBB holder @8.4 (received 64sen divi) and YTLREIT @1.23), yeah thats just how red my portfolio are right now.
I believe we share the same principal, long term/dividend investing, so I think these are the tough and trying times that will tempt us into panic selling and realized unnecessary losses. Maybank has shown recovery to 8.1x after MCO, and I believe as the backbone of Malaysian economy, it wouldnt be that bad in the medium to long term holding it. If you feel like exiting for more interesting stocks, then I think im not in the position to advice you what is the best way out.
Alternatively, Iβve just started investing in Apple (NASDAQ), not much, just a little bit, but if you have an eye for long term, you can invest in tech giants, or maybe indexes like QQQ, ARKW and ARKK on the US stock market. I think their market makes more sense and the growth of tech giants are more interesting as opposed to the local shares here (expectedly slow for a 3rd world country, so its not a fair comparison).
But hey, thats just my 2 cents, I could be entirely wrong. All I can say is to resist temptations as good as you can (glove stocks are overvalued and may not suit a value investor much more, βtechβ counters are essentially manufacturing companies supplying other tech giants only, pharma companies in malaysia at the moment is really speculative at best to me)
Kinda interested to invest some over sea stock in the future once I hit my local investment target.