Hi imperial, personally it all comes back in my opinion to your entry level. If you got in cheap enough you might think of selling half to "free carry" the rest. Actually if you got in cheap enough selling half would free carry the other half and then some but not a bad idea to have some spare for tax and another investment.
It depends on how much you like CNP. If you bought it for a short term buy then sell and profit. If you bought it to receive the dividends and capital growth potential then I would recommend "free carrying it". That way the risk is not there what ever happens i.e. if it all went wrong you wouldn't be out of pocket.
Please note the above is based on good news only. I believe your question was assuming good news hit. Good luck mate.
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