One thing you could do to cover both bases, is sell half your holdings and if it does go down (which is very possible) you can buy back in at a lower price and average down your overall holdings. If it does happen to take off the other way at least you are still holding half your original holdings so it is sort of a win/ win situation to a degree. If you sold the lot, you would be very disappointed if it took off quickly and you missed it on the day and therefore had to buy in at a much higher price. DYOR as this is only an idea I thought of after reading your post. Come to think of it I should of done the same thing myself a couple of hours after the FIRB was passed through. LOL notthemama
MEO Price at posting:
25.5¢ Sentiment: Hold Disclosure: Held
