To my way of thinking announcements such a this have a ‘never...

To my way of thinking announcements such a this have a ‘never look back’ quality.

That said of course each investor must recognise that there will be volatile trading patterns, which many will ‘chart’. Many heed such patterns, so we can anticipate some peaks and troughs using charting.

Some will set target exit prices based upon an investment strategy and others will operate based upon ‘fear and greed’ principles.

What adds to the drama today is the shortened trading hours and the possibility that many retail investors have gone away over the period.

We are often reminded not to invest what we are not in a position to lose. Shifting money from other areas is often a strategy to soften such risk, but again it comes down to what one is prepared to risk.

None of this is advice, just opinion of course, however an old-hand might suggest leaving a percentage to run whilst trading the peaks and troughs. Personally, I think that there will be a good deal of all of the above and accordingly I will probably trade a small percentage of my holdings and reinvest in any dips with those funds (plus some cash from elsewhere).

Whilst I make no sp prediction, Volatility is assured in my very humble opinion. Good luck to all concerned, esp.