Kat, Whats so bad about wanting to convert one asset class into...

Kat, Whats so bad about wanting to convert one asset class into another more liquid but admittedly riskier class on ASX. Every employer of workers in Australia is compulsorily required to put money into a super fund which invests most of it in very volatile ASX securities and very little in solid Bricks & Mortar in this case one that has been around for 114 years thru many recessions, depressions and GFC and survived. The ASX is littered with the remains of once solid stocks and many once penny dreadful's are now regarded as top line stocks today. Who are you to judge which of my favourite NEA or my chosen 3 will out perform the rest over the next few years?