That depends entirely on your reason for buying it in the first...

That depends entirely on your reason for buying it in the first place and your investment strategy . Many will have had it in their superfunds for years and purchased at very cheap prices . These mostly will have treated it like buying real estate and have enjoyed an income plus huge capital gains and don't care if it fluctuates in fact some of these people don't even look at it because they know that most assets fluctuate but eventually continue upwards. Next scenario is the speculator or trader who is happy to work on turn over on smaller percentage but then have to find some where else to rinse and repeat. Then you have the JUST BOBs who sell at what they think is the top with the view of cleaning up when it crashes but the price continues upward reducing the chance of re-entry any time soon but in the meantime continues to claim great knowledge and annoyingly rams his ideology down our throats. As I have stated before. Everyone's situation is different so read all the advice then sort the shit out from the clay and then play your own game.
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