My issue earlier was why speccys fall more than blue chips or industrials. Is it because there is more risk, is it because the "increments of change" (.5 of a cent or similar) are larger percentages of a speccys price, is it because liquidity reduces or is there other reasons? And a side issue of that is where to move the funds when a correction is underway. Gold is rising and I'm assuming people are ahead of the market because they can see a correction coming and gold is obviously considered a safe haven in bad weather. But what other safe havens are there?
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