If you sold today you're better off slinking away than advertising the fact you've been shaken out by pros and look like a novice.
Look up Ben Graham's analogy of Mr Market. He also notes that in the short-term the market is like a voting machine based on popularity, but in the long run it is a weighing machine and it will assess a companies substance (fundamentals).
Don't sell because the price is getting lower, or buy because the price is going higher.
If you believed in the fundamentals a week ago nothing has changed today. A fund that has had its money tied up for a long time is taking the opportunity to exit. Nothing more, nothing less.
CXZ Price at posting:
2.1¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
