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Interesting choice of posters to ask that question. It is a HUGE question and one which you should have already asked yourself and worked out strategies for. It really can't be answered because different people will handle the outcome differently. However, generally and as a minimum, you need to be prepared for a negative outcome and a positive outcome. IF it's negative, the share price will take a big hit. I also expect that there will be a lot of information in this scenario, and you need to sift through it and determine just how negative it really is as it is also likely there will be some gems interspersed in it. Then you need to decide whether you want to bail and either walk away or try to re-enter at a later date at a lower price or if you are going to put your holdings in the bottom drawer? IF it's positive, you have similar decisions - are you going to bank your profits or keep as a long term investment? And of course, if you're selling, in either scenario, you need to decide whether to sell the whole lot or whether to sell some and hold some and you may want to sell in stages at different price points. And then, of course, I'd expect there will be a lot of volume and price movement (once again for both scenarios) so you may also have the option to daytrade it. So much to think about. Are you holding long term and will ride through anything or do you want to sell? Do you have the nimbleness to daytrade? (Day trading is definitely NOT for everyone and there's no shame in that). Are you positioned to be able to handle a negative outcome? etc The list of questions that you should already have asked yourself is quite extensive and only you can answer those questions. It sounds trite and like a total cop-out but it really does vary from person to person depending on their risk profile, their financial commitments and situation beyond the market and their general stock market skills.