Someone asked me this question a while ago.
I must admit that I am not qualified to give any advice as I don't have the relevant credentials.
However I have these points to say which you might find worthwhile to think about:
1) add more St Eng if your conviction tells you to do so
2) consider other possibilities
3) determine whether your timeframe of investing allows for that
4) re question your investment aims/goals
5) understand our own investment temperament
amongst other.
To buy/sell/hold, you will need to consider our own unique situation and circumstance and then decide accordingly. If there's nothing to do or in doubt, then it might be better to leave cash as cash.
my 2 cents worth....
I must admit that I am not qualified to give any advice as I don't have the relevant credentials.
However I have these points to say which you might find worthwhile to think about:
1) add more St Eng if your conviction tells you to do so
2) consider other possibilities
3) determine whether your timeframe of investing allows for that
4) re question your investment aims/goals
5) understand our own investment temperament
amongst other.
To buy/sell/hold, you will need to consider our own unique situation and circumstance and then decide accordingly. If there's nothing to do or in doubt, then it might be better to leave cash as cash.
my 2 cents worth....
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