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If your investments dropped 30% overnight, would you buy more, hold or sell?

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Dollar cost averaging tends to work well over the longer term. Buy (broad) index funds as a priority. Chances are you'll do just fine.

To be honest, I'd hold and observe first—I wouldn't rush to buy more or panic-sell. A 30% drop means the market is repricing, and at a time like this, the most important thing is to figure out why it dropped, not to rush into what to do. Waiting until emotions settle and information becomes clearer before deciding is usually more reliable than making a snap judgment in the moment 😊

If I have high conviction, I will not fear the drop and presents a opportunity to buy more. Will wait for it to consolidate, one way I learnt from trader is to use the 5 d MA to determine the drop is done.

For the good etfs, I probably buy more. But please research on the reasons for the crash too, it is ...

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