Coronavirus and your Portfolio

[pin]

Me, doing nothing.

Sorry, let me re-phrase: I'm not changing what I am doing currently (i.e. continue to invest in a diversified portfolio on a regular basis).

[huja]

Play the long game. Always play the long game.

[HK_Katherine]

I have not changed but I think it's a reasonable question to ponder.

[shri]

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I am sort of with you - across the world, there will be some good opportunities due to this in the next day or week or month or year.

Three dimensional chess being played so no point adding risk. However, there are some bargains being created to accumulate.

[HK_Katherine]

I have not changed but I think it's a reasonable question to ponder.

[shri]

FYI - Seen on twitter.

Lunch break in China! Man that morning session felt like years.

Shanghai -8.13%
Shenzhen -8.30%
CSI 300 -8.17%
ChiNext -6.56%
Iron Ore -8%
Copper -6.60%
Steel -7.5%
Rubber -9%
Cotton -7%
Aluminum -3.2%
Palm Oil -7%

[Sith]

I’m with @pin here.
If there is going to be a big drop globally I might add a lump sum to my regular investment but that’s it.
Wouldn’t sell anything to buy others (but I’m not really in individual securities)

[huja]

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If you were smart/lucky enough to consistently time the market, you wouldn't be wasting your time posting GXP while sailing on your mega-yacht.

[shri]

If you were smart/lucky enough to consistently time the market, you wouldn't be wasting your time posting GXP while sailing on your mega-yacht.

You just need to get lucky (or unlucky) once ...

[hongkong7]

Well I happen to be heavy in medical and healthpast 7years manu health fund : only because it is something I know about and I figured viagra is never going to lose it's popularity :bought blackrock fund as Saw they have Johnson and Johnson or was it Baxter for disposals and blood draw : I presume I am doing well for once: total fluke