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Generally if they are not performing or if the market is flat I have no hesitation in going to cash.
Sometimes I do get a bit too trigger happy and bail out too soon, MNF being a recent example which has continued on without me but that if more of a psychological disappointment than a financial failure.
Having said that it only costs brokerage and a bit of slippage to get back in whereas hanging on when they are going nowhere will cost you especially if the funds can be used elsewhere ( I didn't get back into MNF).
Sometimes I do get a bit too trigger happy and bail out too soon, MNF being a recent example which has continued on without me but that if more of a psychological disappointment than a financial failure.
Having said that it only costs brokerage and a bit of slippage to get back in whereas hanging on when they are going nowhere will cost you especially if the funds can be used elsewhere ( I didn't get back into MNF).