Based on my understanding of you’ve said, you are down bad on holdings (on paper) as I’m sure most all of us are but are you in need of liquidity (cash)? If not then it really doesn’t matter. Try to focus on what you need to survive/live and let markets do what markets do.
Eventually markets will stabilize/return to previous levels at least historically speaking.
If you are in need of liquidity you could look to sell your current (even your future, yet to be vested holdings) but I’d recommend sitting on your hands unless you are an active investor or in dire need of liquidity.
Eventually markets will stabilize/return to previous levels at least historically speaking.
If you are in need of liquidity you could look to sell your current (even your future, yet to be vested holdings) but I’d recommend sitting on your hands unless you are an active investor or in dire need of liquidity.
- down 30%+ on paper