Examining whether choosing to “do nothing” is appropriate when stock prices plunge, and outlining the criteria for long-term investment decisions and the approach to risk management.
This article examines the choice of “doing nothing” as a response to a sharp stock price decline and outlines the criteria and approach for making long-term investment decisions.
The issues identified from a long-term investment perspective include reconfirming investment policies and reviewing asset allocations, along with the criteria for making decisions and the approach to risk management.