[MalcolmSm1th]

I've found that if one has a decent stock or one that people want (not necessarily the same thing) then the corrections aren't too bad in these occurances. Of course, if the market takes a dive into a full blown bear market then things will be different.

My hardest problem (see above) is siting on my hands I have drawn trendlines and areas of support in ShareScope (my charting application of choice) and if the price falls below that then I may sell on review. But I am trying not to react to the market and to wait it out unless things go wrong.

On the whole, so far, things are going well. Some stocks of mine are going up and none have been declared fit to sell. But that could all change in ten minutes when the London barrow boys get to work...