the qr is just around the corner. imo - if your average price is close to current price, you should at least have a look at it's qr results first. if the qr results is not meeting your expectations, you can then exit it.

the last thing that you should do is to sell because of market panic. if you have doubts, can always review it's previous financial results again. if you find risk to it's upcoming quarter, you should sell then. if not, you should sell when it's going up and not when it's going down. Just my opinion, could be wrong. Hope it helps.

sounds good if that's your plan, ang. if you are following U.S. situation, probably it's good to drill deeper beyond the market volatility. ism mfg pmi triggered the panic. but few factors should be considered (1) is US a mfg based economy or services/customer based economy :) are we seeing contraction in serv pmi(2) is there an expectations for U.S. Fed to make more cuts (3) trade war meeting next week and history has shown that trump will tweet before the mtg. Hope it helps with your research.

doubt retailers will be able to know how busy the factory is unless insiders. however, the latest data from dosm showing timber and timber based products exports increased in Aug. overall malaysia export decreased dragged by lower export of E&E products, crude petroleum and lng. Will be interesting to see how e&e manufacturer performs in it's upcoming qr versus furniture manufacturer.