How big will the stock market losses have to be for you to move your investments to a safe haven (if there is one)?

GUT CHECK: The volatility of the global equity markets is testing the patience and sticking power of many investors. What will you do as uncertainty continues to swing the markets up and down with alarming regularity? / BLOOMBERG NEWS FILE PHOTO/MICHAEL NAGLE
GUT CHECK: The volatility of the global equity markets is testing the patience and sticking power of many investors. What will you do as uncertainty continues to swing the markets up and down with alarming regularity? / BLOOMBERG NEWS FILE PHOTO/MICHAEL NAGLE

Since hitting a small peak on Dec. 3, the Dow Jones Industrial Average has lost 8.5 percent of its value (although since hitting a record on Sept. 17, the Dow has lost 11.5 percent in value). On the year, Dow investors have lost 6.4 percent. This after posting a gain in 2017 of 24.4 percent. While the turnaround is not good news for investors, it is perhaps the need for Dramamine that makes the ride so difficult. Volatility is not an abstract concept these days. So what kind of investor are you? Will you stick to your guns or try and find safe ground to ride out the investing storm that many say is coming?

How big will the stock market losses have to be for your to move your investments to a safe haven (if there is one)?

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