I take a *really simplistic* point of HYP view on recent market falls:
The way I look at it, its more income on sale.
As my HYP is getting very close to the LTA in value, I welcome a 10% fall as I can stuff more income in my SIPP before LTA.
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HYP Heresy
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Re: HYP Heresy
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i.e. would you sell off 50% of your stock holdings if the FTSE100 reached 10,000 in the next 2 years (i.e this decade)?[/quote]
Depends on the individual shares P/E ratios. Price, either up or down, is not a great measure in itself, I would want to know what I earn with the money invested ,and whilst earnings can be manipulated (and are) once they get daft I would have no hesitation selling.
For established FTSE100 companies I think I would be getting mildly concerned at much over 16 or so and selling at 19-20. If I target a circa 7% total return (which long term I do) then a company with a PE at 15 or higher has got to have some serious growth prospects re earnings to justify its price, whilst I do not like knee jerk reactions, at a 20 PE it is significantly off the mark re returning me 7% unless the earnings are going to catch up quickly.
i.e. would you sell off 50% of your stock holdings if the FTSE100 reached 10,000 in the next 2 years (i.e this decade)?[/quote]
Depends on the individual shares P/E ratios. Price, either up or down, is not a great measure in itself, I would want to know what I earn with the money invested ,and whilst earnings can be manipulated (and are) once they get daft I would have no hesitation selling.
For established FTSE100 companies I think I would be getting mildly concerned at much over 16 or so and selling at 19-20. If I target a circa 7% total return (which long term I do) then a company with a PE at 15 or higher has got to have some serious growth prospects re earnings to justify its price, whilst I do not like knee jerk reactions, at a 20 PE it is significantly off the mark re returning me 7% unless the earnings are going to catch up quickly.
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