Today, the Singapore Stocks STI rebounded, closing the trading session today at 0.99% higher, after yesterday’s “southing” of 2.90%. We must note that the STI is only a weighed-average indicator of the top 30 market capitalization of the Singapore stocks. Unless, an investor is to buy into an STI ETF, the performance of the stocks in one’s portfolio may not be aligned to the performance of the STI.Amidst all the stocks markets movements, what should investors do? Actually, this question is often-asked and I think there is no one fixed answer as the answer depends on how long an investor can hold the stocks. If the investor cannot hold on to the stock and he knows that the stock has no fundamentals, then he can either sell the stock or hold on to the stock with the anticipation that the markets will “play up” this stock again. ......