I am curious to understand your reasons for believing in a coming market correction versus another meltdown. As deregulation seeps in, stock buybacks become institutionalized, and corporate tax cuts are all the rage, wages are stagnant, home prices soaring how can another market collapse be avoided? I am no doomsday hobbyist and have a fairly large (for me) singular tech stock investment and have done well but experienced a pull back in January and again in June. I am wondering if i should liquidate my investment soon, protect my gains and wait, or have faith that I have done my DD and am in a rapidly growing sector that can weather the regular cyclical storms. I know I am mostly grasping at the proverbial straws. There is no certainty, but I am relatively new to stock investing and am aware that last year was a windfall for many and volatility is back in spades, but I also subscribe to the old adage that when people are maniacally buying sell, and when you smell fear, buy. But I am also not a wealthy man, and my investment is substantial. HCI is the growth industry of which I speak without naming the company. What do you think? Sorry for the rambling post, but with the fox guarding the hen house, and a looming trade war growing in scope, I feel it is time to make a decision. I just hate that feeling of unrealized gains as i experienced in June, and haven't recovered completely from it, nor do i want to feel that ever again. Wishful thinking I know...