I'm not trying to detract, but I would have to wonder how often a stock that has fallen significantly would then be sold by anyone for the reason that they expect it to fall further and then they would plan to re-enter.
Personally, if I expected my stock to fall significantly further, I think I would be more inclined to sell all of it and go with something I expected to go up. Then, if for some reason (hard to imagine, but suppose) later I felt really confident that stock was going to recover, I would jump back into it. Even if my money pulled out just sat there I'd have more of it left to put back into the stock than in the other scenarios.
AJMO - I think you are doing a great job, but I cannot agree on this strategy.
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