Nothing is more informed than a solvent market.
Why pull money out? You're imagining that someone WANTS to buy your stock at market price. You're also imagining that someone wants to SELL that stock at market price, both expectations.
The stock hasn't bottomed out, and won't. There's the small matter of an election next tuesday which always impacts, even globally. Our FTSE is where I hold some stocks, and I hold one in the ISEQ. None are paying off, and yet I hold them. Even if I tried to sell I don't have a hope in hell.
When the market is bottoming out, then there'll be a buy frenzy. Europe hasn't figured out which measure is the best yet for restabilizing the markets. When that happens, then it's time to buy. Until then, I hope you like bungee jumping.
Maybe we're just talking about two different things here. I'm speaking of long term investing, which means there are deals out there and you dont really care about any bungee. Short term investing is like blackjack.