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I have an investment account and watch the monthly statements closely.  They go up, they go down.  I've not lost as much as you, but the net result is in the red.  Talk to your financial advisor about what to do, if anything. 

No, it's not reasonable.  It should be less.  You are one of the lucky ones.  Many growth portfolio managers haven't done as well as your portfolio. 

Ask yourself why you invested in the market in the first place.  You need to understand some of these points:  Your risk tolerance, time horizon for this investment, asset allocation, gyrations of the portfolio value, your age, and other factors to determine your suitability.  For example, if you have 20 years left for this investment, sit back and chill. 

Lastly, it's not timing the market, but rather time IN in the market that makes you lots of wealth.

I have an investment account and watch the monthly statements closely.  They go up, they go down.  I've not lost as much as you, but the net result is in the red.  Talk to your financial advisor about what to do, if anything. 

I wouldn't sit & watch it shrink, put in into a fixed index annuity & watch it grow. At least put some of it to work for you.

I earn between 1500% and 3000% on my investments legally and on short terms. That  is for every dollar I Invest  I usually get back between $15 and 30 dollars back. I stopped working as much as I was when I realized that I could earn over a million per year by continuing to do what I was doing. It is no secret in fact. Investing in yourself is what it’s all about.