NAV going forwardDgs dropped significantly without warning and that of course was because the price of the funds holdings dropped quickly. October 15th we. Will see the ten cents per share. You ah e about a week and a few days before they usually announce the dividend, or lack there of for November. The holdings are secure mega companies, so one should not expect them to all suddenly die like the dinosaurs. Holding this on the down slide is a decision made depending on the number of shares you have. If you have several hundred is one thing, but if you have thousands that is another. Do you dump and live with an enormous loss, which is my case, or ride it out? I will ride it out for it would be foolish of me to drop the net value of my pension funds by dumping DGS. If you were lucky enough to be in a profit and dumped with a profit, you will likely put it back in for more cheaper shares. If the dividend is not declared for November, which appears likely unless there is a surge, it will come back unless of course you believe the holdings 8n the fund are doomed. My fingers are not crossed, they are in tangles.