News: IMF UPDATE 1-Institutional funds file 100 mln stg damages claim against Tesco, page-20

I don't believe there would be any issue with IMF as they are meticulous with their reporting to the market. The market generally has been on the slide leading to the US election. In my opinion, it is just shareholders taking money out of the market pending the result of the election. That is certainly what I have done in recent days.

If (god forbid) Trump wins there will likely be a significant drop initially (just as with Brexit) and some buying opportunities which I would avail myself of. If (as I hope) Mrs Clinton wins then there should be a rally from the lows from recent weeks and I'd be happy to get back in again at whatever level is available. Having said all that, I have not taken any IMF money out as, with the worst case scenario (in my view) of a Trump win, there is going to be a whole lot of litigation in the US for years to come, and IMF can only benefit from that.

As a very wise man once said - we live in interesting times!