I would suggest for all ETH holders to follow closely competitors' projects like EOS and Tezos.
Closer to public releases of their test-nets, main-nets -> I would sell at least part of ETH, cause those projects will drag the attention to them. But with a current number of projects already created on ERC-20 tokens it is quite safe to say that ETH won't disappear in the nearest years. I do believe in one of the two scenarios: a) ETH updates the network, fixes the scaling problem and becomes the standard; b) EOS/Tezos/etc project comes with a product with fixed scaling problem faster, and then there are 2-3-5 similar projects dominating the market.
Long story short - ETH will peak the prices 1-3 weeks before launching of competitors networks; after the launch - it will probably go down for relatively medium-long term. But it will stay as a huge player for at least several years from now, so pretty safe to keep "savings" in ETH. If ETH's team will be able to make an update and fix scaling problem at least 1-3 weeks before launch of competitor's networks, then its price will go to the moon.