One sentence to describe how I felt: “It felt like watching a slow bleed where every asset I trusted was moving against me at the same time.” That kind of day really tests your conviction and risk management, especially when volatility spikes and correlations go to one.
Going forward, I’m choosing to stay disciplined rather than emotional. I’m not rushing to sell everything, but I’m also not blindly buying the dip yet. I’ll be watching key levels, managing risk more carefully, and waiting for clearer signs of stabilization before adding exposure back. Sad day, but it’s part of the game.
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