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Yes panic sell everything and prepare to be homeless

Panic sell and buy back in around summer at ATH

If I could post the Warren Buffett "sell everything" meme I would.

You are still young, days like this won't have any significance 40 years down the road. Just keep buying.

You didn't consider to buy more at lower prices?

Time in the market beats timing the market.

Nearly everything is down massively, therefore nearly everyone is down in the last week or so.

This might be your first big downturn and it's easy to panic sell. Calm down, most people are just holding and waiting for shit to blow over and it's resonable to do the same. It's certainly what I'm doing.

I'd be worried if anybody wouldn't be worried right now

for context, the S&P 500 has returned > 10%/year for the last 100 years, which includes the Great Depression, WWII, countless shocks, stagflation etc.. you'll be fine

I suggest panic selling and then buying more expensive in a few months!

When prices drop, you buy more. You’re getting a bargain.

Move to Iran

You look perfectly diversified at least as far as stocks go. In such a strategy you don't try and time the market. You buy and hold. 


But let's say you're like me and hold 7 individual stocks. Then you should be worried about damn everything. See the difference? 


The best thing about a VTI VXUS portfolio is your mental health. Take advantage of it. NVDA's awesome but sell it if it keeps you glued to your portfolio. 

Definitely sell, I hear pokimam cards are the future.

If you’re young and investing in broad funds like VTI and VXUS, short-term drops are actually part of the process. Markets move in cycles, and trying to jump in and out usually ends up hurting long-term results more than helping. What matters most is the time horizon decades, not months.

If the companies and funds you own still make sense for your goals, temporary volatility isn’t something to panic over. In fact, for long-term investors it often ends up being the period where the best future returns are built.

Stay in the market! This too shall pass. If it doesn’t. None of it matters anyway is how I always look at it. 

Never sell anything

If ur young...dont worry. Just keep DCAing. If ur that uncomfortable, limit ur future investing into the 2 ETFs u mentioned. U can't go much safer than that, and still be in the market

yep 100% id take profits off at least, tech stocks like NVDA and the Mag 7 and most AI will likely hold up ok, but I still think a significant sell off down around 20% is likely in other mid caps a more significant draw down, id be moving to precious metals and the miners. the market will stabilize and bounce back but theres true damage being done now through the oil crisis spike that will cause a slow down, gold is probably the best asset for stagflation and most commodities for that instance, I really like silver for its renewable energy uses.

vti and vxus are literally the "set it and forget it" portfolio, being young is your biggest advantage here, just hold.

The main issue, that relates to the “stock market” — for the Middle East conflict. Is the: (1)Strait of Hormuz disruption/(2)disruption to “original oil flow”. Oil prices + gasoline prices + diesel prices = going up dramatically. Everything becoming more expensive — because the US majorly relies on the STRAIT OF HORMUZ. Lots of volatility in the future.


In the long run, perhaps at a much quicker rate, you will probably see: (1)”old industries dying”, and being replaced by “newer industries”.


->OLD INDUSTRY: oil industry — declining — US does not depend as heavily, on this industry. Because it means, relying heavily on “international shipping routes”.


->NEW INDUSTRY: renewable energy + electricity + etc.


—> iShares Global Clean Energy ETF (ICLN). In one year: (54.38% capital application).


https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/ICLN/


—> 7 Best Energy ETFs to Buy Now

The energy sector has outperformed strongly in the opening months of 2026 due to heightened geopolitical tensions.


—> State Street Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLE). In one year: (31.62% capital appreciation). [100% energy sector]


https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/XLE/


Basically, you are just going to see, in the long run this: (1)old industry’s dying — being replaced by — (2)new industries.


->Many centuries ago: (1)the whaling industry was extremely profitable. Killing whales for: (1)a food source/(2)blubber — to convert to oil. But, to keep a constant supply of oil, you need a “constant supply of whales” — which is not happening. There will soon be the invention of the (first automobile + mass public adoption of the 1st automobile). You need a lot of (oil + gasoline + diesel) — for the mass public “to use automobiles”. The most effective way to meet this “public demand for more OIL + GASOLINE + DIESEL”. Oil wells + oil refineries + oil drilling + etc.


->As the previous part occurred, there was: (1)drastic decrease in “whaling expeditions”/(2)money was now mainly allocated to the — oil industry.


->Because of this Middle East war — involving the “Strait of Hormuz” — you are going to see the same thing. There will be a major public view shift, regarding “renewable energy sources”. OLD INDUSTRY: (Oil) — NEW INDUSTRY: (alternative energy sources).


->The major players, will just “switch sides though”. Oil giants — will just “switch over to ALTERNATIVE ENERGY SOURCES”.


->[United States] Strait of Hormuz = international shipping route, mainly for “oil”. Relies heavily on (international production). Relies very little on (domestic production).


->[United States] Renewable energy sources = possibly relies more on (domestic production).