U.S. stock futures were hit once again on Monday as the White House remained defiant after President Donald Trump’s rollout of shockingly high tariff rates on most key U.S. trading partners has sparked a historic three-day market meltdown.S&P 500 futures shed 2.2% with the benchmark nearing bear market territory when official trading begins. It closed Friday down 17.4% from its closing record touched in February. Dow Jones Industrial average futures fell 837 points, or 2.1%. Nasdaq-100 futures lost 2.2% as investors continued to shed their one-time tech winners to raise cash. Big Tech took a beating — $Apple(AAPL)$ , $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ , and $Alphabet(GOOG)$e

The market's been in the red every day—so red it matches the color of my face and ears whenever someone asks about my returns.With the way things have been going, do you need a little mental prep just to open your account each day?Some people are trying to calm down, some have surrendered with clarity, and others are buying the dip.Here’s one sentence to sum up how I got through the recent crash:1. Me in Beijing: Looking at the sea of red on my screen, I decided to shut it off and take a walk in the park to see some green trees and blooming flowers. Spring is beautiful—if only my portfolio looked that good. But if you're an investor in Singapore, even the park means braving heavy rain these days. When it all feels too much—how do you cope?2. Someone asked me:"Are you a short-term trader or

You know that feeling when you check your portfolio and see all the numbers in red? My first instinct? Close the app and pretend I never saw it. But I realized I needed a better way to handle it. So, here’s what I do when my portfolio turns red. I click the eye icon in my Tiger Brokers app, and poof—all my numbers—P&L, total securities value, and the price of each stock—vanish behind a blanket of asterisks. Just a row of stars, like my portfolio’s gone into stealth mode. And here’s the thing: out of sight, out of mind. It’s like when you put your dirty laundry under the bed. You know it’s there, but hey, as long as you don’t look at it, everything’s fine. By hiding the numbers, I’m not letting my emotions take the wheel. Sure, I’m not fixing anything, but at least I’m not making any ha