Who is selling their stocks before oil/fertiliser supply shocks rock the global economy?

I might be about to learn a hard lesson. On April 7th, I sold my entire ETF portfolio. I’ve never done anything like that before. I’ve always been a set-and-forget investor, DCA’ing into broad market ETFs. This time it felt different. I got pretty caught up in the reddit coverage around the Strait of Hormuz and started convincing myself a major correction (or even a crash) is coming. Now I’m sitting in cash, wondering if I’ve made a clever move or just fallen into the classic trap of thinking I can time the market. Part of me thinks I’m being disciplined and early. Another part thinks I’ve just let fear (and a bit of greed) take over. Is anyone else here feeling this way right now? Or have I overreacted to noise and macro headlines? Also curious how others are thinking about this: \- Do events like this actually shift your long-term strategy? \- Or do you just stick to DCA and ride it out regardless? Keen to hear some grounded perspectives.