Who’s afraid of a bear market? Certified Financial Planner™ T. Eric Reich explains how to make the most of a down market. There’s a reason why cryptocurrencies are preferred by scammers. With more than $1 billion in crypto lost to fraud since 2021, MacKenzie Sigalos details what the U.S. House is doing about it. Even successful investors may find happiness elusive. Psychologist Thomas Rutledge discusses the factors that improve your state of mind.

Stop Being Afraid Of A Down Market — Bear market statistics actually offer reassurance. If we know that the bull markets have lasted on average five times longer than bear markets, and the returns have been eight times greater, then why are we afraid of down markets? T. Eric Reich describes how investors can see down markets as opportunities. Read more…

Coinbase, FTX, Binance Get Inquiries From Congress On Crypto Scams — More than $1 billion in crypto has been lost to fraud since the start of 2021, according to research from the FTC. The House Committee on Oversight and Reform is dialing up the pressure on federal agencies and crypto exchanges to protect Americans from fraudsters. Read more…

Health Is The Secret To Happiness — Your body, not your bank account, is the best source of emotional well-being. Professor-in-Residence in the Department of Psychiatry at UC San Diego Thomas Rutledge covers the connection between physical and mental health. Read more…

 

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