Whether scrolling through Twitter or browsing group chats lately, you can smell the gloomy atmosphere even through the screen.


The economy is bad, the overall environment is poor, another crash is coming... You must be tired of hearing this rhetoric, right?
As soon as the candlestick turns green, the group starts fighting; as soon as the price drops, all faith is lost.
But interestingly, history always completes wealth transfers silently amid striking similarities.
Why did more than one-third of America's new millionaires emerge during the desperate decade of the Great Depression in 1929?
Why was Warren Buffett able to take away $10 billion from the carnage of the 2008 financial tsunami?
Hidden within is an extremely counterintuitive, even somewhat ruthless rule: true wealth is never made in the FOMO of a bull market, but in the bloodbath of a bear market.
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