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As the stock market struggles in bear market territory, you might hope that your cryptocurrency is at least seeing better returns.

The crypto market is dipping just as severely as the ordinary stock market, costing investors untold sums of money and wiping out nest eggs and retirement savings.

Sure, you may have lost some money in the short term, and your investment isn't looking too good, but don't make any rash decisions based on panic.

Ask yourself if you're investing because you believe in the long-term opportunity or want to make a quick buck.

You'll learn the three cycles in the cryptocurrency market and three strategies to identify the current cycle.

Through the training, you'll learn how to identify the best opportunities, how to spot the loser coins, and how to make the best trading decisions based on what cycle you're currently in.

It can be tempting to buy when the market is down, but it's wiser to use this time as an opportunity to diversify your assets.

You don't want to risk financial ruin by having all of your money in such a speculative pursuit as the cryptocurrency market.

Consider going the traditional route by investing in the regular stock market.

The stock market offers myriad opportunities, whether you're looking for cash payouts in dividend stocks or trying to mitigate risk by investing in index funds or bonds.

"Buying the dip" means you use drops in the market to buy up as much stock as possible, believing that it will ultimately turn around and you can earn a killing on your investment.

In the traditional stock market, this is sound logic as cycles are somewhat predictable and the market generally always rises over time.

In the crypto market, it's a little more of a question.

Just make sure you aren't betting your life savings on a prompt run from the crypto market.

Set limits on yourself when buying and make sure to spread your investments around.

Speaking of altcoins, the crypto market is so diverse.

There are just about always coins making surprising runs despite the rest of the market being in the gutter.