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Add This 'Crash Proof' Technique to Your Investing Toolbox

Doc's note: Today, Mike DiBiase details an unorthodox way to protect your portfolio from the next market crash. If you've been worried about what's coming next, this is how to get ready...

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On Your Mind… Social Security, Cancer-Causing Chemicals, and the Standing-Desk Fad

John Dunton had questions he needed expert answers to... So he started the world's first advice column.

In late-17th-century London, Dunton, a bookseller, brought together a group of experts in various fields... including a math teacher, a philosopher, and a poet.

Three New Cars You Should Know About

No car is best for everyone...

In recent essays, I (Brady Holt) have shared my general thoughts on the auto market. As the car expert on Doc Eifrig's research team, I've tried to help you rethink what sort of car you should buy... and how much you should pay for it.

One Sector Is Ready to Pop

Japan is bathing Grandma and Grandpa with robots.

No, this isn't some scene out of a science-fiction story. It's real.

The Truth of Red Light Therapy

NASA scientists never anticipated this perk for their "green thumbs"...

Back in the 1990s, scientists wanted to grow some spuds in space. They were testing if the plants could grow under LEDs emitting red and blue light. (Those light wavelengths are found in sunlight that plants need.)

'One Sure Way to Get Rich'

Doc's note: Investing is a simple game, but few people are paying attention to the rules.

That's what my good friend and Stansberry Research founder Porter Stansberry says in today's issue. Porter explains the three most important variables to consider when you invest and the one sure way to get rich with stocks...

Create Your Own Retirement 'Insurance'

 "It's been a decade, and my insurance still hasn't paid up."

When my Health & Wealth Bulletin senior editor got back from a trip to Louisiana in 2016, she told me she'd talked to many folks who were still recovering from Hurricane Katrina... 11 years later.

The Government Won't Always Fund Your 'Ham and Eggs'

In November 1938, 1.1 million Californians voted for "Ham and Eggs"...

The Ham and Eggs movement was a pension scheme that promised "$30 every Thursday" to every unemployed man and woman in the state aged 50 or older.

The Next Move for Home Prices

We all have guilty pleasures.

Mine (Jeff Havenstein) is scrolling through Zillow or Redfin to see what houses are on the market... even though I have no plans to move from my current house anytime soon.

What Your New Car Really Costs

You can't always get what you want...

As the auto expert on Doc Eifrig's team, I (Brady Holt) wrote last month about establishing your wants and your needs when you buy your next car.