Quotes of the Day

The important thing is that we keep moving when we know it's the right move. Not many that I know of provide the appreciation that real estate does. And you don't have to pay taxes on it if it's your primary residence. When you take a line of credit, if you position if properly, there is an option to pay only the interest portion. If you are looking at a property in a high demand area and feel the prices will go up, you could buy now on your line of credit and pay the line of credit off as you are able. The appreciation on the property will likely increase more than your monthly interest payments. [2021] - Shazia Virani

My recommendation is not to run for a toothbrush after eating but to dilute and balance mouth acidity as soon as possible, using xylitol or another cariostatic product that can help neutralize acidity and stimulate a flow of saliva to remineralize your teeth (dark chocolate, whole milk, or whole-milk cheese). Here’s an added tip: If your tooth is knocked out in an accident, and you are unable to take it to a dentist for implantation, carry it in a container of saliva, saline solution, cream, or milk to keep it viable for implantation. The quicker this is done, the better! [2018] - Ellie Phillips

A successful trader is one who is able to apply proven methods with a success rate of about 70%. In fact, some successful traders are very profitable even with a 60% success rate. [2008] - Yeo Keong Hee

When bankers see a lot of inquiries on your file, they regard you as a credit seeker. And even worse, if there are no recent loans, mortgages or credit cards to match each inquiry, they'll assume you were declined for financing at another institution, and therefore you must be a bad credit risk. (Please note: Your own inquiries about your file at the credit bureau's office are not recorded on your file in most jurisdictions). [2009] - Don R. Campbell

Market liquidity is deepest during the European session when Asian and North American trading centers overlap with European time zones — about 2 a.m. to noon Eastern time (ET). Markets are also prone to quick price adjustments in the 15 to 30 minutes ahead of major data releases as nearby orders are triggered. [2007] - Mark Galant