Quotes of the Day

It’s much easier to view the long-term trends using a logarithmic chart. Log charts allow us to see percentage changes in price rather than absolute prices. For example, the vertical distance between $20 and $60 is the same as the distance between $200 and $600 and is the same as the distance between $2,000 and $6,000. [2019] - Glen Goodman

I'm cautiously optimistic about the emergence of so-called "liquid biopsies" that seek to detect the presence of cancers via a blood test. These are used in two settings: to detect recurrences of cancer in patients following treatment and to screen for cancers in otherwise healthy patients, a fast-moving and exciting field called multicancer early detection. [2023] - Peter Attia

I prefer buying gold bullion in coin form such as an American Eagle, South African Kruggerand, or Canadian Maple Leaf, which cost about the same, per ounce. [2008] - Shayne McGuire

Eliminate the "three white poisons"--salt, sugar, and flour--from your diet. Begin a meal with soup, fruits, or vegetables of some kind. [2004] - Brian Tracy

Apart from price itself, the most useful indicator is volume. Volume tends to peak on days when there is a major price reversal, it tells you there is probably a major changing of the guard going on: if the bulls (the positive crowd) were dominant, then the bears (the negative people) are now in charge, and vice-versa. Volume can also be useful in other situations. For example, when a chart has been quietly trending sideways for some time, a sudden breakout is usually accompanied by a large increase in trading volume. But if the volume doesn’t increase, the breakout will often not follow through and will turn out to be a false breakout. [2019] - Glen Goodman