Quotes of the Day

Canadian firms like You &Yours Financial are specialists in Canadian financial planning needs. They offer financial tutoring sessions, helping clients understand how much they’re currently paying in fees, assisting them with a wealth management plan and suitable asset allocation strategies. Plenty of people seeking a DIY approach might balk at paying a one-time fee for such a service. But most people’s financial needs are more comprehensive than they think. In a conversation I had with founder Darryl Brown, he told me, “The pay-for-service element of financial planning is especially popular among higher income earners who seek a big financial picture and don’t want to make mistakes.” [2022] - Andrew Hallam

Use no more than four indicators on the price charts at any one time. What matters most is which combination of indicators proves to work, what parameters to use for each of them, and what trading conditions need to be fulfilled in order to justify the existence of a tradable trend.  [2008] - Yeo Keong Hee

We recommend a minimum of $10,000 for a commodity account and $25,000 for a stock account. You have about 50 to 1 leverage in commodities. The smaller the account, the longer it will take you to build up your equity. [2004] - Bill Williams

Long-term trading in currencies can involve holding positions for weeks, months, and potentially years at a time. Holding positions for that long necessarily involves being exposed to significant short-term volatility that can quickly overwhelm margin trading accounts. Individual margin traders can seek to capture longer-term trends. The key is to hold a small enough position relative to your margin balance that you can withstand volatility of as much as 5 percent or more. [2007] - Mark Galant

If you are in a club and see women walking nearby and wave them over to you, nine times out of ten they will come right over (provided you hadn't shown yourself to be passively standing in a corner for the past hour). You could open with the always reliable "Hi, are you having a good time?" and then transition into conversation. [2012] - Christopher Gray