Quotes of the Day

I recommend these basic ideas to new traders: (1) never commit more than one-half of your account balance to open positions, (2) never trade more than two market pairs concurrently, (3) never commit more than 25 percent of your capital to a single position, and (4) never trade over 50:1 leverage. Begin your trading career at 20:1 and work up in increments of 10:1 as you are successful. [2008] - Michael Duane Archer

You shouldn't do alternating series that was used in the same exercise as the first. For example, if you train the triceps and then go to the chest, it will be difficult for the triceps to work with the chests muscle in exercise that push the chest, since they're already fatigued. The same happens when you train the biceps and then the back. If, in order to train a large muscle, you include mono-articular and bi-articular exercises, such as flies or flexions, do the mono-articular exercises first, so that the most powerful muscle (pectoralis major) is fatigued first, and you'll prevent the weaker muscle (brachial triceps) from being a limiting factor in the bi-articular exercise. [2020] - Guillermo Seijas

The clearer, stronger, and more specific the guarantee, the more credibility and impact it will have on a prospect or client. [2000] - Jay Abramham

Assuming positive equity in the property, a vendor is likely to be more lenient on price to prevent further credit issues BEFORE the property goes into foreclosure. If the property is in Canada and is already in foreclosure, be cautious and understand the Canadian foreclosure process, as it is much different to the U.S. model of deep discounts. [2011] - Don R. Campbell

If you want to sound really professional, yet warm, change the subject line from "Out of the office" to "I am away until April 1." [2009] - Leil Lowndes