Quotes of the Day

The worst opening lines concern a woman's physical appearance. A woman wants to think you are more interested in her personality, her mind. [2006] - Leil Lowndes

There are studies that indicate holding a 10-25% position in bonds with 75-90% stocks will actually very slightly outperform a position holding 100% stocks. Adding much beyond 25% bonds begins to hurt results. A portfolio comprised of 100% stocks--even in the broadly diversified VTSAX--is considered very aggressive. High short-term risk rewarded with top long-term results. Perfect for those who can handle the ride, are adding new money to their investments and who take the long view. [2016] - J L Collins

There are many different types of home-based service businesses that lend themselves to operating out of a condo. For example: consulting, counseling, computer-based business, telephone sales, tutoring, teaching small groups, research, travel agent, etc. In other words, you would not have people coming to your home in great numbers, if at all. [2006] - Douglas Gray

Expected returns should be viewed with a time horizon of at least 20 years. If your target rate of return is 5% or 6%, then a portfolio of 60% stocks probably isn't going to cut it. If you're comfortable with a more aggressive approach, that's fine, but remember that most people over-estimate their risk tolerance. If possible, you should consider increasing your savings rate or giving yourself more time. [2021] - Dan Bortolotti

Follow the rules: •grow your profits •cut your losses •trade the trend until it bends •keep your trade sizes small enough to sleep at night •do your research on a crypto and read the white paper •don’t fall in love with your crypto •diversify and spread your risk •keep your charting clear and simple •winnings are real money, not gambling chips •never chase missed breakouts •never chase losses by throwing good money after bad •never try to catch a falling knife •run away from tips, rumours and opinions •control your inner voices and psychological biases •avoid scams; if it sounds too good to be true, it usually is. [2019] - Glen Goodman