Quotes of the Day

Most markets trend no more than a third of the time. [2007] - Mark Galant

Protective foods can be eaten alongside damaging acidic drinks or sugary snacks to help protect your teeth. For example, nibbling cheese will alkalize your mouth and help mineralize teeth between sips of acidic wine. After drinking acidic or sugary juices or snacks, consider having some xylitol in the form of a mint or piece of gum, some cheese or a drink of whole milk or alkaline water. The best endings for meals are tooth-protective foods, including salty nuts, cheese, yogurt, alkaline vegetables like celery, avocado, nut butters, and protein foods, like chicken or turkey and, of course, one of the most convenient, xylitol. [2018] - Ellie Phillips

If you are a day trader, you may be sitting in front of the monitor(s) five or six hours a day making quick decisions. If you’re a swing trader (doing trades that typically last a few days) making decisions based on intraday data, you should only have your attention on the markets once they meet the minimal conditions for a trade. You may only have to put in an hour or two a day in front of the monitor. If you’re a position trader making decisions based on monthly, weekly, and daily data, you should only have to spend 30 minutes or so each evening scanning the data and charts for potential setups, or a bit more time if you are a stock/ETF trader and following a lot of markets. [2009] - Robert C. Miner

Offshore financial centers such as Bahamas, Belize, Grand Cayman and the Channel Islands have NO INCOME TAX whatsoever. There are approximately 45 countries that do not have an income tax, capital gains tax, or estate tax! Other offshore financial centers, such as Panama and Costa Rica that do have an income tax, have either written legislation making their international business companies exempt from tax or they allow these companies to earn income TAX-FREE if it is earned outside of their country. [2007] - David M. Voth

A market is considered to be in an uptrend as long as it stays above its previous low. [2003] - Marcel Link