Quotes of the Day
Cap-weighted indexes are the traditional tool of index investors, and they should be your default choice when comparing ETFs. There are several reasons for this. First, they're the most representative of the overall stock market. Second, in almost all cases they're the cheapest (as little as 0.03-0.06%). Finally, cap-weighted index funds-especially those tracking the broad market-typically have the lowest turnover, which means stocks are rarely sold and replaced. This can result in fewer realized capital gains, making these ETFs more tax-efficient if you hold them outside of TFSAs and RRSPs. [2021] - Dan Bortolotti
Caring for Your Microbiome - First principle: eat lots of dietary fiber from whole food. Second principle: eat less animal protein. Third principle: eat more fresh, whole foods, and less processed food. [2019] - William W Li
After you've proven yourself (say in six months), the employer may approve or even encourage you to try teleworking. [2008] - Diana Fitzpatrick
Having control over these three components--good partners, good financing, and good management--I am more willing to use debt as leverage. [2008] - Robert T. Kiyosaki
Never buy a rare coin that hasn't been graded and certified as authentic by Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) or Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS). I most often recommend both choice and gem uncirculated condition coins. I especially like some of the rare dates and lower population coins that you can buy for modest premiums. [2009] - James DiGeorgia