Quotes of the Day

Crowdfunding is a new twist on the syndicate. Crowdfunding takes place via a public platform online and investors plunk down $500 or $1,000 for a stake in the next big development. It's a way for small investors to gain exposure to real estate. The platforms typically serve as intermediaries that connect investors with opportunities or developers with capital. Because the platforms themselves aren't selling securities, they're largely unregulated. It pays to research the terms of each site thoroughly and endure your interests are protected. [2020] - Douglas Gray

The next time you go to the beach, consider drinking a shot of tomato, watermelon, pink grapefruit, or guava juice before heading out. It will protect you against sun damage. The red-orange color of these fruits comes from lycopene, which, among other benefits you’ve seen in earlier chapters, protects DNA from the ionizing radiation damage from the sun. Also think about having a shot of tomato or watermelon juice before going to the dentist, who may take an X-ray of your teeth, or before getting on an airplane, where a dose of radiation during the flight will be unavoidable. Lycopene is also protective against DNA damage caused by Helicobacter pylori infection. [2019] - William W Li

Successful trading is often about uncovering tendencies in our trading behaviour that originate from the subconscious mind. [2008] - Yeo Keong Hee

It is imperative that foreign exchange traders pay close attention to interest rate differentials on all trades initiated, especially those that will likely remain as open positions for more than a day. [2009] - James Chen

Try to integrate the person you're dating into your family's social life can prove challenging. When you're ready to introduce your date to your family, it is your responsibility to smooth they way. Family matters can increase the complexity of the relationship between men and women of any age. If you prepare for problems, you're one step ahead. Be ready for difficulty but notice the rewards as well. [2005] - Sharon Romm