Quotes of the Day

Time Distancing: Think about the immediate future, and you will have a bigger emotional response than if you take a longer-term view. Next time you are in the grip of a stressful event, ask yourself, In 10 years, will this event still have an impact on me? In studies, people asked to pose this question to themselves had more challenge thoughts. Recognizing the impermanence of an event helps you get over it faster. [2017] - Elizabeth Blackburn

Cranberries are a food that can damage teeth, and their juice has been studied and shown to reduce plaque. Cranberry juice is extremely acidic, and it is often mixed with other fruit juices as a cocktail. If you were to swish cranberry cocktail or even plain cranberry juice, it could easily ruin your teeth by eroding enamel and causing demineralization. It’s possible you have heard similar studies about grape seed extract, green tea, cider vinegar, and other foods that can reduce dental plaque, but I suggest these are completely inappropriate products for oral care. In the same way, sugary candies and mints, vitamin C lozenges, and cough syrup can be dental hazards. [2018] - Ellie Phillips

While analyzing the Elliot wave, we must have a minimum of 100 bars and a maximum of 140 bars. [1995] - Bill Williams

Silent reflux is the single most common cause of difficult-to-diagnose chronic cough, and neurogenic cough is the second most common cause. [2014] - Jamie Koufman

In some cases, capital gains taxes can be avoided when assets are disposed of. The Capital Gains Exception (CGE) exempts just under $900,000 when qualifying small business corporations are disposed of. On the tax return, 50% of the CGE will be claimed, and this is known as the capital gains deduction. You do have some control over when you sell or otherwise dispose of an asset. Therefore, you have the potential to reduce the marginal tax rate on your investments through purposeful time. E.g. you could reduce your tax burden by disposing of the asset over 2 tax years (half in December, half in January) or by offsetting capital gains in the year with allowable capital losses. [2020] - Evelyn Jacks