Quotes of the Day

To get some clues as to whether a trend could be reversing, you should scrutinise the price charts, and look out for certain reversal chart patterns that tend to serve as harbingers of a trend change. Examples of such patterns include the head-and-shoulders, double top/bottom, triple top/bottom and so on. If you do spot these formations in your charts especially in the daily or weekly chart, there is a high chance that a reversal may be in the works, and that you should get ready for trading a breakout. [2007] - Grace Cheng

Your landlord is responsible for repairing heating, plumbing, electricity, locks, walls/floors/ceilings (including water leaks/holes), fire doors/escapes, intercoms, elevators, fridge/stove, laundry facilities, furniture included in your rent and garages/storage sheds. [2015] - Kris Anderson

According to "privacy Guidelines For Landlords and Tenants" released by the Office of the Information Privacy Commissioner for British Columbia, landlords should not require that tenants provide their Social Insurance Number on either tenancy application forms or rental agreements. A landlord should not demand a tenant's banking / credit card information as a condition of renting a property. A landlord may ask to examine a person's driver's licence in order to verify the person's identity. However, the landlord must not write down or photocopy this personal information. A potential landlord cannot ask you to pay a fee to simply apply to rent a place. [2015] - Kris Anderson

The older you get, the less heart-essential coenzyme Q10 you have. Not so good, since 95% of the energy produced by the body depends on this electron transport chemical, making it important to eat more energy-producing greens, grains, and beans. [2009] - Frances Sheridan Goulart

A slightly lower mortgage rate may come with restrictions like stiffer mortgage penalties, limited prepayment privileges and shorter closing times (some lenders offer a lower rate when your mortgage closes in 30 to 45 days). In some cases, it can actually make sense to choose a mortgage with a slightly higher rate (e.g., 0.10% to 0.20% higher than the lowest available rate). [2017] - Sean Cooper