Quotes of the Day

In trading, a right-angled triangle is simply a triangle pattern with a horizontal top or bottom edge. Statistically, these horizontal edges tend to be more reliable as trading signals than triangles with diagonal support or resistance lines. This is probably due to human psychology. Traders’ eyes are drawn to horizontal lines that appear to contain the price movement, while diagonal lines don’t have such a definite solid quality about them. Horizontal lines feel like they have more meaning as support and resistance levels, therefore they do. [2019] - Glen Goodman

The average self-made millionaire spends 20 to 30 hours per month thinking, studying, and planning finances. [2004] - Brian Tracy

Having a test called the high-sensitivity C-reactive protein (CRP) can help you determine whether you have chronic inflammation and need to take aggressive measures. Any prolonged elevation of your CRP, as well as any prolonged elevation of oxidative stress indicators (such as oxidized LDL), is a perfectly good reason to clean up your act. [2006] - Elizabeth Motyka

Bond index funds rise and fall in price. But over the long term, they aren't meant to gain elevation. Long term, profits are derived from bond interest payments. Some investors think they've lost money on their bond index, if the unit price has dropped. But with short‐term or broad bond market index funds (or ETFs), that rarely happens over a period of two or more years. If it does occur, it will eventually revert to the mean. [2018] - Andrew Hallam

When you evaluate the cost of a product or service, think in terms of total, long-term costs. People who sell particular products and services may initially appear to have your best interests at heart when they steer you towards something that isn't costly. However, you may be in for a rude awakening when you discover the ongoing service, maintenance, and other fees you face in the years ahead. Sometimes, paying a reasonable amount more upfront for a high-quality product or service ends up saving you money in the long run. [2019] - Eric Tyson