Quotes of the Day

The process of buying cryptocurrencies at an ATM: 1) Verify your identity (using an ID card, for example); 2) Select the cryptocurrency you want to purchase; 3) Provide a cryptocurrency address for deposit; 4) Select the amount of cryptocurrency you want to purchase; 5) Insert cash into the cryptocurrency ATM; 6) Confirm the operation. Some cryptocurrency ATMs even provide services to sell digital coins as well as buy - they’re machines that are connected to the Internet and direct you to a cryptocurrency exchange in order to provide you with your cryptocurrency. [2019] - Kiana Danial

All investments (not just those in real estate) using borrowed money create a tax deduction. In Ontario, for example, you are at a marginal tax rate of over 33 percent by the time you earn over $45,000 per year. This means that if you borrow at 10 percent, then your after-tax cost of borrowing is less than 7 percent (10 percent x (1-0.33) = 6.7 percent). [2017] - Calum Ross

Most people just do the 1 year lease. If you want to charge more, offer 3 months or 6 months leases. Because you're adding the flexibility, it's added value for the tenant and so it's justified if you charge more. [2015] - Gary Wong

While intermittent fasting and eating "windows" have become popular and even trendy in recent years, I've grown skeptical of their effectiveness. And frequent longer-term fasting has enough negatives attached to it that I'm reluctant to use it in all but the most metabolically sick patients. The jury is still out on the utility of infrequent (e.g. yearly) prolonged fasts. Overall, I've come to believe that fasting-based interventions must be utilized carefully and with precision. [2023] - Peter Attia

Internal retracements are less than 100% and are primarily used to identify the price target to complete a correction. The ratios used for internal retracements are .382, .50, .618, and .786. Most corrections in every actively traded market and time frame end at or very near one of the four key retracements. [2009] - Robert C. Miner