Quotes of the Day

Market influencers impact the immediate levels of supply and demand in the real estate market. Their effect is temporary but real. Market influencers have little to do with the fundamental key drivers of the real estate cycle, but that does not mean that market influencers are insignificant! In the Vancouver and Toronto markets from the middle of 2009 to the middle of 2011, a "false boom" occurred. Fuelled by market influencers rather than an actual shift in the real estate cycle. The low interest rates and impending HST worked as market influencers and stimulated real-world, but short-term, demand, thus creating a false perception of a real estate boom. [2011] - Don R. Campbell

I recently examined data from my reflux patients using the Reflux Symptom Index. Here were the symptoms, in decreasing order of frequency: 1. Too much throat mucus 2. Chronic throat clearing 3. Hoarseness 4. Lump-in-the-throat sensation 5. Chronic cough 6. Heartburn 7. Difficulty swallowing 8. Choking episodes [2015] - Jamie Koufman

I’m a staunch believer in using technical analysis as the main method of trading, but I still think it’s important to know why the market is doing what it is doing. [2003] - Marcel Link

Renovations aren't a good fit for every investor or even most investors. Some investors, especially those later in their financial life cycle, would be dramatically better off purchasing a turnkey property - a property that's completely ready to rent, often with tenants already renting. [2017] - Calum Ross

Science does not support six-month professional cleanings as a benefit for a healthy mouth. Frequent cleanings could weaken teeth, thin your enamel, and cause sensitivity by the removal of a vital protein layer, which may leave your mouth more vulnerable to damage and cavity bacteria. Frequent cleanings help patients who are at high risk. This makes sense, as the burden of infection is temporarily lightened—but it's not taken away. [2018] - Ellie Phillips