Quotes of the Day

Some investors own international bond ETFs that are priced in US dollars. If the US dollar rises against other currencies, the price of such a bond ETF will show an exaggerated loss. For an American investor, that loss could be real. After all, if they plan to retire in the United States, they'll pay future bills in US dollars. As such, if they buy an international bond market index, they would be taking a currency risk. But for a non‐American investor, that loss isn't real. Always remember that the listed currency of an ETF is irrelevant. [2018] - Andrew Hallam

Trends normally will resume if the market retraces to the 38.2 percent or one-third level and doesn’t break through. The levels at 61.8 percent or two-thirds are considered the breaking point of a trend. If these levels break, the major trend is over and then a new one is beginning. [2003] - Marcel Link

It's not what you tell her that makes you sound good; it's what you don't tell her and she can read between the lines. [2006] - Leil Lowndes

The ADX indicator’s giving a reading above 35 and rising would be an indication of a strongly trending market. [2007] - Ed Ponsi

Many financial institutions judge a condo complex to be risky if more than 25% percent of the units are rented out and therefore refuse financing to new buyers. Ascertain how many condo units are being rented out. You can do so by visiting the complex itself and talking to the occupants and owners of condos in the complex. If 25 percent or more of its units are rented, stay clear of the complex. It very well may have a dark future. The exception to this rule may be condo complexes located in tourist resort areas with high rental demands. [2013] - Dan S. Barnabic