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any seasoned investors and traders follow the mantra "ride your winners and sell your losers fast" . This is for good reason as stocks tend to be slow to rise, but quick to fall. To mitigate the risk of stocks dropping quickly, many investors use Stop Loss orders to automatically reduce losses or protect their gains.

nbsp Episode 22 This week's episode of Mostly Money, Mostly Canadian is now available on iTunes (You have to click through to "view in iTunes"). You can also just use the embedded player or MP3 download down below to listen to it right away (you must be on this website to see it).

I disappeared from Twitter and my blog over the last few days because I was busy attending the Society of Nuclear Medicine & Molecular Imaging Conference in downtown Vancouver. If that sounds super geeky, you're right, it was.

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I'm the first one to admit that insurance as a subject in general is pretty dull. You can say that comparing insurance quotes is anything but an exciting task. Despite the fact that insurance is dull, we all need some form of insurance - particularly life insurance.

If you followed me on the Twitter, you'd know that I ended things with my internet girlfriend, Young and Thrifty, when she bought that Vancouver condo. It was hard, and I had some really hard nights filled with sleeplessness and tears, mostly after I accidentally hit myself in the nuts with a grilled cheese sandwich.

Apparently it's been a while since I did a blog update post. Then again it's rare for me to write more than a post or two of mine own in a week lately. Will I ever catch up on things? First off, let's get the condo buying update out of the way.