Canada Thread

[Anonymous No.28112937]

Canada thread, shill me your shitty canuck stocks.
There has to be something good to invest in in this frozen wasteland

[Anonymous No.28113096]

Lomiko metals

[Anonymous No.28113366]

>tfw didn't invest more in OGI

[Anonymous No.28113452]

>>28112937
Gosh diddly what's this chart mean guys?

[Anonymous No.28113527]

Surely everything is totally normal right?

[Anonymous No.28113582]

>>28113452
>>28113527
Didn't the American government also brrrr a bunch of money last year too?

[Anonymous No.28113655]

>>28113452
Yikes... looks like it means don't hold onto cash.

I was hoping that we'd have somewhat dodged the US's retarded monetary policy of the last year, just like our banks didn't expose themselves to subprime mortgages like what happened with US banks in the leadup to the financial crisis in 2008.

[Anonymous No.28113952]

>>28113452
>>28113527
Can't wait to be a millionaire!

[Anonymous No.28113973]

Pulled my whole TFSA for more crypto, making way better gains.

P.S. fuck Jews, chinks, nigs and Filthipinos

[Anonymous No.28114091]

>>28113527
Everything that goes up must go down : in about 3-4 years interest rates will go up. Get some financial institutions stocks (Manulife, POW, etc)

[Anonymous No.28114328]

>>28112937
Getting good returns on GLXY galaxy digital holdings and WELL well health. I want the market to crash but the gov is printing so much gdamn money and artificially dragging it out.

[Anonymous No.28114361]

>>28113582
The US government has the global reserve currency to play with, we do not.

>>28113655
Our current government financial policy is helmed by a woman with a degree in Russian lit, who honest to god believes in MMT. She's still on the WEF board of trustees while in her role as Finance Minister. We are utterly fucked. This isn't the pragmatic Liberal government of the 90's. The shit Martin did to handle our near bankruptcy back then would be considered economically right of Ghengis Khan by our current administration. The overton window has shifted intensely. We went from a government of bureaucrats, lawyers and economists, to a fucking celebrity party. We're being run by Journos, Olympians, and other jokes.

>>28113973
Don't cash out your TFSA retard. Put that shit in good long term investments and don't touch it with a ten foot pole.

[Anonymous No.28114434]

>>28112937
i heard chinese training stocks are going to go up

[Anonymous No.28114518]

>>28112937
>BB
>BITF
???
That's about it. And BB is really not a great pick, it merely has a 'chance'.
>>28113582
Cucknada printed 70 TIMES more than US did relative to GDP.

[Anonymous No.28114626]

>>28114361
>yeah bro just lock all your wealth away making 2% a year while the dollar inflates to nothing

[Anonymous No.28114656]

>>28113973
Literally the most brainlet shit I've ever seen.
- TFSA is tax-free. Crypto is hyper-taxed.
- If you want shitcoin gains, just gamble on pennystocks
- If you want big boys gains, just stop being terrible at stock picking. AQB is good shit. Get in on it.
- If you want major crypto gains, almost anything at all works. Go SOXL or TQQQ or something.

[Anonymous No.28114719]

>>28114626
Handle that shit right you can do better than two percent. But you do whatever friend.

[Anonymous No.28114818]

>>28113452
Is this why my bank hasn't sent me my god damn silver yet?

[Anonymous No.28114840]

>>28112937
Enbridge (ENB), you fucking cuckold
Lumina gold (LUM)
Cameco (CCO)
Sienna Resources (SIE)

[Anonymous No.28114854]

GNDP is easy fucking money this year

[Anonymous No.28114897]

>>28114656
Also to add, there are crypto and crypto-equivalent stocks all over htep lace. GBTC, ETHE, ETH, or miners like SOS, MARA, RIOT, BITF/BFARF (they act like leverage on the thing they mine, so e.g. BITF can go up 25% when BTC goes up 10%, and that's despite diluting at the same time).

[Anonymous No.28115001]

>>28114854
L-lol?

[Anonymous No.28115802]

I only have one, G6 materials, this little guy has promise with some antiviral graphene air filters when most of coroni fighting is shifting towards blocking it from air. Also has a couple interesting patents and the economics seem to be improving. Also sells other graphene products, idk I just think graphene has a lot of potential.

(Excuse the norse btw)

[Anonymous No.28116603]

CNQ gang out here with the boomer dividend

[Anonymous No.28117282]

Got a couple of shares of OGI, FLT, and FRII. The latter two I'm still a bit skeptical, but so far so good, only $20 each into both of them so it won't be a huge hit.

[Anonymous No.28117679]

>MN.V

[Anonymous No.28117902]

>>28113527
It's okay, we'll just sell all of Nunavut to China

[Anonymous No.28118172]

>>28114361
>Our current government financial policy is helmed by a woman with a degree in Russian lit, who honest to god believes in MMT. She's still on the WEF board of trustees while in her role as Finance Minister.

Underqualified-and-opinionated, with a massive conflict of interest. Yeah... sounds like typical post-Martin Liberal big wig...

You knew it was going to be bad when they started right out the gate with deficient spending (in good economic times) that was so massive that it became even difficult for economic grads to understand the scale of it. At least I'm finally getting into crypto, in attempts to diversity my wealth out of reach of Liberal Party mandated inflation.

>>28114656
>- TFSA is tax-free. Crypto is hyper-taxed.

I'm still pretty new to Crypto. My understanding was that it was taxed as capital gains, with only 50% of it being taxable income. Or am I misunderstanding that? I've only just capped my TFSA in the last year, so I've never personally had to deal with capital gains tax yet.

[Anonymous No.28118191]

>>28117902
>implying any part of cucknada isn't rightful chinkistani clay at this point

[Anonymous No.28118209]

>>28112937
qeth or qbtc, keep in tfsa so no taxes on crypto gains.

[Anonymous No.28118338]

>>28113973
should have the qeth or qbtc funds in that tfsa

[Anonymous No.28118493]

>>28118172
Most realistic crypto activities beside holding forever (and even there it's sketchy) is considered business income and is taxed 100%. See
https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/programs/about-canada-revenue-agency-cra/compliance/digital-currency/cryptocurrency-guide.html
If you're buying bitcoin during the dip and selling at the top, it's business income.

[Anonymous No.28118533]

>>28112937
Buy Suncor while you still can, oil stocks are on sale rn due to the pandemic and should shoot right back up once covid restrictions are lifted.

[Anonymous No.28118545]

>>28118493
Guess what?
I'm never paying taxes

[Anonymous No.28118632]

>>28118545
BASED
and
REDPILLED
But with KYC it's going to be hard. Hope you've got guns.

[Anonymous No.28118711]

>>28118533
With keystone xl being dead and beijing biden not caring about US's energy independence anymore, trying to renew ties to saudi arabia? Not a chance. More like cucknadian oil industry is going under within 5 years.

[Anonymous No.28118812]

>>28112937
S C R

BUY MORE

NOW

IF YOU'RE CANADIAN FUCKING DO IT

[Anonymous No.28118921]

>>28118632

[Anonymous No.28119118]

>>28118711
Yeah Keystone has really fucked us. That's why I'm going to start buying crypto too

[Anonymous No.28119319]

>>28113527
What does this mean? Get out of cash and put lots into investment?

[Anonymous No.28119484]

>>28119319
Basically yes. You can also put the cash into something else: CHF, USD (they printed a lot, too, but they're world reserve currency and thus protected), maybe even CNY at this rate.

[Anonymous No.28119489]

>>28118172
The orange turd south of the border basically gave Trudy a free pass on anything. People read more US news than Canada news, and news is usually negative. This leads to a situation where Canadians think we're always doing better, even when we are in the economic dumpster. Same thing happened during the 90's near bankruptcy. Few Canadians who lived through that even know it happened. We had to implement massive policy changes that allowed for cuts without wrecking the entire system.

[Anonymous No.28119611]

>>28119484
>CNY
You're right about moving your money, but don't put it into CNY. It is too heavily manipulated and centrally controlled. As Harper said in a recent interview, most economists agree that we don't even know the actual value of the RMB. It's a fabricated value from a nation of fabricated values.

[Anonymous No.28119638]

>>28119489
It's worse than that: all news agencies in Canada are effectively government-owned (they're all deep underwater and the government decides on a case-by-case basis every year if they're going to fund them or not, hence if they aren't good goyim hiding the bad shit, they're getting the axe).

[Anonymous No.28119730]

>>28112937
Presearch is a very interesting project, with an associated crypto, and is developed in Canada.

[Anonymous No.28119805]

>>28119638
Globe and Mail does pretty well. Plus we've got indie stuff like Canadaland.

[Anonymous No.28119841]

>>28119638
I'd rather have government runs new agencies than new agencies run by lobby groups and oligarchs

[Anonymous No.28119915]

>>28119841
What's the difference?

[Anonymous No.28119932]

>>28119611
That's why I said "maybe even CNY at this rate". This statement reveals that CNY is not supposed to be a good choice. It also reveals that the current situation is degrading so much that it might become a real choice given how shit everything is. Specifically, I'm saying that everything is manipulated, and that china's manipulations might soon look like nothing we have to deal with. Moreover, china's manipulated currency is designed to go in whatever way is currently beneficial to china. Since they are currently mass exporters, they benefit from a cheap currency. However, as the world is collapsing, they will slowly ramp up their currency until they become quite expensive. At that point, the world will have no production capabilities anywhere, so they'll have no choice but to pay tribute to china to simply survive after all. This will also let china import labor and outside produces for cheap.

[Anonymous No.28119933]

>>28119841
>government runs new agencies than new agencies run by lobby groups
Welcome to Canada, where you get both.
For example, Coalition for Gun Control is a lobby group, but it's government funded.
Only here friend, only here.

[Anonymous No.28120044]

>>28119932
I have to agree with the longterm outlook you have.

[Anonymous No.28120067]

>>28119841
lobby groups and oligarchs are the govt, anon

[Anonymous No.28120169]

Did this also back in August

[Anonymous No.28120172]

>>28119932
what is best way to buy chn ?
on forex market?
know any positive interest pairs ?

[Anonymous No.28120215]

TFSA or RRSP

[Anonymous No.28120291]

>>28112937

[Anonymous No.28120339]

>>28120067
I mean Freeland is literally on the board of trustees for the big fat billionaire club.

[Anonymous No.28120444]

>>28113973
Thanks for this info, I won a substantial amount of money recently and have dumped a lot into crypto, I'll hodl and be moving the rest to a TFSA.

[Anonymous No.28120488]

>>28120215
>getting cucked on RRSP taxes
yeah nah TFSA

[Anonymous No.28120494]

MMEDF + NUMI

>t. not leaf, just suicidally depressed

[Anonymous No.28120538]

>>28120444
Meant to reply to >>28114656

[Anonymous No.28120545]

>>28120444
Be careful of TFSA limits

[Anonymous No.28120555]

>>28119805
Nationalpost and Globe&Mail are considered "national newspapers" and widely exempt from laws usually applying to news agencies in the country. I sure wonder why?
Indie stuff is safe, but it tends to go under quite quickly. (((I sure wonder why?)))

[Anonymous No.28120643]

[Anonymous No.28120652]

>>28120545
Thanks, I'll make sure I don't deposit more than my cap.

[Anonymous No.28120741]

>>28120444
nice trips
never sell your crypto

[Anonymous No.28120806]

>>28118545
ah geez dude, taxes? I can pay like 8 dallahs

[Anonymous No.28120860]

>investing in Canada

lmao this country is unironically dead

[Anonymous No.28120986]

>>28118812
Their Q1 results seem good, I'll take a look at it.

[Anonymous No.28121535]

>>28120172
>on forex market?
Yes, it's always the cheapest way to do that. Otherwise you can do norbert's gambit. Try something like bili or bidu perhaps.
CADCHF and (short) EURCAD usually have good positive interest but I wouldn't recommend EUR, and you shouldn't care about interest here anyway.
But the goal here is more to convert your money via the forex market, for which you don't end up holding the pair in the end, so the LIBOR doesn't really matter.

[Anonymous No.28121683]

>>28117902
based democracy

[Anonymous No.28121749]

>>28120215
RRSP is almost a scam at this point. Max TFSA first and do everything useful in there, then do RRSP if you plan to live on peanuts in old age, otherwise don't bother and just go with an unregistered account.

[Anonymous No.28121919]

Look into Abaxx technologies. ABXX on NEO.
220 million market cap. Easy 10x potential, up to 300x bagger if they take on comex.
Whats so good?
They are tokenizing commodities. Starting with Liquid Natural gass. Then precious metals to follow quickly after. They will also create a market for ESG graded commodities. Whats so big about ESG graded commodities? Companies that don't use child slave labour can sell their product at a premium because it can be tracked back to their source and verified. Backed by mining billionaire robert friedland. Also have plans for ID++ which is a decentralized identiy protocol. 9 patent applications already filed for tokenized commodity trading. Could maybe see them move to stocks after. Already have singapore approval to launch in Q2 this year.

[Anonymous No.28122123]

>>28119933
are you serious? You have to be joking. Thats fucking retarded.

[Anonymous No.28122156]

>>28120545
>>28120652
Depending on how good you are at this, you might actually want to ignore the TFSA limit. They charge you 1% per month over the limit (applying only on the amount by which you are over your limit), so if you're pulling 30% CAGR (this is TQQQ), it's probably well worth it.

[Anonymous No.28122258]

>>28118493
>If you're buying bitcoin during the dip and selling at the top, it's business income.

That's fucking retarded.

If its business income, then my personal computer and electricity bills are business expenses.

[Anonymous No.28122461]

>>28122258
Unironically yes they are and unironically yes you can claim them against bitcoin expenses. You can also claim trading commission if applicable against those gains. Know what else? You can also claim part of your house as being a business office and claim the corresponding fraction of commodities (gas, electricity) costs against this. If you own the house, you can also claim depreciation against this. If you rent, you can claim the corresponding fraction of rent.

[Anonymous No.28122467]

>>28121749
Yeah I'm sorta leaning towards TFSA. There is that first-time home buyer incentive with RRSP but it doesn't even sound that great from what I understand.

[Anonymous No.28122600]

>>28122123
If only you knew how fucked up cucknada is. Bet you've never heard of "supply management" before.

[Anonymous No.28122635]

>>28121535
>norbert's gambit
holy nigger thank you

[Anonymous No.28122752]

>>28122461
Interesting. I'm not planning on withdrawing any crypto for at the absolute very last another 5 years. Whenever I do, I'll make sure to be ready for that tax man.

Thanks for the heads up.

[Anonymous No.28122937]

>>28121919
Nice find, thanks anon

[Anonymous No.28123129]

>>28120986
Trust as im in a good position for it

It'll keep going up, I guessed maybe 5$ by EOY, but its about to hit 5 bucks pre legislation for sports betting. Imagine when sports betting goes through.

[Anonymous No.28123299]

>>28122937
if you got any more questions, let me know. I am balls deep in this beauty.

[Anonymous No.28123731]

do all the canadian crypto exchanges require a selfie for KYC? feels weird man

[Anonymous No.28123830]

>>28121919
>>28123299

Show positions. I just bought some because thought $3.50 is a cool number for entry.

[Anonymous No.28124228]

>>28120494
this

[Anonymous No.28124364]

>>28124228
Scott?

[Anonymous No.28124493]

>>28123731
paytrie(fiat onramp) to binance
no pictures at all

[Anonymous No.28124678]

>>28112937
if you're interested in going long with basically guaranteed returns, Air Canada still hasn't recovered from covid but once restrictions start getting lifted it's gonna skyrocket
Cinaplex too, although I'd say it's a little more risky than air travel

[Anonymous No.28124690]

>>28122156
Thanks for the tip

[Anonymous No.28124772]

>>28124364
no

[Anonymous No.28124827]

>>28124493
thanks, was looking into paytrie. for some reason i thought binance required pics

[Anonymous No.28125099]

>>28124827
if you don't do their kyc on binance you get lower daily deposit iirc.
not a big deal. i took a selfie for cz.

[Anonymous No.28125122]

what you guys use to buy stocks?

[Anonymous No.28125137]

>>28124678
Air Canada is not guaranteed returns and is very risky right now. Historically, Air Canada went bankrupt twice and only got bailed out the third time they were going to go bankrupt. Air travel is stupidly expensive and the losses they've made so far will not be recovered for the next 10 years. It's not entirely clear what will happen to them and how the price will react. Other problems like the boeing 747 MAX (they owned a lot of these last I checked), which they have to completely get rid of, can further impact them.
It's a very risky but potentially nicely rewarding trade.

[Anonymous No.28125266]

>>28125122
wealthsimple
its babby tier but its free so going to use it until I have a decent portfolio and switch over to quest trade because I am getting raped on the USD conversion fees

[Anonymous No.28125371]

>>28125122
I use wealthsimple. The data is 15 minutes behind and you'll have to wait 3 days before the money goes through, but its simple and it works my caveman brain.

[Anonymous No.28125455]

>>28125099
Many services started with light/no KYC (especially for deposits) and then suddenly required KYC to get the money out (effectively stealing people's money).
As for paytrie, hopefully it won't pull a quadrigacx.

>>28125122
I use IBKR. It's absolute dogshit, go with questrade instead unless you're dirt poor (note: this is the exact opposite to the memes you might hear because IBKR being garbage, they're trying to bank on rich retard boomers who don't know better, so they pretend they're for richer clients when they're really not: their rates are far more expensive than questrade if you're not poor because it's a % of trade value instead of capped at $10). There aren't any real choices beside these in canada. Wealthsimple Trade exists but it's a complete joke. Only good to buy and hold a limited set of canadian stocks.

[Anonymous No.28125482]

>>28123830
buying 5k CAD more once my money hits my account

[Anonymous No.28125510]

SCR is pumping like a bad boy

I'm pissed at myself I didn't buy in on friday, now I'm hoping for a dip.

tldr; big gaming company, well known brand, projected to pomp further due to online gambling being legalized.

[Anonymous No.28125530]

>>28125137
The feds will never let Air Canada die. They're one of those companies that will just keep getting bailed out nobody what they do because they pretty much have a monopoly on the industry. If they go tits up there is no air travel other than West Jet.

[Anonymous No.28125535]

>>28112937
Theyre currently buying up stocks so it reflects more of what the companies price is and are going to be added to nasdaq soon. Plasma is some cool ass shit too

[Anonymous No.28125612]

>>28125530
>The feds will never let Air Canada die
Holy shit anon learn to read. They already did. Not just once, but TWICE.

[Anonymous No.28125677]

>>28122123
It's real, you can find it on the lobbyist registry.

>>28122467
TFSA is vastly superior, thank based Garth. He was too good for this country.

>>28125530
I'm sad that westjet has gone down the shitter so much. They used to be fun.

[Anonymous No.28125860]

BUY APLI and FLT
Thank me later

[Anonymous No.28125865]

>>28125455
yeah it's bs but what can you do. personally i've been using shakepay as my onramp recently and that shit seems pretty legit.
speaking of hope everyone itt got in on that promotion for earning bitcoin by shaking their phone.

[Anonymous No.28125890]

>>28113452
Doesnt mean much since it all goes to foreign countries

[Anonymous No.28125958]

>>28125482
Fuck it doubling my position. We'll make it anon.

[Anonymous No.28126060]

>>28125677
TFSA was harper and who the fuck is garth? t. never giving a shit about this shithole's politics.

[Anonymous No.28126167]

>>28125890
It DOES mean much then. It means even more infinite inflation than normal.

[Anonymous No.28126176]

>>28125860
>FLT
shut up I'm still buying

[Anonymous No.28126186]

>>28125958
this is the way

[Anonymous No.28126266]

>>28125510
Second reading of the bill is on the 19th.

Movements for US listing.

Stay tuned.

[Anonymous No.28126334]

>>28126060
Anon, you know the government is more than the PM right? Garth Turner is a well known financial advisor and correspondent, who was part of both Lib and Con governments. He basically got ousted from both as well for being too transparent.
He runs greaterfool.com, which is one of the few sensible places to get financial opinions in Canada.
He conceived of the TFSA, and managed to get it implemented much to the chagrin of Flaherty, who insisted on giving it that retarded name.

[Anonymous No.28126528]

>>28121919
I'm drunk as hell but I bought some brother.

[Anonymous No.28126659]

>>28113527
:-)

[Anonymous No.28126681]

Is it worth trading crypto in canada, or should I just buy crypto ETFs in a TFSA?

[Anonymous No.28126683]

QBTC
HMMJ
TECK.B
VITFF

[Anonymous No.28126743]

>>28126528
you did me proud

[Anonymous No.28126759]

>>28126334
Oh, very nice. Based garth indeed. In looking for garth, all I could see was the greaterfool.ca website so I assumed that couldn't be it.
The TFSA will forever be the government's greatest failure, since it is the one and only thing they've ever done to help the people instead of destroying them even more: clearly it was a massive mistake on their part and never wanted this to happen.

[Anonymous No.28126768]

>>28112937
FLT, Canadian drone delivery service
CGC, weed
SNDL, weed
ACB, weed
APHA, weed
CRON, weed

[Anonymous No.28126784]

>>28126659
Wasn't that when Trudeau sold our gold reserves to fund refugees or something?

[Anonymous No.28126844]

any dividend stocks you'd recommend?

[Anonymous No.28126935]

>>28126844
TransAlta Renewables

[Anonymous No.28126939]

>>28126844
ENB

[Anonymous No.28126969]

>>28125122
open up a TFSA with CIBC investors edge or RBC Direct Investing.

[Anonymous No.28126990]

Any recommendations on which bank to set up a TFSA with for trading?

[Anonymous No.28127242]

>>28126844
MFC

[Anonymous No.28127307]

>>28126759
You're not wrong. Trudy has been trying to beat it down.

[Anonymous No.28127308]

>>28113452
>>28113527
charts goes up so its positive

[Anonymous No.28127325]

>>28125530
Bro I do deliveries to the Airport, the entire airport will not go away because its all shared space (if that's what you mean).

Air Canada can get swapped out by a new airliner, I doubt it though, it might be annuda Bombardier (always bailed out)

[Anonymous No.28127366]

>>28125122
Wealthsimple, it’s not just a clever name it really is simple.

[Anonymous No.28127415]

>>28127308
I love /biz/

[Anonymous No.28127480]

>>28112937
Canopy Growth Corp have given me a nice growth

[Anonymous No.28127682]

>>28127480
APHA and CRON are catching up, buy before they hit canopy levels.

[Anonymous No.28127704]

>>28125530
you can lose your shirt even if the brand stays alive through receivership anon...

[Anonymous No.28127727]

[Anonymous No.28127928]

>>28127480
its over for them
buy aphria, they merged with tillray
and have exposure to the states already >>28126768
>FLT, Canadian drone delivery service
drone delivery is a meme, how many people would just drive around with nets catching these things. you score free package and can hold the drone ransom for crypto. well thats my plan anyway

[Anonymous No.28128057]

>>28127928
this country is designed for drone delivery.
FLT is a good pick.

[Anonymous No.28128175]

>>28127366
what would the yearly fee be for a $100,000 account?

[Anonymous No.28128193]

>>28127928
That depends, some small parts of the country have people that are too seemingly polite to do so.

[Anonymous No.28128220]

>>28126990
Questrade. Otherwise IBKR but only if you have no choice for some reason.

[Anonymous No.28128318]

>>28127928
I dont think people will be going after drones in civilized places, aka outside the cites

[Anonymous No.28128353]

>>28127928
You have to be 18+ to post here.

[Anonymous No.28128423]

>>28128175
it's actually wealthsimple trade that you want, not wealthsimple (boomer investing, can't trade or choose allocations).
WST has no fees, they take 1.5% trade value both ways on US stocks, though, and have fuckall capabilities (no shorting, no margin, no options, only limit, market and stop orders, only line graphs (and only small), no graph drawing tools, 15m delayed data, limited stock availability, etc.)

[Anonymous No.28128563]

>>28128057
This anon gets it, drones can deliver year round to areas only accessible in the winter.

[Anonymous No.28128672]

>>28128318
>civilized places
>outside the cites
kek
what canada do you live in?
i bet your from onterrible
>>28128057
>this country is designed for drone delivery.
lmao drones cant fly 100s of km, nor would they let them if they would. too much air space. Daimler AG dropped the drone delivery van project, that should tell you enough.

[Anonymous No.28128760]

>>28128423
so WST for babby money (% of trade value) vs CIBC investors edge for real money ($8.00 flat fee)

[Anonymous No.28128759]

>>28128353
>>28128563
kek yes am a child, the one who doesnt believe in drone delivery.

[Anonymous No.28128783]

>>28127366
you dont own the coins on Wealthsimple, it's not just a clever name it really is a scam

[Anonymous No.28128793]

>>28128057
>>28128563
not everywhere is a GIANT FROZEN FUCKING WASTELAND tho. No, rly.

[Anonymous No.28128959]

>>28128793
you know, it's almost like it would be perfect for people living on islands.

[Anonymous No.28129094]

>>28128783
>scam
I’ve been using it for years, not one issue ever.

[Anonymous No.28129198]

>>28128793
Vancouver's climate is ideal for growing roses, but not on the scale that results in a publicly tradeable business.

[Anonymous No.28129224]

>>28128760
Generally you shouldn't bother with banks, beside their flat trade fees which are higher than brokerages like ibkr or questrade, they also tend to have additional fees, a really bad platform (expect it to often be down and to have a fairly broken web UI), no or little non-web tooling, etc.
WST is "mommy I'm scared"-tier. It's fine to start in there, but keep in mind that closing TFSAs has various implications, and you can't just move money in and out of a TFSA easily, such as to transfer to another broker.
Note that WST has 0 fees for canadian stocks, it's only for US stocks that they have their massive fees.
If you do go with a bank, make it the bank you do the rest of your banking with, because they can often give you e.g. no additional account fees and perhaps even lower commissions if you call them.

[Anonymous No.28129337]

>>28129094
no you keys no your coin
mega retard

[Anonymous No.28129343]

>>28128959
I mean I guess Canada technically has some. Vancouver Island, Graham Island, PEI, Newfoundland?

[Anonymous No.28129421]

>>28129337
>durr hurr hurr durr
Durrtard

[Anonymous No.28129466]

>>28129343
channel islands too.
there's such a stupid amount of potential in FLT you gotta be retarded to not snatch it up at these prices.

[Anonymous No.28129511]

>>28129343
BC's south cost is an archipelago of tens of thousands of islands, many of them inhabited. ship-launched drone delivery would be cool

[Anonymous No.28129721]

>>28129466
If you read about the company part of what they’re doing is warehouse to warehouse delivery, trying to take a bite out of the trucking/transport industry.

[Anonymous No.28129841]

>>28115802
What is a good buy in price? This is intriguing.

[Anonymous No.28130208]

>>28118493
I'll just call them racist
T. Injun

[Anonymous No.28130397]

>>28129841
I'm unsure. I bought in at 0.17 last Monday, it seems relatively stable around 0.20-22 as of now.

[Anonymous No.28130408]

>>28129224
I use RBC direct investing just because thats who I bank with, but questrade looks pretty good thanks for the tip

[Anonymous No.28130601]

What crypto should I invest in before our currency becomes worthless?

[Anonymous No.28130653]

>>28112937

fcc.v if you believe in an EV future requiring cobalt.

[Anonymous No.28131926]

>>28128220
Appreciate it.

[Anonymous No.28133341]

so ABAXX is an exchange for trading LNG futures? They are using distributed ledger tech and smart contracts from what I gather.

[Anonymous No.28133368]

What are my fellow members of candyland doing for a crypto wallet ? I have enough to learn about crypto as it is, now where the fuck do I even buy or store it ?

[Anonymous No.28133859]

>>28133368
I just use a Ledger Nano
>>28130653
why wouldnt i just go for CCW to get some silver/gold exposure on top of the cobalt reserves?

[Anonymous No.28134280]

sulfur is doing incredibly well

i live near a railway train and everyday i see the train. the only thing consistently being shipped with hundred plus cars is sulfur.

hot leaf tip there ya go. before covid there was more variety now its just sulfur

[Anonymous No.28135342]

>>28134280
So what you're saying is short sulfur since the oversupply will clearly bring the price to 0?

[Anonymous No.28135530]

>All of my savings are in cad
Fuck I knew I should have transferred them to GBP when the british pound was below1.30

[Anonymous No.28135536]

>>28133859

Fair point. You could. To be honest, might pick up some CCW myself after seeing your post.

But to answer - I like FCC because I think refining capacity is a national security issue going forward. If we go in heavy on EV worldwide I wouldn't be surprised if China started to close the tap eventually to keep supply for their own. Relatively few west countries have refinery capacity, FCC would provide that. Also, FCC has been given some gvt tendies to develop, which for me is bullish. I think trudope will keep pumping, and I don't think tories will stop it if they get in. Greens, I expect, would pump even harder if they had some say in balance of power. NDP might not, but kek.

There are other players in the mining game, but there's only 1 permitted refinery on the continent, for whatever that's worth. (Note - there's also some danger of non-CO battery chemistry becoming more prevalent...I think GM had said they'd done something to this effect).

[Anonymous No.28135800]

>>28135342
not sure what to do but it might be worth looking into because im seeing huge fucktons moved around by rail whereas nearly nothing else is moving by rail compared to a year ago.

idk what it means, just information for fellow leaves

[Anonymous No.28135960]

>>28135536


correction: there are other refineries:
https://www.carexcanada.ca/profile/cobalt/

Still. I like the one that's located in 'Cobalt, Ontario'. kek

[Anonymous No.28136165]

Well boys, lets see how she chooches

[Anonymous No.28136181]

>>28130601
>before our currency becomes worthless
anon...

[Anonymous No.28136641]

>>28136181
I MEANT EVEN MORE USELESS OK?? QUIT BUSTIN MY BAWLLS

[Anonymous No.28137413]

So Albertabros, now that the dust has settled, what did you spend your Ralphbux on?

[Anonymous No.28137754]

>>28137413
Bro Ralphbux happened fifteen years ago

[Anonymous No.28138733]

>>28137413
>shoo shoo jagmeet