/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>8848465
Thanks for the information, I appreciate it.
A couple more questions then...
Are you paid strictly a salary, or does your pay depend at all on the investment guidance/recommendations you make?

Also, can you please recommend me some resources that in your opinion would be highly valuable/foundational knowledge for a career (entry) into a job in finance.
Perhaps if you remember the titles of undergrad courses you found particularly useful (I can look up the contents of the course through the syllabus on my own), useful textbooks, other books, required/reccomended software skills etc?
Basically anything you think it would be worth my time to invest in learning. These are my final questions. Hope you are still around to provide me with some insight.

>>7154382
I was one of the two people that led the UpFiring shill effort. Definitely willing to help here.

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>>6511690
cocaine and pussy desu

>>6311230
Have you tried not being a faggot?

>>5288575
What's it to ya newfriend?

>>4213009
Please, any insight/experience from other leafs is appreciated. I just find it so difficult to find unanimously agreed upon information for Canadians who wish to trade cryptos.
My main questions:
I) Best way to get my money into the market (i.e. CAD -> BTC or ETH).
II) Then how to get some money into some of the Altcoins since Quad. or coinbase don't support any of the altcoins. So which secondary account should I transfer my crypto in so that I can then trade the alts from my BTC/ETH? I am not sure if you do this and will be able to help but I thought I'd ask.
III) Last question. Is it true that us canadians do not ONLY need to report our initial purchase and final sell for our taxes, but we need to report every crypto trade we make to pay cap gains tax on? If so I feel like this upcoming tax filing would be a fookin nightmare of complexity.
t. an Engineer kek