/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50486841
Snowline's moon mission is just getting started friendo

Fellow Bayhorse chads, from a technical standpoint the chart shows it hitting resistance soon, and I plan on buying more if it dips. If it pushes above resistance and back tests the level, I'll buy on the back test. But what levels are you guys looking to take profits at? Or is it a lottery ticket for people who think the paper market is going to implode?

>>28701011
If you're new, stay away from penny stocks. Buy into real stocks that will probably go up, like CRSR, PSTH, PIPP, PLTR, etc. Once you make some gains and feel like risking more by that time you'll have some sense of what penny stocks might do well.

I'm with TD right now and after I max out my TFSA again in January I'm going to have a lot of money left over that won't be able to go in. I'm kind of tied to TD with my TFSA but was wondering where I should park the rest of my money (about 100k) to trade with. The TD commissions are awful especially for options - if you want to sell covered calls you need to have like 1000 shares to make it worth it, and if you want to gamble on OTM calls you already need to make 100% to break even because the option trading fees are so extreme.

I've heard good and bad things about other platforms, like robinhood, but I'm not sure if any are usable by Canadians and if so, does anyone have any experience with them and can recommend one?