/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>51425096
I started in 2016. That was a difficult time to learn. It start heavily crabby. Like all the market did for months was crab, dump for a couple weeks, return to the snibby zone for more crabbing. Then 2017 and I developed a reckless idea that I was invincible and could not lose.

>>27331222
nice numbers but this morning is not boring. premarket and futures are popping, silver hit the gas pretty hard with +12% so far, dollar ALSO IS UP??? And natty gas +7%. Now with silver I have a decision to make. Around here I would normally take some profit out but I think I might be greedy and let the whole entry amount ride. Silver CAN moon shot very hard on occasion.

>>25802111
Did oyu fleed the gobbernment with your UNKNOWN AMOUNT OF MONEY?

>>25288769

>>24831599
>came to /biz/ too late to be an oldfag from the start of /smg/ or to become a pajeet crypto millionaire
>came just in time to get in and out of GME in time and wtiness /biz/ turn from a crypto shill board to a collection of generals about actual investments
feels OK I guess

>>24463940
All of my trading is done in tax sheltered accounts as I use trading to grow my savings, not to draw an income. I don't have a large enough principal to make trading in a cash account to generate income worthwhile.

Also to leaf anons who may be confused about what catches the eye of the CRA regarding your activities inside your TFSA, the main thing is your withdrawals. If you're regularly pulling money out of it they aren't going to like that. Of course there are no clearly defined rules on this so they continue to be faggots about it. I believe the wording is you may not use the TFSA to generate an income (run it as a business). What that precisely means is left intentionally undefined. It seems they aren't interested in bugging people who a) suck at trading and b) have relatively small accounts under ~200k. Do not worry about the CRA sniffing around your business if you're poor and you gamble for frequent losses.

>>22868334
Probably do 5% distribution. Which is generous considering the size of my family. Three siblings, mom and dad divorced and remarried twenty years ago so that'd be 5% each. Would still trade. Still shitpost here because it's fun and I like you guys.

>>15815668
I am ready.

>>37332
Pls no bully Mintshills