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lz6caqw
This guy has to be trolling
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sacrj
2024-11-27T01:52:35
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lz6cbab
My next one will be 100% EV though. My PHEV convinces each day that ICEs are obsolete.
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Betanumerus
2024-11-27T01:52:41
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lz6cc3k
I think your comment ignores the root of the problem.. Even though Loblaws is profiting a lot, it's still the cheapest option for Canadians in most cases (or sometimes the only option). I don't know what the solution is to that, but how can you expect people to opt to pay more when they're barely surviving?
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madhattr999
2024-11-27T01:52:50
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lz6cjyk
Oh interesting, I'll be having a read into them today or tomorrow. Thank you.
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Fugglesmcgee
2024-11-27T01:54:13
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lz6crbg
I think this link should answer your question https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/services/tax/individuals/topics/about-your-tax-return/tax-return/completing-a-tax-return/personal-income/line-12700-capital-gains/completing-schedule-3/bonds-debentures-promissory-notes-other-similar-properties/foreign-currencies.html
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playerwinner
2024-11-27T01:55:31
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lz6ct11
Like I said IBKR should be used. The currency conversion rates are 0.002% or you can use norbits. Plus you can hold other types of currencies, like a proper broker. Wealthsimple FORCES you to sell and convert currency for every single trade. You cannot hold USD, unless you apply to their arbitrary requirements. Stop being ignorant and shilling for a shit broker.
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Inevitable_Butthole
2024-11-27T01:55:49
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lz6d85g
You are correct, there was a month long covid crash of 30% with an acute recovery and a choppy 2022 with a max drawdown of 25%. In general, nobody expected the covid crash to recover so quickly as the world was in shambles, and everyone has been calling for a recession since. I've heard weekly predictions and prophecies of massive crashes and recessions for many years and somehow 99% of economists and analysts failed to accurately call those two. It's best to ignore the noise and make reasonable long term investments.
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Adorable_Text
2024-11-27T01:58:27
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Depends on use case I guess. No way I’m driving to our cottage with an EV and our two year old and dog, or more accurately no way I’m stopping to charge on route either there or back. Same goes for any towing more than 100km. The enviro impact of a 85kwhr battery is pretty bad too and the flimsy green agenda that goes with it is hard to support and the tax payer incentives to prop up the EV segment even worse. Maybe one day, maybe with solid state, but for today I can’t support full EV
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MooseKnuckleds
2024-11-27T02:01:06
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lz6e76r
Yeah I thought it should be a lot higher, the first Google result was the CTV article with the low number.
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Randomredditor416
2024-11-27T02:04:31
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lz6e88p
All I know is a product that doesn’t fart is better that one that does.
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Betanumerus
2024-11-27T02:04:42
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lz6efdn
It’s acceptable to end a sentence with a preposition
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None
2024-11-27T02:05:57
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lz6eph1
As an American, I would like to apologize for our president elect. Many of us didn’t vote, but most of us do love Canada and are embarrassed that he is going to represent us for 4 years. Much love.
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seldom_seen8814
2024-11-27T02:07:44
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lz6f42y
really says a lot about how pathetic our economy is
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okantos
2024-11-27T02:10:23
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lz6fbji
I'm not sure if I
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churning_yyz
2024-11-27T02:11:43
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lz6fd29
Yeah that's not too bad, hopefully the lithium ion battery lasts I heard they are smaller on those vehicles so they have to work harder compared to a normal EV (but I think that depends on how they engineered the battery management system)
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northshorelocal
2024-11-27T02:12:00
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You should stick with the phev What if a power outage occurs? Plenty of stories of people in the US stranded because a hurricane took out the power Also you can go a lot further with gas and you can refuel quickly The battery is good for city and the outskirts
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northshorelocal
2024-11-27T02:13:15
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“i” isn’t a preposition
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AffectionateNose3109
2024-11-27T02:15:35
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EV drops a massive fart before you bought it, and drops another one when that massive battery needs to go somewhere once you’re done with the vehicle. It makes ownership of the vehicle appear guilt free, kind of like buying meat at the grocery store instead of harvesting the cow yourself.
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MooseKnuckleds
2024-11-27T02:15:55
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lz6g5l0
I've been wanting to by dollarama stock
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princessmelly08
2024-11-27T02:17:03
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> this investment community's That’s being **very** generous…
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StoichMixture
2024-11-27T02:17:37
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Yes it is... It is hard to predict which way the currency will go and owning more than one currency is a great way to diversify your portfolio. We own US ETFs, hedged, unhedged, as well as US CDs overseas and property in US Dollars. When the Cad dollar goes down , our networth increases, when the Canadian Dollar goes up, we produce greater spending power while overseas.
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FIRE-GUY111
2024-11-27T02:18:02
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I have never been called low tier by any of the companies I worked for. 
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DontBeCommenting
2024-11-27T02:19:49
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Yet another low quality, needlessly snarky post with no value to the community. Why do you waste everyone's time trolling every day? > In general, nobody expected the covid crash to recover so quickly as the world was in shambles, and everyone has been calling for a recession since. Economy ≠ stock market. >It is widely believed that economic growth is good for stockholders. However, the cross-country correlation of real stock returns and per capita GDP growth over 1900–2002 is negative. Economic growth occurs from high personal savings rates and increased labor force participation, and from technological change. [Economic Growth and Equity Returns](https://site.warrington.ufl.edu/ritter/files/2015/04/Economic-growth-and-equity-returns-2005.pdf)
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StoichMixture
2024-11-27T02:23:01
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lz6h493
One of the best investments I’ve made.
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Betanumerus
2024-11-27T02:23:06
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lz6havg
Been in for a few years, it’s been consistently reliable. Wish I’d put more in at the outset. Also fuck Loblaws.
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hfpfhhfp
2024-11-27T02:24:14
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lz6hbwn
Financially, sure. That says nothing about environmental. And again, a PHEV. I’m strictly talking EV
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MooseKnuckleds
2024-11-27T02:24:25
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lz6igh6
Yet another bad faith, out of context, hollow post which is barely tangentially related to the conversation. Please stop derailing every single discussion in this subreddit.
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Adorable_Text
2024-11-27T02:31:39
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lz6ikam
I just keep a bunch of cash for US investments and the rest CAD investments. I don't jump around
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SpecializedMok
2024-11-27T02:32:20
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lz6irr3
Loblaws sounds like a great business to me! I also love shopping there compared to the alternatives.
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Intelligent_Eye_6098
2024-11-27T02:33:42
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lz6j8wx
I believe in the growth of Dollarama far more. Do they buyback their stock as much as Loblaw's has been? [https://ycharts.com/companies/L.TO/stock\_buyback](https://ycharts.com/companies/L.TO/stock_buyback)
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Lapcat420
2024-11-27T02:36:47
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BN has been a solid hold since late 2020. Literally rode from near all time lows to where we are now touching all time highs. Excellent leadership and guidance from Bruce Flatt
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_D45
2024-11-27T02:38:15
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I think this a general remark on consumer behavior. It just seems like consumers are opting for inferior goods in the face of general inflation
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Unusual_Attorney5346
2024-11-27T02:44:56
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yeah that's well within
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teacherJoe416
2024-11-27T02:55:26
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lz6mhy6
Never go full 🤡
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SUPRVLLAN
2024-11-27T02:57:31
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lz6mkqc
If you’re into environment, you should get an EV. The more you drive it, the less emissions it makes per mile. With an ICE, it’s the opposite.
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Betanumerus
2024-11-27T02:58:00
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lz6mlrr
not to your face at least, but a dish washer is definitely treated differently than a top earner server, for example.
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Maddkipz
2024-11-27T02:58:10
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lz6mx1s
This “cancel each other out” way works.
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Educational_Cup9809
2024-11-27T03:00:11
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lz6nfco
Silly comment... No, currency exchange isn't free, even if using Norbert's Gambit like you suggested below. There are currency fluctuation risks, possible commission fees, etc. That's why you got downvoted, because your statements were wrong. The insults just make it more cringe.
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Yukas911
2024-11-27T03:03:25
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lz6nk9p
It's probably just Norberts Gambit
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blademaster1
2024-11-27T03:04:17
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HOU
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PolakInAKilt
2024-11-27T03:06:24
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Thank-you friendo
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moms_spagetti_
2024-11-27T03:09:04
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lz6onrt
Yeah why pay that for just 5 stocks? Its so easy to just buy them separately yourself.
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Rainhater7
2024-11-27T03:11:23
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lz6op8w
Dollarama has been killing it for years. With prices inflating everywhere I expect more and more people to start using them too
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Shmogt
2024-11-27T03:11:39
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lz6pnmi
Same. Better rates than cash.to last time I checked
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gh0st777
2024-11-27T03:17:47
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lz6pvf3
Not when the sentence is missing key information required to understand the sentence💀💀💀💀
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Shoddy_Tax_5397
2024-11-27T03:19:11
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lz6q0oe
Is this all that winning he always talks about?
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Visual_Dependent5468
2024-11-27T03:20:10
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Ah yes! "Inflation"!
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ExactFun
2024-11-27T03:20:28
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Probably started investing after covid
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omgitzvg
2024-11-27T03:22:13
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lz6qq4z
What are you talking about, of course you can hold USD.. It just costs $10/month or free if you have $100k No you do not have to convert every trade. Clearly you have never used them
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Servichay
2024-11-27T03:24:52
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Can you not do Norbert’s gambit in wealthsimple?
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downrightwhelmed
2024-11-27T03:27:07
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Ex employee they gave a nice share package per pay check.Lots would cash in around 70$ and make money.None of us seen this coming.Great business if you knew the staff
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Bbbighurt88
2024-11-27T03:31:56
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OK... I was not talking about WS though?You said no other brokerage charges of percentage fee of 1.5% and I offered that TD may as they used to. Moreover, there are plenty of reasons to not use IBKR, I have not used them myself but perhaps someone wants someone they do not have and have all their financial in one area. I expected a bit of back and forth not just you shitting on WS and stroking IBKR. Kinda weird but ok. You do you I guess.
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ConstitutionalHeresy
2024-11-27T03:38:58
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Okay buddy
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ChickenMcChickenFace
2024-11-27T03:43:50
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Gotta offload my Converge Technology Solutions at this point I think. It's simply just not impressing me, and the leadership is annoyingly quiet about promoting their stock in any meaningful way. I'd love if they took some action, cancelled the dividend and then tried to more aggressively pay down debt. It touches $4 and I think I'm outta here. (All of which is a shame because when you look up 'CTS.TO news Reddit' the very first result is me talking up the stock.)
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MaxDragonMan
2024-11-27T03:46:30
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lz6u9se
Yeah I wish every other retailer would give farmers more than 8 cents a loaf of bread that they sell for $4 their stores. Funny how we think inflation is the problem.
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hibanah
2024-11-27T03:48:37
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lz6uiu1
I don’t think it’s inflation. Inflation has runs its course since after covid. This is corporate greed and shareholder pleasing at its best.
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hibanah
2024-11-27T03:50:17
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lz6ukjv
I’m not sure what this ETF offer that warrants a 0.25% MER. I guess if someone’s just starting off they might want to pay a premium for buying in smaller chunks? For everyone else this doesn’t seem like a good product especially since it’s equal-weight.
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ChickenMcChickenFace
2024-11-27T03:50:37
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lz6vqs9
Bahahhahaha As a Canadian i will say this. We shut off all our manufacturing and innovation decades ago for no good reason other than this old saying. "Canada is the richest country on earth run by morons listening to its even dumber constituents."
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Legitimate-Lemon-412
2024-11-27T03:58:32
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lz6w8d5
Greed is inate to people, I won't fault the people at the top for it. There are kids starving half way across the world I don't really think about much and at most I've only ever donated 50$ to others in greater need then myself. I admit to being selfish because I'm not delusional. I agree that the reason prices are so high is because of greed but I do agree that what's happening could be a partial by product of government corruption or overall population growth that's outstripping food production causing the overall price to go up.
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Unusual_Attorney5346
2024-11-27T04:01:54
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lz6wgxf
Because you live in Canada and need to buy stuff. (Other than that, no reason to have CAD)
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senorhyperface
2024-11-27T04:03:34
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lz6x3px
I really want to buy some but I hate buying near ATHs...
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TitrationGod
2024-11-27T04:08:05
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lz6z5nd
I think they all need to get their heads out of the sand and start selling Canada across the globe.
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CashComprehensive423
2024-11-27T04:22:48
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Time to do some research and see if the business can offer more value in the long term for you. In my eyes you can’t really ever time the market, I find my investments do my research committing a certain allocation then build my position until it hits that mark via DCA, or buy more on the pullbacks.
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_D45
2024-11-27T04:23:55
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lz6zoar
Oh yeah, of course. I'm just a bit apprehensive with jumping in right now. I think it's solid long term, but I need to find an entry point I'm comfortable with
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TitrationGod
2024-11-27T04:26:37
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lz70j2w
This comment did not contribute positively to the conversation or community, or was a politically focused comment not related to the topic or investment topics. Please keep the conversation civil and topical.
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CanadianInvestor-ModTeam
2024-11-27T04:32:55
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lz70rct
Lmao that's exactly my point, it's ridiculous. Plus yes you do, unless you have either of what you pointed out.
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Inevitable_Butthole
2024-11-27T04:34:40
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lz70tw3
That has a lot to do with a shitty culture revolving on tipping, food, booze and fueled with cocaine.
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HomieApathy
2024-11-27T04:35:12
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lz716cc
I didn't say free. I said no currency exchange fees. Clearly, you have zero idea how much 3% is compared to a small currency fluctuation between cad and usd. Embarrassing, really.
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Inevitable_Butthole
2024-11-27T04:37:47
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lz71obq
Bots love Roblaws
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Beden
2024-11-27T04:41:33
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lz71ovj
I honestly don't really care what you may think you thought in the past. Either they do/did, or they don't. Talking random made up stuff then arguing about it afterwards makes zero sense. Whataboutism etc.
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Inevitable_Butthole
2024-11-27T04:41:40
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lz71zik
No, not for free
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Inevitable_Butthole
2024-11-27T04:43:55
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lz72izk
I wouldn't touch something with this P/E
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grovergor
2024-11-27T04:47:59
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lz72t9z
Telsa has a P/E ratio of 145. What fault do you see with 24
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AffectionateNose3109
2024-11-27T04:50:10
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lz735l5
That's the way I see it!
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Inevitable_Butthole
2024-11-27T04:52:45
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lz73ac2
nothing wrong, I also make profit, but not as good as you guys
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grovergor
2024-11-27T04:53:45
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lz73dqk
Brother, basically you're saying, YOU CAN'T LISTEN TO SPOTIFY WITHOUT ADS! NOT UNLESS YOU FULFILL THEIR ARBITRARY REQUIREMENTS! (ARBITRARY REQUIREMENTS LIKE PAYING $8 A MONTH!) You literally said "you cannot hold USD!!!!" and in small print "unless you pay $10/month or have $100k deposited" Stop spreading lies.. Yes the currency conversion is uber expensive at 1.5%, i agree with you there.. You must've either: Work / invest in another brokerage Gotten funds frozen in WealthSimple for fraud and they burned you Which is it?
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Servichay
2024-11-27T04:54:29
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lz73gjt
Been loving my Dollarama stock they have been my best performer this year!
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sprocks17
2024-11-27T04:55:05
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lz73hqa
Nobody has the answers. Otherwise, the world wouldn’t be in the mess it’s in. That being said, look at the pure definition of socialism. The workers own the means of production. This isn’t to be confused with a conservative definition of socialism either. When the workers own the means of production, everyone is affected by inflation. There is less incentive for corporate greed and fiduciary duty of protecting shareholder equity. This would help pay equity, decrease scarcity of cheap exploitative labour, stimulate competition and innovation and decrease monopolies.
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Emmerson_Brando
2024-11-27T04:55:19
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lz73ixe
Market: "You want it to be one way. [But it's the other way.](https://youtu.be/409Pjtq7jzY?t=7)"
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Mynabird_604
2024-11-27T04:55:34
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lz73sin
sounds like capitalism
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Maddkipz
2024-11-27T04:57:38
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lz746nf
Woah, here's the wealthsimple gang to come freak out for someone talking bad about the broker they use. Do you not even hear yourself? "Just gotta pay $10 a month to hold USD bro." LOL
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Inevitable_Butthole
2024-11-27T05:00:41
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lz74tvw
Ain't a gang bro, it's just me (so far, until i call up my WS gang as backup!) Yes? And? You said you can't hold USD and yet you can paying $10 a month, never tried to hide that fact, you are the one hiding that fact. I even agree with you, IBKR is probably a better platform overall (not for noobs tho), and fx definitely.... But you're freaking out about $10/month to hold USD? How much are you paying in commission fees per trade, while there's $0 commission fees at WS? You pay less than $10 a month on commission fees?
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Servichay
2024-11-27T05:05:49
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lz7561e
You just started investing a month ago and you're buying MSTU on wealthsimple. Yet, you're here arguing with me when I'm offering you advice that will save you a ton in money. Ironic isn't it?
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Inevitable_Butthole
2024-11-27T05:08:31
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lz75shg
That’s what they justify the MER for. Rebalancing it to equal weight for you
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Pmoney92
2024-11-27T05:13:32
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lz766g8
Right see how you avoided answering anything? Because you know you're incorrect.. And I literally said the fx fees are better at other brokerages, why do you keep ignoring that? I am in agreement with you. But saying you can't hold USD at Wealthsimple is factually incorrect. And you do know they have to make money somewhere right? So $10 a month is nothing, when trades are $0. I'm pretty sure if you trade on IBKR the average person is paying more than $10 on commission fees per month You're also the guy who said NVDA is sinking because its lower than MSFT 5 months ago 🤣
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Servichay
2024-11-27T05:16:42
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lz76dqm
"When trades are zero" wrong but, you do you bud Godspeed
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Inevitable_Butthole
2024-11-27T05:18:23
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lz76mio
So seriously, can i ask how much you pay on trading commissions per month at Questrade or IBKR or whereever? I really do want to know, and I'll switch IBKR is per share and minimum fee Questrade is per share with $5 minimum per trade So obviously for large trades it's peanuts, but you can't buy a few shares here and there because the fees will eat you up... But at WS you pay $0 for unlimited trades, no minimum number of shares..
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Servichay
2024-11-27T05:20:23
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lz76y70
I would like you to use the financial statements of the biggest Canadian grocers to prove your point. If greed is systemic, you will be able to readily identify it. You are on an investing sub, so if your premise is correct, you should be able to demonstrate it instead of repeating rhetoric you’ve heard elsewhere.
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DickSmack69
2024-11-27T05:23:04
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lz78in5
In my “home” county people don’t buy stocks. They buy USD as investment, because its inflation is not 15% comparing to the local currency. When I got my first salary, I went to the bank and bought $100. Still remember its smell. Just sharing perspective, not trying to debate The problem with currency exchange is that it is often political and macro economic dependent. It is harder to deduce value by looking at fundamentals. It’s less predictable. But I pretty much got used to measuring everything in USD as some sort of “base world currency”, so I don’t care much about CAD.
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mr_bearish
2024-11-27T05:36:16
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I agree with this. They’re the only Canadian stocks worth owning. Especially now with looming tariffs on the horizon.
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discovery999
2024-11-27T05:43:04
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lz79kow
It is with Wealthsimple... it is a managed medium risk portfolio. I gamble with managing my own TFSA for fun but would prefer not to have to think too much and have the experts take care of my FHSA.
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Puzzleheaded_Cell428
2024-11-27T05:45:16
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He’s a genuine troll though. Replying by quoting himself? Lmao what a fucking joke
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HellaReyna
2024-11-27T05:58:44
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lz7dfbp
Norberts Gambit still costs and is an inconvenience.
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the_evil_intp
2024-11-27T06:19:43
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lz7di0c
RSSX ETF just came to market Canada. Worth considering.
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eefggfed
2024-11-27T06:20:24
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lz7dlj0
This or apparently RSSX just launched.
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eefggfed
2024-11-27T06:21:18
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lz7fw9q
Money laundering - no changes.
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braveheart2019
2024-11-27T06:42:44
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lz7h18z
30% Mostly VFV with a shift to some JEPQ and JEPI in Oct.
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butter_cookie_gurl
2024-11-27T06:53:34
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Canada’s current status quo involves us raping our land for natural resources and shipping it completely unprocessed to the US so that they can extract as much value from our resources as possible.  Shifting value-add industries to Canada is good in the long term if we can sustain the demand shock. Our key import/export industries to the US by value are oil (&byproducts) and cars (&byproducts). Fortunately, oil is a fairly liquid asset globally and car factories are rather easy to repurpose to build cars from companies in countries that are less openly hostile to Canadian economic interests.  Maybe Volvo? BYD? Fuck, Tata?
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zerfuffle
2024-11-27T07:03:50
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BC Hydro stays profitable by doing electricity arbitrage, so please don’t do that lol
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zerfuffle
2024-11-27T07:05:13
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lz7ic29
Coupling the Canadian and Mexican economy could actually help a lot in terms of mitigating the economic impact of a hostile US government.  NAFTA still works without the US, just not in the same way.
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zerfuffle
2024-11-27T07:06:22
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