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Sold /closed tfsa (not self directed) account with mf's Dec 30.
Moved to tfsa.
Bought
HDIV
DIV
WNDR
Waiting for NUGT to fill at mid $35....zzzzzzzzz
 
Been holding a tiny bit of RCAT and UMAC... its been a wild ride

At least RCAT i got in early enough, i cant say the same for UMAC.. might sell when i break even
 
GreyGhost said:
Are you still holding HOG?
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I downgraded my expectation of HOG ever buying me a motorcycle so I sold all but a few shares -- I'm hoping for a HD Tee Shirt.
 
Scuba Steve said:
KTM stock is up 70 percent in month would have been a great flip.

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I learned a long time ago you can make a lot of money playing roulette if you're good and lucky. The market for KTM shares is being made by pump-and-dump speculators with a thumb on the scale - roulette has better odds.
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Annual update

Unregistered
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RESP
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RRSP
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TFSA
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EDIT
For reference, here is S&P500. Not quite comparable as it's from today not from dec 31 but probably close.

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I've been in DFN.TO for some time ... 2 months or so they didn't pay dividends recently but otherwise, a solid yield of 25% at the moment. That'll double your money in less than 3 years if you DRIP it.
 
XEQT anyone?

I'm thinking of getting in for longterm savings but i dont like the idea of the trading fee for each transation
I have money a bit all over the place so i think i need to consolidate.
 
LePhillou said:
XEQT anyone?

I'm thinking of getting in for longterm savings but i dont like the idea of the trading fee for each transation
I have money a bit all over the place so i think i need to consolidate.
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There is a whole reddit section on XEQT for life. I only have a bit in kids RESP to diversify it. Well, technically I have VEQT but they are close cousins. XEQT MER is 0.04% smaller. VEQT has more canadian exposure than XEQT. Most of their RESP is in XQQ (Nasdaq ETF) so I didn't want to add more US focus.
 
LePhillou said:
XEQT anyone?

I'm thinking of getting in for longterm savings but i dont like the idea of the trading fee for each transation
I have money a bit all over the place so i think i need to consolidate.
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I hold some XEQT and it has been fairly good so far. Questrade and Wealthsimple only charge a trading fee when you sell an ETF, so they are ideal if your are buying etfs on a monthly contribution plan.

I hold almost all of my investments at Investors edge (Margin, RRSP, RRIF, and TFSA) but pay a trading fee 0f $6.95/ ETF or Stock trade
 
STARSHIP said:
I hold some XEQT and it has been fairly good so far. Questrade and Wealthsimple only charge a trading fee when you sell an ETF, so they are ideal if your are buying etfs on a monthly contribution plan.

I hold almost all of my investments at Investors edge (Margin, RRSP, RRIF, and TFSA) but pay a trading fee 0f $6.95/ ETF or Stock trade
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i like that...maybe ill consider wealthsimple, yet another platform/account LOL

i've got investease (just MF), direct investing (stocks and other things) which is similar to investors edge and another basic investment rsp where i can put part of my bonus towards (also MF but i dont really touch it otherwise)
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