Yes pretty much, as for tax I don't factor every trade into tax as you win on some and loose on some, its the way you have you tax set up, like 1/4 BAS statements or annual return. Shares attract cap gains, but consolidated trades can lesson the burden. Then there is how you trade, broker, registered trader, ect can lesson the tax burden with deductions as any business ect.
This whole thread is off topic so mr mod may jump on us. To get on topic TMX is one stock IMO that can see very good returns with a very low entry point. still as they say DYOR
Yes pretty much, as for tax I don't factor every trade into tax...
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