1) be careful on withdrawing money, in some cases there is a penalty if not held in the investment for a certain period.
2) remember the TFSA has a limit of 6k
3) RRSP will carry over and can provide tax advantages for next year
“The medication they consumed was not the medication form of chloroquine, instead it was an ingredient listed on a parasite treatment for fish.” I know it’s easy to bash trump, but responsibility has to be on the couple when they aren’t even taking the real drug.
Kind of misleading title On this. I read it as meaning treatment available to public by end of summer, yet the video says clinical trial to be held in 4 months.
So like I said, financial aid in a pandemic, but as a whole, ubi shoes no evidence of working over long term views. Also how do you define who gets the money? Who gets to decide this? And well how much are the rich and powerful getting per year?
So you can buy more than once at different points, and if you are buying right now it’s obviously not for a quick turn around. Hence why in my original post I said it’s not bad advice but not great advice. And well you should take out a short position.
Also to add how long will this spiral? How do we determine? And you only lock in losses if you sell. Which I never said to do on you long term investments
Right so why not buy Indices at discount or stocks at discount and have a long term view for them while taking small short or long positions for short term gain?
So what’s the right advice? To sell everything right now? If you look at my post you’ll see I mention a short term view and long term. If you believe that stocks will never rise back up and cross these lows then idk what to say.