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I NEED TO UNSUBSCRIBE !!!!!!
I need to stop the automatic payment and stop the membership. Looks like there is no such option on this portal. Please advice.
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@Sanu Sasindranath You want to click on manage memebership, that's where the cancel membership is I believe. Its below what you clicked on that got you that box. Or contact SKool on how to cancel. I'm not canceling so don't really know besides what i see on screen.
MSTE and BTC Crashing - Update
I will be posting a full update video on Wednesday, but I wanted to give everyone here a quick breakdown first. Strategy Inc. (MSTR) will most likely be excluded from the MSCI index by the end of November. This news is what caused the major price drop in MSTE over the past 24 hours. BTC is down about 1%, and MSTR is down over 10% directly due to this potential exclusion. BTC will either break $90k in the next few weeks, or it will drop back down into the 70s. It has to pick a direction soon. The recent choppy movement you have seen has just been a lot of short and long leverage liquidations going up and down. A key indicator to look out for is whether BTC closes above $83K this week. If it does, the trend is still bullish. In my opinion, the low for BTC has already occurred. But as I mentioned in my previous update video, declines of 10% to 20% are completely normal in bull markets. We need one more correction before the next leg up to $90k. The big question now is whether that correction already happened this week, or if we go a bit lower first. Strategy is on its own journey right now. Daily distributions for STRC probably begin in November, which may positively affect the price. But the MSCI exclusion might become official in November as well, which will negatively impact the price even more. This is very much a wait-and-see scenario for me. Either way, if MSTE drops to $2 per share, that's great, I'll buy more. If not, I am perfectly happy with my current share count and average cost per share. If BTC does drop into that 70s range, I will probably do a lump sum buy of more BDAY. Other than that, I will continue to build my cash reserve to prepare for an early or mid-2027 S&P correction or other future opportunities. Have a great weekend everyone!
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@Tom Smith t-rex 2x ?
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@Robert Aubin BDay is IBit (ETF wrapper on BTC, holds BTC) with CC on QQQM. Spot access to BTC. Mste holds mstr, company that holds BTC. Ownership of a company that buys and sells BTC, also everything else that MSTR has and any new things they come up with.
Starting a non reg account (new guy)
Hello Everyone! I have TFSA and RRSP. I am looking to startup non registered investing. I don't need income from this account today. Likely 5 years from now. I was also wonder how much benefit I would get from using "Total Return Index (TRI) ETFs" ? Should I add covered call? I was thinking about this: 30% VDY.TO Banks. 30% XDIV.TO mostly Banks. just a bit different. 40% HXCN Canadian total return index ETF. no tax. Comments?
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Can always turn on DRIP and let that snowball til needed. On whatever income ETF you pick.
Covered Call ETFs strategy
Is it safe to invest in covered call ETFs with all the funds you have? What is the worst can happen to the investment? The goal is to buy once and leave it in the account for ever. Just rely on the dividend income.
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@Mark Choi has made a Good strong point. Research is Key, first thing a good investor does before they buy or not. Get some paper and pencil, write out your plan and what you like to see. Great starting point, just on paper and no worries. Know how much you want to start with and where you want to invest set amount per holding. Have a War Chest (cash) also set up and when there is a nice dip in the market, you have cash on hand to get some good deals. Once you start buying, expect end of day the holding you just bought to be red, negative gain/loss. Just the way it goes, the odd time you'll be green end of day on new holding.
Sell rentals?
Sorry if this isn't the right place to talk about this feel free to delete or not approve? Not sure how the posting process works on this platform. I've been wondering for a while now, if it makes more sense to sell my rentals properties. I bought them 10-20 years ago depending one which one we're talking about in BC. They appreciated nicely through the years but they don't really cash flow anymore. I keep running numbers-even very conservative in what I could sell them for and putting all the proceeds into hdiv and hyld(hdif and bmax too maybe) the low yeilders based on indexes that are more or less safe and keeps coming up better, by a lot, than keeping them Until I found the passive income investing I never even contemplated selling I didn't have anywhere to put the money. I've always been more about the cash flow than the appreciation down the road... but now I can see a real way I could retire, like as soon as I sell them and settle the money into accounts. My biggest dilemma is that I know my renters, they're good people and good tenants and I know what the market is like in my town and I don't wantto uproot them. I'm not really sure what I'm looking for here but I'd be happy to hear your opinions.
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Non-Landlord here but sharing what I have seen. I have seen places for sale that are rental units and in the post, has stated that the tenants have been there for good amount of time and their good people, rent paid always. Place is being sold with tenants. Like selling a business and person buying taking over with customer base. 3ways, -new owner is an &^@#* and runs the place down. -Person takes over and keeps things as is like you. -kicks everyone out and starts over, new prices, new build, etc. You could put word out thinking of selling a place and see what comes of it. Sell one here and there or sell all as a lot. Hard call.
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@Kyle Harris @Gary Gill maybe looking for a place on Vancouver island. *wink wink* Gary. Maybe little early for him but never know. 😉
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Peter Eckstein
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Started 2020 DIY, DIV, PII. Long hold, research heavy, always learning. Dad of 2teens, 3pups, wife. PT-Income Investor, PT-Driver, enjoying life.

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