This past Friday session, my non-registered portfolio closed at $121,859.97, my TFSA portfolio at $104,691.26, and my RRSP portfolio at $54,179.70. I now have accumulated over $600 in cash coming from dividend distribution inside my TFSA. I will soon have to think in what to invest that money. Aphria Inc. (APH) closed this past Friday on a good +2.74%.
I previously explain my situation with The Ether Fund Class A units (QETH.U). Now, since The Ether Fund trades in Canadian dollars, my investment in The Ether Fund Class A units (QETH.U), which was in US dollars, had been automatically converted into The Ether Fund Class A units (QETH.UN). This past Friday, QETH.UN closed on a nice gain of +8.148%. Currently, Ethereum (ETH-CAD) trades in the $1,812.414, which is really close to its highest value ever reached within the past 52 weeks: $1,864.7079. Early today, Ethereum (ETH) reached $1,864.708, which is quite good. Those are all super good positive signs that tomorrow at the opening, both The Ether Fund Class A units (QETH.UN) and The Ether Fund Class A units (QETH.U) will open the market with positive gains. I could have sold at profit back on January 19, but my profit would have been quite low. At that time, Ethereum (ETH-CAD) was trading at $1,813.20.
I had been stuck with my The Ether Fund Class A units (QETH.UN) since January 8, but tomorrow, I may have all my chances to finally sell my units at profit. If not, I will be patiently waiting. My day trade hot move would have been extended for a couple of days, but it doesn't matter much, as long I can make my money. Here's to give you an idea of the correlation that certainly exists between Ethereum (ETH-CAD) and the trading value of The Ether Fund Class A units (QETH.UN) over the TSX.
On January 14:
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Hopefully the provincial/federal govt's do not follow though on the 100% crypto tax, in other words, making crypto illegal.
Let along making all normal capital gains 100% subject to tax.
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