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I’m not an uber driver but I have a question for you guys . What is stopping you from asking the passenger how much they paid and then tell them cancel to e-transfer you an amount smaller than what they paid . This way you get paid more and the passenger pays less than uber offers.

Example: passenger pays $15, you as an uber driver gets paid $5 for the ride. Tell the passenger to cancel the ride, get refunded and then e-transfer you or pay you $10 cash. This way both parties win.

Just wondering what is stopping one from doing this?

I’m 22M, I feel like if I’m not investing all of my work at my job is getting wasted because not building something will put me into the underclass.

Anyone else feel this way? Basically why work if ur not building equity in something like stocks, bitcoin, gold, real estate. It seems to just be getting wasted.

I mean I look around and think wow these people are working for a low salary and everything around them is rising in price, doomed to work slavery. That’s how it feels honestly. What do you guys think of this line of thinking?

This is why I invest aggressively.

Always wondered is it at all possible to speed run the game so quickly to eventually get the man in red into the booth?

Always wanted to shift from prop firms to live capital futures trading. If anyone who has done it on wealthsimple using their new feature could you tell me how it went

I saw we got MSTR’s STRC which is a massive W. Can we fill out the form to also get ASST’s SATA preferred shares?

Hello, I day trade futures in prop firm and I feel like my main issue is forcing trades. It’s sometimes maybe out of boredom maybe not but I trade Asia session and NY mainly. I also notice if I lose a trade I like to force to make it back. Sometimes I even full port.

I have gotten 3 payouts from prop firms and have a VWAP strategy that I use but I seem to struggle for example:

I enter long, it fails. I notice it’s now below my EMAs and VWAP and retests I enter short, fail again. This slowly burns my account. I understand it’s me but I just wanna hear any tips you guys have to deal with this psychologically.

Thank you!

Thoughts on bitcoin as a young person in Canada? Like owning IBIT or MSTR in a TFSA. I’m curious on your thoughts I’m a 22M and I have a large risk tolerance, I just want feedback

Can someone explain this term for me in simple terms? I’m a Bitcoiner and I hold my Bitcoin on an exchange but I am unsure what this term means.

Thank you.

Bullish into 2027 and 2028 and am eying put credit spreads to capitalize on upside while getting paid.

I think it’s a strategic idea I’m excited to be levering up and buying myself time. I’m not sure what MSTR will do in a month or 2 but I know in Jun of 2027 we will not be at these prices.

Y’all think we’re reaching 1T market cap next bull market? I mean 1M coins x 1M per coin = $1T and that’s not assuming if we trade at a premium.

I’m incredibly bullish on the stock and for the future of this company. I seriously believe wholeheartedly that they will be the most valuable company in the world in the future.

So question, I hope I am not the only one who is wondering this. How do you guys actually calculate your exact TFSA contribution room/leftover contribution room.

The CRA website tells you but I seriously have a hard time trusting those numbers. What methods do you guys use to calculate it? I don’t think I am over but I also think I might be somewhat close.

Thank you.