Heritage Cannabis Holdings Corp TRJTF

Primary Symbol: HERTF

Healthcare Cannabis

Heritage Cannabis Holdings Corp. is a Canada-based cannabis company offering products to both the medical and recreational legal cannabis markets in Canada and the United States. It focuses on extraction and the creation of extract and extract-derivative products and brands for adult use and cannabis-based medical solutions. It has a portfolio of cannabis products under the brands Purefarma, Pura Vida, RAD, Premium 5, Thrifty, Adults Only, feelgood., the CB4 suite of medical products in Canada and ArthroCBD in the United States. In Canada, it operates through its subsidiaries, Heritage Cannabis West Corporation (Heritage West) and Heritage Cannabis East Corporation (Heritage East). Heritage West holds a Health Canada issued cultivation, processing, and medical and adult use sales license, as well as an industrial hemp license, a cannabis oil sales license, and a cannabis research license. In the United States, it operates through, Opticann Inc., an oral and topical cannabinoid company.

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Comment by PumperStalkeron Jul 23, 2018 12:34pm

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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Notice how all the bashers never seem to share which stocks

That's why you have to be little more selective in your trading in a TFSA.. I keep longer term plays in there and limit any trading to 7/week..

Inside RRSP doesn't matter.. You will get taxed once you withdraw based on the amount you withdraw..

Bank holds back 10% on $4,999 and under, 49,999 to 5,000 it's 15% and anything over $50K it's 50%

You may pay more at the end of the year but it all depends on how much you withdraw and what your regular income level is, if you have one. ;)

AxelNotRose wrote: I see, so you're not worried about articles like these? I don't know if such articles are BS fear mongering or have any real consequences.

https://business.financialpost.com/personal-finance/stop-using-your-tfsa-to-frequently-trade-stocks-the-cra-may-see-it-as-business-income

PumperStalker wrote: Not if your trading inside your RRSP's and limiting your TFSA trades to 7/week and yes I pay tax's on my RRSP withdrawls if and when I do :)

AxelNotRose wrote: I don't know which tax jurisdiction you're in but from a Canadian stand-point, buying and selling this much (day trading) would put you in an "income" category rather than a "capital gains" category from a CRA perspective.

PumperStalker wrote: I have longer term holds also and it's definitley not bad for spare change ;)

AxelNotRose wrote:
Ah, I see, so you're not a long term holder. More of a day trader. Makes sense.

Personally, $75k /yr is a little low for me but it's still nothing to sneeze at. Good luck with your trades.

(Although I still don't quite grasp the satisfaction you get from bashing so much. I mean, is it just to kill time as you buy and sell for your daily gains?).

PumperStalker wrote: It is if you trade enough to average out about 500/day or 2500/wk times 30 weeks of trading per year which ='s $75k ..

I'll take that anytime while the dreamers keep on dreaming.

Today it's HIVE and KASH and I'm just waiting for this slug to open up :)

AxelNotRose wrote: And which three are those? You post so much that it gets lost in all the noise. As for being in the green today, it means nothing. The volatility is so high that being in the green on any one given day is hardly indicative of any success.

PumperStalker wrote: I've already posted 3 that I trade and all three are in the green today as are quite a few bitcoin stocks.

If this one opens gap up, it will come back down to fill that gap so those that want to trade today's supposed 5 or 10 bagger might want to wait for it until it starts to fill that gap.

Let the Guru Crew do the work for you cuz they are selling into their pumps and that's a given.

AxelNotRose wrote:
They support?

They bash and bash and bash and then claim they have other long term holds but never share which ones. They pretend they know better than everyone else but never actually provide any info on which stocks their holding and support.

Strange...