RE:RE:RE:Re: nice dayCRA has made it clear with past rejection of individuals that use TFSA to do 'day-trade' or muliple stock trades in/out within days on stocks in order to claim TAX free status.
CRA rejected the TAX free TFSA status and considered them as Business activity, flagged for audit. You need to talk to a qualified TAX planner. Educate yourself, drop the Ego tripping...
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..' The judge said the TFSA was designed to allow Canadians to increase their savings by earning tax-free investment income such as capital gains, interest and dividends, but not to enable the carrying on of business, such as active trading, tax free. '..
https://www.fool.ca/2019/12/06/danger-1-mistake-that-can-get-your-tfsa-taxed-by-the-canada-revenue-agency/#:~:text=And%20if%20your%20trades%20go,your%20TFSA%20at%20their%20discretion.