Lauren_investement OP WeedStreet : You can automate inside the tfsa account in moomoo.

Lauren_investement OP WeedStreet : YES

Lauren_investement OP JQ3 : Only your contributions reduce your contribution limit. Dividends are not contributions.

Lauren_investement OP JQ3 : When you receive dividends from U.S. stocks held in your TFSA, the process is straightforward. The dividends are paid to you tax-free within the TFSA, meaning you don't have to worry about any additional taxes or penalties in Canada. However, there's a withholding tax of 15% on U.S. dividends paid to foreign investors, which in this case, would be applied to your dividends. This tax is generally deducted at the source by the U.S. company paying the dividends.

So, to summarize, the U.S. dividends you receive from your investment in the ProShares UltraPro S&P500 ETF are tax-free in Canada within your TFSA, but you will need to pay the withholding tax to the U.S. government. There's no need to report these dividends to the Canadian Revenue Agency (CRA) or pay any additional taxes in Canada.

Lauren_investement OP piggy li : So what positions do you recommend?

Lauren_investement OP Ge Ge : Moomoo where it’s at! reliable, simple...

Lauren_investement OP the2bx : thanks for the info and foresight!

Lauren_investement OP DanDha : Rocket Lab’s financials are pretty solid from what I can tell. They are getting more customers and seem like a good challenger to SpaceX.

Lauren_investement OP RVLTN : LMAO yep

Lauren_investement OP Bmwbatman : Hey Bmwbatman， It's great that you're learning quickly and keeping up with the markets. It's totally normal to miss out on some stocks, especially when big events like elections shake things up. But don't sweat it too much – everyone makes mistakes, and that's part of the learning process.It's awesome that you've made money in the pharma and biotech sectors before.

Lauren_investement OP Deltaman099 :

Lauren_investement OP Nekrosis : In 2022, a lot of people probably recommended the OP to choose a fixed interest rate due to concerns about rising rates, but looking back now, things always have two sides to them.