Buying shares on the TSX/TSX-V?
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I believe IB can Trade on the TSX
(interactive brokers)
but
They seem to have some funny rules
i cant trade Japanese stock as i am currently residing in Japan..
find if i am elsewhere
I believe IB can Trade on the TSX
(interactive brokers)
but
They seem to have some funny rules
i cant trade Japanese stock as i am currently residing in Japan..
find if i am elsewhere
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Re: Buying shares on the TSX?
Did an email tell you to buy a small cap illiquid goldie on the TSX?
Did an email tell you to buy a small cap illiquid goldie on the TSX?
Re: Buying shares on the TSX?
I have looked into this before, Interactive Brokers would be your best bet but I think they still require 10K to open an account Ive had my IB account for couple of years now so not sure what changes there are in relation to opening an account there is also $10 US minimum spend per month, TSX would be great market however the pricing structure of pay per share on that exchange would make it costly if you where looking at penny stocks and I found getting data for charting was a pain if your using say Amibroker I believe Richard Dale (Premium Data) is looking into getting EOD Data for that exchange also remember that many Canadian stocks are also dual listed on NYSE, if Mining shares are the reason your interested then for an account less than 10k im sure you would fine enough on the ASX to keep you busy.
I have looked into this before, Interactive Brokers would be your best bet but I think they still require 10K to open an account Ive had my IB account for couple of years now so not sure what changes there are in relation to opening an account there is also $10 US minimum spend per month, TSX would be great market however the pricing structure of pay per share on that exchange would make it costly if you where looking at penny stocks and I found getting data for charting was a pain if your using say Amibroker I believe Richard Dale (Premium Data) is looking into getting EOD Data for that exchange also remember that many Canadian stocks are also dual listed on NYSE, if Mining shares are the reason your interested then for an account less than 10k im sure you would fine enough on the ASX to keep you busy.
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Does anybody know why this is? The local fees 1.65-3c per share don't match the TSX fee schedule http://www.tmx.com/en/trading/fee_schedule/ - or if it is what am I missing???
Does anybody know why this is? The local fees 1.65-3c per share don't match the TSX fee schedule http://www.tmx.com/en/trading/fee_schedule/ - or if it is what am I missing???
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Re: Buying shares on the TSX?
$0.003 is exchange fees to the broker.
Where did you get 1.65 to 3c?
http://www.interactivebrokers.com/en/accounts/fees/TSXstkfee.php?ib_entity=llc
$0.003 is exchange fees to the broker.
Where did you get 1.65 to 3c?
http://www.interactivebrokers.com/en/accounts/fees/TSXstkfee.php?ib_entity=llc
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Re: Buying shares on the TSX?
Thx for the reply
1.65c is Commsec, 3c is Westpac - they both go via Pershing LLC. Thanks also for confirming IB - they seemed a lot lower than the others, but I wasn't sure if that was because this much higher fee was in the "other fees & charges may apply" column that a lot of companies use as a "get out" clause.
Thx for the reply
1.65c is Commsec, 3c is Westpac - they both go via Pershing LLC. Thanks also for confirming IB - they seemed a lot lower than the others, but I wasn't sure if that was because this much higher fee was in the "other fees & charges may apply" column that a lot of companies use as a "get out" clause.
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