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Si 11-29-2011 09:10 AM

Canadians - Where do you buy your stocks?
 
Canadians - Where do you buy your stocks?

Kenny B! 11-29-2011 09:13 AM

I do it online through my tdwaterhouse account.

Si 11-29-2011 09:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Kenny B! (Post 18592584)
I do it online through my tdwaterhouse account.

What sort of fees/commision do they charge?
I noticed RBC do something similar where you can do it online. Direct investing I think it's called.

PR_Glen 11-29-2011 09:56 AM

td is expensive so is rbc. royal advertises rates at 6.95-9.95 but thats either if you do more than 20 trades a month or if you have 50 g's in the account. I'm under those numbers so it ends up being 28.95 a trade which sucks.

i'm looking into questrade right now.. seems a bit cheaper.. like 9.95 a trade max plus 1 cent per share.

Si 11-29-2011 10:19 AM

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Originally Posted by PR_Glen (Post 18592669)
td is expensive so is rbc. royal advertises rates at 6.95-9.95 but thats either if you do more than 20 trades a month or if you have 50 g's in the account. I'm under those numbers so it ends up being 28.95 a trade which sucks.

i'm looking into questrade right now.. seems a bit cheaper.. like 9.95 a trade max plus 1 cent per share.

Worth noting. Probably won't be anywhere near that either. Pretty big chunk on fees there.

Yeah Questrade does look good, pricing seems low enough and probably easy to use. Might try them out :thumbsup

PR_Glen 11-29-2011 10:41 AM

yeah i haven't really known anyone to use that one, but I would imagine everything is on the up and up.. etrade is so much better it seems.. so many deals with those guys. We can thank the bank of nova scotia for buying out the canadian rights to that one. Wouldn't be so bad if they offered something similar but no... 28.95....

cwd 11-29-2011 10:44 AM

http://www.interactivebrokers.ca

Kenny B! 11-29-2011 11:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Si (Post 18592610)
What sort of fees/commision do they charge?
I noticed RBC do something similar where you can do it online. Direct investing I think it's called.

As Glen said it works out to about $7 a trade. You need to qualify for that rate through x number of trades per month or a min balance.

I find it convenient as TD has all my banking, transferring into my brokerage account is easy so the extra buck or 2 a trade doesn't make a difference with the convenience.

a.miles 11-29-2011 11:41 AM

I use questrade.com and interactivebrokers.ca
each for different account type and trading strategy
Like them both

PR_Glen 11-29-2011 11:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Kenny B! (Post 18592950)
As Glen said it works out to about $7 a trade. You need to qualify for that rate through x number of trades per month or a min balance.

I find it convenient as TD has all my banking, transferring into my brokerage account is easy so the extra buck or 2 a trade doesn't make a difference with the convenience.

for sure, i'd rather do all that with the bank i am using but at this point it would eat too much into any gains so have to go the cheap route for now ;)

Si 11-29-2011 03:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Kenny B! (Post 18592950)
As Glen said it works out to about $7 a trade. You need to qualify for that rate through x number of trades per month or a min balance.

I find it convenient as TD has all my banking, transferring into my brokerage account is easy so the extra buck or 2 a trade doesn't make a difference with the convenience.

Yeah that's true. I'll probably try the RBC one out atleast and see what the fees look like when you actually use it. Might work out ok and be easier than setting up an account with another company.

PR_Glen 11-29-2011 03:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Si (Post 18593592)
Yeah that's true. I'll probably try the RBC one out atleast and see what the fees look like when you actually use it. Might work out ok and be easier than setting up an account with another company.

pretty sure its 28.95 per trade unless doing over 20 trades a month or more or 50k in the account. I signed up about a month ago.

Si 11-29-2011 04:13 PM

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Originally Posted by PR_Glen (Post 18593607)
pretty sure its 28.95 per trade unless doing over 20 trades a month or more or 50k in the account. I signed up about a month ago.

It says $9.95 when you have $50,000 balance or do 30-150 trades per quarter.

30 trades per quarter might be easy enough to do.

PR_Glen 11-29-2011 04:16 PM

ahh 30 per quarter.. my bad...

Si 11-29-2011 04:18 PM

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Originally Posted by PR_Glen (Post 18593649)
ahh 30 per quarter.. my bad...

Yeah, that's probably an easy enough amount to do and keep the costs down.

Over 150 trades per quarter and you get the lower rate.

PR_Glen 11-30-2011 06:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Si (Post 18593652)
Yeah, that's probably an easy enough amount to do and keep the costs down.

Over 150 trades per quarter and you get the lower rate.

trading that often would completely go against my strategy so definitely wouldn't suit me.

Brad 11-30-2011 09:31 AM

Depending on how often you trade, Questrade is a good option when it comes to pricing.

I used to work for them and they are a good and legitimate company.

Trades are $4.95 min and $9.95 max at $0.01 a share.


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