Hi, I have posted the following question couple of times. I guess, Allan is too busy, can some one else take a stab at it please…
What broker do you folks use to trade stocks like FIU.TO?
Do Etrade and Ameritrade let you trade in FIU.TO? Do they charge higher fee than the regular nominal fee 10 – 15 $ on these foreign stock? Please comment. Ash
Ash, sorry, its hard to keep up with a lot of questions and then I forget to go back sometimes to see what I missed. I use Interactive Brokers for Canadian stocks, and I have no idea what my commissions are, only that IB is about as competitive on commissions as anyone, and that's across a broad spectrum of securities, futures and options.
If ANYONE is reading these comments, here is a link to an article that makes a case for market movements that is strangely similar to Rober Taylor's concepts about the effects of gravity on market movements.
http://seekingalpha.com/article/29567
This article is an update on Phil's original article which you can also link to from this article.
Hi,
ReplyDeleteI have posted the following question couple of times. I guess, Allan is too busy, can some one else take a stab at it please…
What broker do you folks use to trade stocks like FIU.TO?
Do Etrade and Ameritrade let you trade in FIU.TO? Do they charge higher fee than the regular nominal fee 10 – 15 $ on these foreign stock?
Please comment.
Ash
Ash, sorry, its hard to keep up with a lot of questions and then I forget to go back sometimes to see what I missed. I use Interactive Brokers for Canadian stocks, and I have no idea what my commissions are, only that IB is about as competitive on commissions as anyone, and that's across a broad spectrum of securities, futures and options.
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Here is the link to a great article on uranium and the alternative to it, thorium.
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disclaimer: I own shares of THPW.
Greg Reiman
looks like we may see the U spot price up again soon.
ReplyDeletethought the other readers may be able to use another U site with a good news feed http://www.u3o8.biz/s/Home.asp
If ANYONE is reading these comments, here is a link to an article that makes a case for market movements that is strangely similar to Rober Taylor's concepts about the effects of gravity on market movements.
ReplyDeletehttp://seekingalpha.com/article/29567
This article is an update on Phil's original article which you can also link to from this article.
Greg Reiman
I'm reading, Greg. Thanks for the link.
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