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Gold/Mining/Energy : Leitch Technology Corporation - need more info

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To: Harry Stein who wrote (170)1/7/2000 12:58:00 AM
From: Michael Dean  Read Replies (1) of 202
 
I don't believe it is illegal .. if it were arbitrage traders couldn't function to keep the prices more or less equal in both markets.

I was once told that Canadian trades had to be placed on the Canadian exchanges unless there was a significant advantage to the client. Since the arbitragers keep the prices close and there is surely extra work involved in cross border trades the result is most trades will be done on the native exchange.

I bet the spread on the currency exchange also comes in there somewhere.

Any brokers out there who can clarify this?
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