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Gold/Mining/Energy : A List of Brokers Who Trade Canadian Stocks

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To: Martin Wormser who wrote (160)	6/5/1997 5:09:00 AM
From: POLARBEAR	of 176

Hi Martin, Yes limit orders are definitely the way you want to go, except in those rare cases where a stock is really moving and you want to get it as fast as possible. I've also found that E-Trade adds about 3 cents per share to the cost of the trade, and they attribute this to their Canadian counterpart that executes the actual trade for them. I recall reading a while back on one of these threads that they were working to improve this, but have no idea if it has improved. I've opened a new account at Protrade which charges only $12 per trade. They also understand what Customer Service is all about. POLARBEAR

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