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Gold/Mining/Energy : Corner Bay Silver (BAY.T) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Eva who wrote (3042)	1/17/2002 10:34:46 AM
From: Colt	Respond to of 4409

I've confirmed that as well. Over the years, I've been in that situation, a couple of times. What I've done is use one account with one brokerage, to go long and another account, with another Brokerage, to go short. Colt

To: Eva who wrote (3042)	1/17/2002 10:35:41 AM
From: Zardoz	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4409

Call the TSE Regulation Services, then call TD compliance officer. Tell TD you want the privledge as a hedge,against you other accounts. It is legal to be long and short a stock in a normal account, just not an RRSP account {where you can't short} It is legal to spread a trade through two accounts or more. Corporate Compliance Officer TSE 416-947-4321 There is no rule against it... TD can't refuse you the right. But they will advise you that it's against good investment philosphy. As of this time I am not long any Bay.