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To: gold$10k who wrote (4530)	12/8/2003 12:28:28 PM
From: steve susko	Respond to of 108745

Interactive Brokers have good access to Canadian stocks.

To: gold$10k who wrote (4530)	12/8/2003 12:37:39 PM
From: steve susko	Respond to of 108745

IB has good accesss only on Toronto exchange stocks. No access to Vancouver exchange.

To: gold$10k who wrote (4530)	12/8/2003 1:09:24 PM
From: yard_man	Respond to of 108745

thanks. GBN and SVL continuing to hum along today ...

To: gold$10k who wrote (4530)	12/8/2003 1:50:22 PM
From: organicgerry	Respond to of 108745

I buy Canadian stocks through Ameritrade, through their Canadian desk. $30 for unlimited shares, they place order through Canacord. Ameritrade is great because they offer margin accounts, you can trade options, and get free real-time quotes. A lot of Canadian juniors are now dual listed on the AMEX, more are being added all the time (see amex.com for a list). My experience is that I can get better fills at lower prices buying the U.S. listing rather than buying the same stock in Canada. You can buy these for $11 per trade through Ameritrade. Some U.S. listed shares worth looking at are: AGT AZK BGO CAU CBJ CDE EGO GBN GLG GRS GRZ GSS IAG MFN MRB NG NXG PMU RIC SSRI VGZ WHT WTZ AUY Lefty