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To: koan who wrote (11992)	5/25/2006 5:22:25 PM
From: maxncompany	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78411

As for warrants with the old Ameritrade, you can trade Canadian warrants, but need to do so with one of their brokers. Ameritrade online trades are $9.99 for an unlimited number of shares. Using a broker, they charge about $29.99. But in the case of warrants, you have no choice but to trade with a broker, unlike with shares where they would prefer that you trade online. Because of that, they still only charge me $9.99 for buying warrants with their broker. Now, I don't know if they do that just for Ameritrade Apex traders (average 10 trades or more a month) or all Ameritrade traders. I expect you are easily active enough to qualify for that.