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Non-Tech : Interactive Brokers / Timberhill -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: the navigator who wrote (8842)	12/9/2011 6:13:48 PM
From: Mario :-)	Respond to of 9012

Yes, to get paper certificates for shares is hard lately, they all want to operate wit I owe you's. I'm going with Fidelity. $8 per trade. You get 100 or 200 trades free, deepens if you transfer more or less than 100k. They have international trading also. So I will be able to transfer my portfolio as it is, with US Dollars and Canadian Dollars. Then I will be able to trade direct on Canadian stock exchange just like at IB. Will be $20 cad per trade though. One good thing, I can trade warrants, that I couldn't with IB. And they don't use my money as colateral for re-hypothecation. Good enough for me. Until whole finacial system breaks down. Then I guess we will all lose everything what is paper related