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To: russet who wrote (22662)3/16/2021 1:00:50 AM
From: calgarylady  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 23102
 
I agree. I haven't tried Qtrade but I have RBC, Questrade and Wealthsimple. I like the WealthSimple for the no fees at all and the fact you can buy bitcoin and ethereum through them. I agree, Questrade is good for the real time stuff but nothing else. RBC I can't complain about the commissions but the customer service sucks but at least I can trade everything. Sometimes new warrants aren't available right away the first day but seems all the banks have problems with warrants.

Are any of them good for everything? I am finding flaws with everyone of them and the sad thing is none of them seem to care.



To: russet who wrote (22662)3/16/2021 12:08:28 PM
From: onepath  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 23102
 
Seems the only way to go. I will try qtrade as they look like they have it together the best. Questrade is good but their fees are all over the place. Like that they list lots of smaller IPO’s. Problem with switching accounts is big time transfer delays and if in a margin acct loss of tax info creating another headache of book keeping time.
My RBC acct is still not back on line even thou I resolved the issue before market open this morning.


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