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Gold/Mining/Energy : Canadian Warrants Only -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: kidl who wrote (22879)	4/25/2024 11:49:47 AM
From: onepath	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 23102

I have accounts with RBC and Questrade. RBC is rarely aware of new warrant listings and even if they are do not care….so not even worth the waste of time of repeatable calling. Questrade has its own warts but have been excellent for listing new warrants and having them listed for etrading first day. Also Questrade follows the first in line first fill rule …not so for RBC.

To: kidl who wrote (22879)	4/25/2024 3:12:37 PM
From: LoneClone	2 Recommendations Recommended By kidl onepath Respond to of 23102

I call TD ahead of time and make sure the person who answers the phone gets in contact with the back office to get the warrant set up for trading, otherwise it might take several days after the start of trading for them to get on it. I do sometimes still have to call on the first day anyway, but those calls are very quick as they have just forgotten to make the new listing active. I include the CUSIP number in my communication if I have it, but generally the back office can find the upcoming warrant details without it. LC