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mc73

02/27/19 12:31 PM

#2858 RE: SHOGOR #2857

Really? Should be standard trade fees to trade CWBHF on US exchanges
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deswag

02/27/19 12:33 PM

#2859 RE: SHOGOR #2857

I use TD Ameritrade but they’re based in Toronto. Not sure about Etrade.

If you open a TD account with $3000 minimum you get 60 days of free trades and after that $7.00 flat fee. It’s a pretty good deal imo.

Their customer service is outstanding as well. They’ll respond 24/7 on the app and within a minute during business hours.
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WhiteSpace

02/27/19 12:39 PM

#2860 RE: SHOGOR #2857

I just paid the same $50 fee buying a different CA cannabis stock recently. I've seen other posts where folks did not pay this fee - hopefully they will chime in.
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starkd748

02/27/19 12:56 PM

#2861 RE: SHOGOR #2857

Etrade I believe
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kf3991

02/27/19 1:02 PM

#2862 RE: SHOGOR #2857

I use Schwab and Fidelity and believe Schwab to be a far superior trading platform. Currently for CWBHF you have to call in for a broker assisted international trade with Schwab but they will trade it for a 4.95 commission as opposed to the times I've bought through Fidelity and paid $50. Only reason I set up the Fidelity account was because that was the only trading platform a few days after Charlotte's IPO that was brokering the this stock.
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Hmmmmmm

02/27/19 1:22 PM

#2864 RE: SHOGOR #2857

I heard etrade doesn't charge the foreign fee of $50.
I pay $50 extra for this and trulieve too through Fidelity.
Not worth transferring everything as I don't plan on selling either of those anytime soon.
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53man

02/27/19 4:30 PM

#2875 RE: SHOGOR #2857

Schwab as stated earlier is the way to go. 4.95/trade and no minimums also when I sell a stock the money goes straight in my account and I can then purchase another without the wait time as some have.