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Old 10-01-2011, 08:42 AM   #5451
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whats the wait time to get your money out by cheque? or direct deposit for questtrade


any problems with them?
I get money in by direct transfer from an external bank account. Generally takes me 3-5 business days for the money to show up in the brokerage account. Getting money is the same. Again, if ur doing day trading and timing is key, don't go questrade. U'll probably lose more due to timing errors than u'll save by lowered brokerage fees.
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Old 10-01-2011, 09:04 AM   #5452
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POMO starts on Monday...party time for commodities/PM?
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This thread is comedic. It boggles my mind the people claiming to be financial experts on here.

My two cents are just to do the research yourself, and dont listen to people that dont have a capital markets background or some 20 yr old university student, cause the majority of the time, they dont know shiet.

With regards to CUU, copper prices have dropped 25% in the last month. This is similar with the other drop in other commodity prices. As prices of the underlying commodity fall, so will the stock.
If you liked CUU a month ago, you should still like it now. The company doesnt seem to have any liquidity issues. It still seems like a play on the results. Having said that I might buy some if it drops a bit on monday. It's a risky play for sure but I think the rewards are worth it.
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Old 10-01-2011, 05:11 PM   #5454
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IB is good, very very low $ per trade.

i find that most people use questrade because it allows you to use your TFSA contributions. i love TFSA.
Questrade looks good

I was wondering if I go with IB the 0.01 per per share is it one way or both?
ie if I buy 1000 shares its $10 for transasctions and when I sell its another $10
therefore $20 for entire transaction
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Old 10-01-2011, 08:16 PM   #5456
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thinkorswim has a super awesome platform.
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Old 10-01-2011, 08:41 PM   #5457
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thinkorswim has a super awesome platform.
US based tho?
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Old 10-01-2011, 10:22 PM   #5458
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there's a canadian one.

also what's wrong with US based?
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Old 10-02-2011, 10:49 AM   #5459
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there's a canadian one.

also what's wrong with US based?
just asking
regulations differences. esp in FX trading

they have a canadian based one? havr to look into that
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Old 10-02-2011, 01:19 PM   #5460
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tomorrows going to be really UGLY, germany might drop the euro

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Old 10-02-2011, 02:22 PM   #5461
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ya...greeks didnt meet the requirements..

where did you get your headline?
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Yay...more rollercoaster fun...

where is the news link to possibility of germany dropping euro?
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Yay...more rollercoaster fun...

where is the news link to possibility of germany dropping euro?
Just a rumour that they are printing shitload of Mark right now, tbh I wouldn't be suprised they're Germans. I'm officially 100% bearish right now, the economy and markets are fucked
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Old 10-02-2011, 04:37 PM   #5464
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hahaha
4444 is buying right now right
great call twat
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Yeah, good call lime56, I'm sitting on sidelines for next little while. Looks like my POT will end up as a long-term hold

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careful on Tuesday, Bernanke is speaking... might be a run up rally like always then sell off, dont know if ill play this one
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Old 10-02-2011, 08:09 PM   #5468
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careful on Tuesday, Bernanke is speaking... might be a run up rally like always then sell off, dont know if ill play this one
everytime obama speaks. fade any rally that day. bernake was a factor. but these 8 months he has been a side note. fade his rallies too

seems only hope is either china or qatar saving greece temporarily
but hard to invest in something that is so under water

italy is the big shoe to drop
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Old 10-02-2011, 08:18 PM   #5469
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speaking of long term holds... I was just looking at the BOA stock on google finance.. basically if you invested 25 years ago into this stock and stuck with it as a long term hold until today, you'd be at the same as what you started off with 25 years ago (not a penny less!... yet!)
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let corporate earnings disappoint? not sure where you're getting that from, just another one of your 'speaches' without foundation

corporate america is lean these days, they are selling internationally on a much smaller staff and cost base than ever before, and as such are profitable. now, for the economy on the whole, and especially in america/europe, this is not good, as they remain in a position of not hiring, but from their perspective, they're selling around teh world, with huge growht in asia (compared to relatively small amounts 10+ years ago), so they aren't reliant on a strong US/european economy

i want a strong US / european economy more than anything else, but corporate america is trucking along nicely

maybe my comments are more long term in nature, but i'm not widely going around tell ppl to buy financials (whcih isnt' working out so well thus far, in the 'short term') - i'd say buy companies that you believe in, well managed, well positioned, strong balance sheet, which you believe in for the long term

hell, look at CAT (a company i own), Cummins, and other WELL RUN industrials, ppl are pissing themselves about a potential downturn in the economy, but are they cutting outlook? no, they realize that growth in asia is a long term thing, china cannot change course with respect to its capital programs until at least 2020 - people talk about empty shopping malls and whats not in china, and call for the end of the world & a hoax of an economy... but china is building an infrastructure to house 70% of its inhabitants in cities (in line wiht US/europe) for the long term, so yes, they may build too much today, but its a lot more efficient and cheaper to prebuild than build after hte fact (as in that situation, they can't meet their 70% target)

again, maybe its because i have a longer term outlook, but if i were buying, i'd be slowly buying plenty of mining, gold (which i do own plenty of), ag plays (deere, dupont) whilst having some dividend protection. but i have a feeling, a conservative, long term view, diversified portfolio isn't en vogue with the majority here

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Maybe time to look into some short-term GICs?
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oct10th? thats my day off. im going shopping cross the border. lol
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At least with the market selling off my U.S. cash positions are gaining value... USD/CAD 1.07 then 1.15? Not completely out of the question.

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it's time for Americans to come here and shop. but then again everything here is at least 20% more expensive so the currency issue is insignificant.
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