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is there a specific etf you're looking for or a specific sector? There are indices that trade on the TSX. You can check on the tsx website for thier indices. You can also look at iunits.com
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Mar 30th, 2005 12:11 PM #1Sr. Member
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Requesting Index Funds Info
I know we said no stock tips. But I am curious about hwo exchange traded funds (ETFs) work and I want a listing of the ETF's. I have a book on ETF's but I can't seem to find any information on the exact funds available. I heard there were about 100 of these and I would like to take a look at them as investment choices. Anyone have leads on this stuff.
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Mar 30th, 2005 02:48 PM #4Deal Guru
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ETFs: http://www.bylo.org/ipus.html
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Apr 4th, 2005 04:45 AM #5Sr. Member
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Well, I am amazed. I never knew Bylo had one for ETF's. Thanks.
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I'm a moron... I thought Bylo was his real name. Then I noticed it was Bylo Selhi - Buy Low, Sell High... Originally Posted by Paksis
Maybe he really changed his name? Reply With Quote
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Apr 6th, 2005 01:03 AM #7Deal Guru
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Originally Posted by Powderworker
Well, there ARE a bunch of "Selhi"s listed in the phone book, including a "B Selhi"...so it's not unimaginable.
But he does keep his real name private; it wouldn't really make a difference if the public knew it anyway.
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If you want a lower MER for TSE 60 then get iUnits.
www.iunits.com
0.17%! Reply With Quote
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can one buy and trade iunits like stocks? I have a brokerage with etrade. Just curious.
or do i need a special account? how liquid are they? Reply With Quote
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Oct 8th, 2005 12:15 AM #10Sr. Member
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Exactly like stocks. Watch out for commission fees. Originally Posted by sg1138
Etrade is fine, no special account needed.
Very liquid for major benchmarks. Slightly less liquid for sector specific benchmark iUnits. Reply With Quote
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