For the very first time, I'm looking at ETFs. Lo and Behold! There's a Canadian bank ETF! RBNK. It has what I want, but it's traded on the Toronto Exchange. Is it obtainable here, on the US side of the border? Morningstar shows it, with all the usual numbers and statistics. But in CAD dollars. And is there a
minimum, to get in? I can't find any reference at all to a MINIMUM. Thanks for the help.
https://www.tawcan.com/canadian-bank-etfs/I'm already very well diversified, or else I'd not even think about this prospect. Some of you might recall my previous messages here. This ETF would be like finding The Promised Land, for me.
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Trading on the Toronto Exchange
You could try entering the ticker symbol for the ETF but my guess is that you won't find it (fwiw Fidelity doesn't offer it).
https://www.tsx.com/
https://www.troweprice.com/personal-investing/accounts/brokerage/commissions-and-fees.html
"All clients are entitled to a $0 commission rate for online stock and ETF trades..."
Once again, for the record, I'm talking about the ticker RBNK
Thank you, @Mark.