2 years later, the CNQ (CNSX) rate is back to $9.99 for me.The inconvenience of having to phone in for buy or sell or any change has not changed.Same for many OTC and Pink penny stocks except that most can be sold through Internet orders.P o T
0 Replies · July 05, 2010 07:18 am

TD has changed its commission range for the CNSX.  We're back at the $35+ per.Puts a damper on trading there, especially with the 'all-or-none' no longer available.Now, I'm wondering if the use of groups has dwindled since a year ago.  Personally, I rarely check groups anymore.P o T
0 Replies · December 05, 2008 09:44 am

Yes, Roxmark made its mark. As the CNQ gains some momentum, the TSX is starting to flex its muscles, suing the CNQ about "PureTrading" soon to be implemented.
I have seen some improvement in trading but still have to phone. (Got my last CNQ trade at $9.99 commission!) Tweed, the level 2 is...
0 Replies · July 06, 2007 08:11 am

Trading activity has picked up dramatically on CNQ in April and early May.
The move for Roxmark may have been what many were clamouring for, but the price and volume sure fizzled when it got listed on the Venture Exchange.

In early May, CNQ changes some of the order entry rules, and now when...
0 Replies · May 14, 2007 03:59 pm

since last post. Not that much has changed at CNQ. Volume remains very low and no word of if or when regular trading will occur.
Commission is a deterrent.
Of note: some companies leave CNQ once they're strong enough for the TSX.V. The latest: RMKL Roxmark, could be on the the TSX.V at the...
0 Replies · March 18, 2007 10:37 am

Trading only since the end of August, HIHO maintains its .70 value.
With a Private Placement that should officially be declared completed soon, HIHO just announced its inclusion on the Frankfurt Exchange, starting Nov. 1. HIHO will remain part of CNQ.
Lower activity at the CNQ, it seems...
0 Replies · October 29, 2006 06:53 am

are the bites to this site.
SGVL is still on CNQ and often has their high volume of the day.
CDGI holds some interest as they are about to distribute their Tyler Res. shares to CDGI shareholders. For a reason or another, CDGI could never move up to its real value. Well, they'll keep enough...
0 Replies · April 11, 2006 06:38 pm