Sentences with phrase «cents a share commission»

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It has lodged a prospectus with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission for the issue of up to 17,867,600 fully - paid shares at an issue price of 25 cents together with a free attaching option, on the basis of one attaching option for every two shares to raise up to $ 4.466 million.

Seedrs makes money by taking roughly 6 per cent commission on funds raised, and then a share of any increase in value when the company is sold — similar to the «carry» earned by private equity firms.

Trading commissions that once cost seven to ten cents per share — or more — can now be as low as fractions of a penny.

The Australian Commerce Commission has received an application from one of Australia's largest food companies, National Foods, to acquire up to 100 per cent of the issued shares of New Zealand Dairy Foods (NZDF).

For dividend reinvestments, you'll pay this 6 - cent per share commission.

When you go to sell your shares, you'll pay a transaction fee of between $ 15 and $ 30 (depending on the type of sell order you request), plus a 10 - cent per share commission.

Finally, there is also a commission of 5 cents per share on all purchases.

When you go to sell your shares, you'll pay a transaction fee of either $ 15 or $ 25, depending on the type of sell order, plus a per share commission of 12 cents.

In addition to these transaction fees, all optional purchases are also assessed a 6 - cent per share commission.

Its base commission is one cent per share with a minimum of $ 4.95 and a maximum of $ 9.95.

They think because they have a 99 cent commission structure no one will leave, but it makes no difference when you're trading over 1000 shares (which is the bulk of my trading).

As of December 31, 2012, the transactions for the Hussman Strategic Growth Fund were subject to commissions of 1.3 cents per share and $ 1.30 per option contract.

According to data from Greenwich Associates presented in testimony to the House Committee on Financial Services (Harold Bradley of American Century Management, March 12, 2003), mutual funds pay an average of between 5.1 and 5.5 cents per share in commissions to make securities transactions - a rate that has not changed significantly in the past decade.

U will cost an investor just two trading commissions plus 2 cents spread per share.

When you sell your shares, you'll be assessed a $ 15 service fee and a 10 cent per share commission.

When you go to sell your shares, you'll pay a commission of 12 cents per share plus a transaction fee of $ 15 or $ 25, depending on the type of sell order.

When purchasing shares directly, you'll pay a commission of 6 cents per share plus a transaction fee of $ 2 for online bank debits and $ 5 for purchases by check.

For each direct purchase, you'll pay either $ 5 for a purchase by check or $ 2 for a purchase by direct debit, along with a 6 - cent per share commission fee.

When you sell your shares, you'll pay between $ 15 and $ 30 depending on the type of sell order, plus a 12 - cent per share commission.

When you go to sell your shares, you'll pay a transaction fee of between $ 15 and $ 25 (depending on the type of sell order you request), plus an 8 - cent per share commission.

There is a 3 - cent per share commission on all purchases.

For direct share purchases, you'll pay a transaction fee of $ 1.50 (for monthly automatic direct debits) or $ 5 (for one - time purchases by automatic debit or check), plus an 8 - cent per share commission.

When you do, you'll pay a transaction fee of between $ 15 and $ 25 (depending on the type of sell order) and a commission of 12 cents per share.

When you sell your shares, you'll pay a commission of 10 cents per share plus a transaction fee of either $ 5 or $ 25, depending on the type of sell order.

When you go to sell your shares in the plan, you will pay a fee of $ 7.50 per sell order plus a commission of 10 cents per share.

For your initial purchase of stock through the plan, you will pay an enrollment fee of $ 2.50 plus a commission of 10 cents per share.

The «flat rate» option charges $ 0.01 / share with a minimum charge of $ 1.00 per trade for commissions + exchange, ECN and specialist fees (typically a few more cents); with the flat rate option the maximum charge you pay is actually 0.5 % of the trade value (plus exchange, ECN & specialist fees).

When selling shares in the plan, you'll pay a fee of $ 15 plus a commission of 7 cents per share.

For example, a person buying NextShares at NAV + $ 0.02 pays two cents a share, plus commissions, in trading costs.

When you go to sell your shares, you'll pay a transaction fee of $ 15 plus a commission of 10 cents per share.

When you sell your shares, you'll pay a transaction fee of between $ 15 and $ 25, depending on the type of sell order you request, plus a commission of 12 cents per share.

Clients of TradeStation can choose among a flat - rate commission ($ 9.99 per trade), a sliding scale that cuts the commission rate the more they trade, or a fee of just 1 cent per share as long as they trade in lots of 500 shares or more.

When reinvesting dividends, you'll pay a transaction fee of $ 3 and the same commission of 5 cents per share.

When you sell your shares in the plan, you'll pay a transaction fee of between $ 15 — $ 25 and a commission of 12 cents per share.

When you sell your shares in the plan, you'll pay a fee of $ 5 per sell order along with a 5 cent per share commission.

You'll also pay a commission of 10 cents per share.

Long - term, less active, investors have the popular option of 1 cents per share with a minimum charge of $ 4.95 / trade and a ceiling maximum commission charge of $ 9.95.

For direct purchases of stock, you'll pay a transaction fee of $ 5 and a commission of 5 cents per share.

Low commissions: It's hard to beat the stock and exchange - traded funds commission structure at Interactive Brokers, which favors frequent, high - volume traders at just 0.5 cent per share.

Active traders — those who make high volume share trades — have the choice of 1 cents per share (1 cents minimum / $ 6.95 maximum), or a $ 4.95 flat stock commission charge.

When you go to sell your shares, you'll pay a transaction fee of $ 15 or $ 25 depending on the type of sell order plus a commission of 12 cents per share.

If two call options had been purchased, the commission rate would be about 20 cents per share.

Each option contract is for 100 shares of the underlying stock, so in this case the commission per share would be 40.5 cents.

For batch orders (where your shares are consolidated with the shares of other investors to be sold), you'll pay a fee of $ 15 plus a commission of 9 cents per share.

When purchasing shares under the direct purchase plan, you'll pay a transaction fee of $ 5 and a commission of 5 cents per share unless you set up regular automatic debits from your checking or savings account.

When you go to sell your shares in the plan, you'll pay a transaction fee of between $ 15 and $ 25 and a commission of 12 cents per share.

When you sell your shares, you'll pay a transaction fee of $ 5 plus a commission of 10 cents per share for batch orders (where you do not control when or at what price the stock is sold).

When you purchase shares by reinvesting dividends, your transaction fee will be 5 % of the amount reinvested to a maximum of $ 3, plus a commission of 5 cents per share.

Questrade is a self - directed broker and offers free purchases of exchange - traded fund purchases (ETF) and super low commissions of 1 cents per share on all the rest.

When you sell your shares, you'll pay a transaction fee of $ 15, plus a sales commission of 12 cents per share.