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I just found the other day that if a trade goes through at multiple prices, Etrade don't even tell you how many went through at what prices - and there's nowhere to get that information from (I rang them to ask). They just give you an average price per share instead.

Both NAB and HSBC list the individual prices and quantities, which I've always logged in my records. It seems the only way I can get that info now is to log back into NAB and use their daily trade list feature, which lists all the trades in a particular stock for the current day.

And Etrade email out contract notes with a friggin password required to open them. That's a major PITA! Plus the contract note is missing most of the form text, giving only the actual data in the fields. The contract note that can be viewed online looks right though, so I'll have to use those and manually print them to PDFs myself.

Another day, another problem with Etrade...

GP

<blockquote data-quote="GreatPig" data-source="post: 74326" data-attributes="member: 56">I just found the other day that if a trade goes through at multiple prices, Etrade don&#039;t even tell you how many went through at what prices - and there&#039;s nowhere to get that information from (I rang them to ask). They just give you an average price per share instead.Both NAB and HSBC list the individual prices and quantities, which I&#039;ve always logged in my records. It seems the only way I can get that info now is to log back into NAB and use their daily trade list feature, which lists all the trades in a particular stock for the current day.And Etrade email out contract notes with a friggin password required to open them. That&#039;s a major PITA! Plus the contract note is missing most of the form text, giving only the actual data in the fields. The contract note that can be viewed online looks right though, so I&#039;ll have to use those and manually print them to PDFs myself.Another day, another problem with Etrade...GP</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GreatPig, post: 74326, member: 56"] I just found the other day that if a trade goes through at multiple prices, Etrade don't even tell you how many went through at what prices - and there's nowhere to get that information from (I rang them to ask). They just give you an average price per share instead. Both NAB and HSBC list the individual prices and quantities, which I've always logged in my records. It seems the only way I can get that info now is to log back into NAB and use their daily trade list feature, which lists all the trades in a particular stock for the current day. And Etrade email out contract notes with a friggin password required to open them. That's a major PITA! Plus the contract note is missing most of the form text, giving only the actual data in the fields. The contract note that can be viewed online looks right though, so I'll have to use those and manually print them to PDFs myself. Another day, another problem with Etrade... GP [/QUOTE]

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