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Anonymous

19 Aug 2020

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Wish to transfer my stocks from IBKR to TD. Can I choose which stock to transfer only? Or do I have to do a full transfer?

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Frankie Rappaport

19 Aug 2020

Normally you could transfer singly, look out well for the fees involved

with both mentioned brokers though out & in

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