Sign in to the NBDB online platform to choose your subscription. The higher the level you choose, the more features you gain access to. The monthly fee will be automatically charged to your brokerage account on the day you subscribe and on the same date each month thereafter, as long as your subscription is active. Learn more about billing by reviewing the additional information on subscription fees or visiting our Help centre.
You must create single sign-on user ID to be able to access the tool.
Discover the advantages
My Investment Dashboard (M.I.D.) is a feature built into the NBDB online platform. You can access it using the M.I.D. button at the top right of the screen.
A powerful and customizable tool
- Personalize your dashboard according to your needs and preferences
- Search for quotes and quickly trade at the right moment
- Follow and track stock markets with advanced technical analysis tools
- Consult securities and market news using reliable sources
An all-in-one tool to follow market trends
Fees
Helpful investing resources
Regardless of your subscription level, you can access our guides and videos directly from the M.I.D tool in the Tutorials section. Start with our introduction tutorial to familiarize yourself with the tool.
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The little details that matter
The monthly fees will be charged to your brokerage account on the date indicated at the time of subscription. If you cancel your subscription before this date, no fees will be charged. You must be the primary holder of at least one active individual account at the time of billing. Your monthly subscription will be automatically renewed on the same date each month, unless you have canceled your subscription before this date. If you decide to cancel your subscription after the initial or monthly payment date, no full or partial refund will be provided, and you will retain access to the service until the end of the current period. At the time of the initial or monthly payment, NBDB may cancel your subscription without notice if you do not have sufficient funds in your account to cover the payment.