G'day Coolbet,
Yes, you can trade with Westpac online, but you need Warrants agreement to be filled out.If you don't have one, ring Westpac and ask them to send you a form to fill out.Be very careful trading warrants and get some experience first paper trading.Watch the mother stock very close and look at 3 to 4 month expire dates to be safe.
Good example is BIL as it has fallen too fast and the warrants have got down to good low prices for a QUICK trade. Look to BILWPH or BILWGG both around 5.7 to 6 cents.
Either late today or first thing Friday morning..make a choice for the best entry.
Regards,
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