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TD used to do it. 

why tf did I switch from TD Ameritrade to JP Morgan cant trade 0dtes fml

Buy the stock get warrant.
Each REGISTERED SHAREHOLDER as of the Record Date will receive one (1) warrant for every ten (10) shares of GameStop common stock held, rounded down to the nearest whole warrant.
The warrants will be distributed on October 7, 2025, tradeable on the NYSE under ticker GME WS, and allow holders to buy one share of GameStop stock at $32 until October 30, 2026.
--List of broker that support warrants--
Robinhood: No, does not support warrants. * Updated - call to RH confirms support of warrants
Wealthsimple: No, limited to stocks/ETFs, no warrants. * updated- will soon support warrants
Fidelity: Yes, supports receiving and trading warrants as part of corporate actions.
Charles Schwab (including TD Ameritrade): Yes, handles warrants trading and distributions.
E*TRADE (Morgan Stanley): Yes, supports warrant purchases and corporate action distributions.
Interactive Brokers: Yes, advanced support for trading warrants globally.
Webull: Yes, allows trading of listed warrants.
Ally Invest: Yes, supports warrants as part of options-like trading.
Firstrade: Yes, enables warrant trading.
Questrade: Yes, Canadian brokerage that discusses and supports warrant exercises.
CapTrader: Yes, specializes in warrant trading access.
CMC Markets: Yes, offers warrant trading platforms.

I’m a smooth ass mofo but I remember them saying that each warrant has a serial number and can’t be duplicated? So if we exercise it’ll catch any fakes. Will we actually get law enforcement acting on this? We will soon find out
I’m poor ass ape who is a little stressed out that I can’t come up with the 3500 I’d need to exercise mine. Would moving my shares from CS to a TD margin account allow me to borrow the money I need? I’d hate that as I’ve been DRS’ed since the very first push for it

Robinhood's already made their move, buying Bitstamp for $200 million (completed acquisition per [recent reports](https://investors.robinhood.com/static-files/be03a25a-29c4-4e31-ae6f-227efbdae196)). But that was just the beginning. They need the self-custody piece to complete the picture. Don't be surprised if they go after [Phantom](https://phantom.com/): 15 million monthly active users, dominant in Solana, and most importantly, users who actually use their wallets for stuff beyond just holding (Phantom leads in Nigeria, India, and Indonesia according to regional user data).
Robinhood's CEO Vlad Tenev recently said it himself: "The cost of running a crypto business is an order of magnitude lower, because you get to leverage so much of the public infrastructure" ([Yahoo Finance interview](https://finance.yahoo.com/video/robinhood-getting-banking-ceo-vlad-205923301.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAHwW4trl7LudXIh5Jf3_DBixXAkkiBXCccg_dy-vXaIWC9zySJ2pYWnPgLlS1xeSRjApwA1FWcx-kT8QkPgX-HwRbVZOR4vB9sei7utkEr5nvQ84s-JjOWvGjz0ZMJDqsqcKE1AcaiVM8yxTtzfuBXD4_BwegQc7ArqSc7JNjfkt)). That's not crypto maxi garbage talking. That's just a smart M&A playbook.
* Charles Schwab and Fidelity? Word on the street is that they are internal discussions about this right now. The old guard wants nothing to do with this, but the younger executives see the writing on the wall.
* E\*TRADE, now owned by Morgan Stanley, is another one to watch. They've been testing crypto waters since 2022, and Morgan Stanley's wealth management arm is already offering Bitcoin funds to high-net-worth clients.
* Interactive Brokers. They're already the most tech-forward of the traditional players, and they love anything that reduces their cost basis. A self-hosted wallet means no custody costs, no settlement delays, and they can offer products globally without setting up subsidiaries everywhere.
* TD Ameritrade might seem redundant since Schwab owns them now, but don't count them out. They could be the testing ground for Schwab's crypto experiments.
What do we think r/CryptoMarkets? Is there any merit in this argument? If so, when do we think this acquisition spree will happen?

I'd say: Robinhood was first, but didn't force changes amount other brokerages.
Schwab moving to commission free did force other brokerages to react (such as Fidelity a few days later and Vanguard by the end of the year) and Schwab likely did it not because of Robinhood, but rather to make TD Ameritrade easier to purchase.

Seeking advice on what to invest in 100k?
I just want to share how happy I am to have achieved my first 100k after years of hard work. I already have TD, invested in Stock Market and in MP2. Plan ko sana e palago pa yung perang naipundar ko but idk where.
Salamat po sa advice.

TD Canada warrants

Yeah I don’t understand how people say RH is bad but then promote fidelity and TD. I get Computershare standing above the rest. I guess it’s easy when their platform is for gamblers and the CEO is the opposite of the legend of Robinhood.

Mine shows in TD and webull. The strike price is just way off. Maybe its a glitch. I wish i could post pic. Switch to my other profile, and I still can't post pics in here even though i've been in this group for a while with this profile.

Well, I have an account in this app, however, the fees doesn't justify anything, they have larger fees compared to GoTrade when they were still starting. I had an issue with depositing and wasn't able to deposit for months even though I have reached out to the support, however, it is non existing as well, I've emailed and added a review, yet there were no response. It is light and day when it comes to support in comparison to GoTrade.
They should not have gloss it up and say it is a subscription fee, and let the existing accounts gain whatever they have and prevent any further actions if they haven't subscribed yet.
This is just stupid marketing and feature lol, 1$ is huge enough since the amount a user can gain within a period can be 0 to nothing. You're just telling users to GTFO.
I had used TD/GoTrade/IBKR, this was the only app that I stopped using at all.

If it's the exact opposite you can't, it would just close your opposing position. At least that's what ToS did to me years ago when it was still TD.

tldr; Dogecoin (DOGE) has printed a TD Sequential buy signal at $0.263 after a 10% price drop, suggesting a potential pause in the downtrend. Analysts highlight a breakout from a long-term symmetrical triangle on the weekly chart, with a projected target near $1.70 and a 1:29 risk-reward ratio. Increased short interest and negative funding premiums may set up conditions for a short squeeze. Technical setups like Power of Three and volume shifts indicate potential upward movement, with resistance around $0.33.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Anyone done TD yet?

> TD Cowen: 60% chance Trump semi-annual earnings reporting passes SEC rule-making, allowing companies to report less to their investors
Bullish for any private company that wants to IPO. Bearish for this sub because people like playing earnings.

Interessant, wer Lobbyarbeit für sechsmonatige statt dreimonatige Ernteberichte betreibt? Muss sich irgendwer ja was Positives davon versprechen 🧐
**TD COWEN: 60% CHANCE SEC SHIFTS TO SEMI-ANNUAL REPORTING**: *TD Cowen sees a 60% probability the SEC moves from quarterly to semi-annual earnings reports. The push has gained momentum with industry backing, LTSE’s lobbying, and political support from President Trump. Analysts say SEC Chair Paul Atkins could deliver this as an easy policy win, though rulemaking may take six months or more.* – Blühberg

Thinkorswim by TD Ameritrade is widely considered the most realistic paper trading platform for options.

Im new to this investing stuff, I'm in my junior year of college (about to turn 21) and learned about interests rates, investing and compounding for the last two weeks. I just generally want to learn other possible investment streams as I really got invested on learning all of the do's and donts. I have strated saving 3k a month and putting it in a high interest savings interest account strated just this start of september and to deposit by end of september, I was planning to also try some time deposits in Tonik just 5k cause im still very unsure. I have knew about uitfs, ginvest and gstocks, cooperatives, mutual funds, reits, p2p lending, mp2, sss wisp plus, vul's, insurance (like singlife), stocks. I was just really wanted to explore different paths and what do you think? is there anything Im missing (Note: I have yet to invest any money to any of the metioned aboved except the pre planned digital bank and TD)

I did a Facebook marketplace transaction, there’s also Gold bullion , https://montrealgold.ca/what-we-buy/gold-bullion-canada/ , and finally the bank buys certain bars at below spot but can’t confirm as if you needed to originally buy from them or it’s open to those who have an account. I made the phone call 1 1/2 years ago concerning buying and selling TD bank gold. They sell and buy.