TD
Toronto Dominion Bank
stock NYSE

I switched from TD to IBKR as I predominately trade options, and TD's (+ every other big Canadian banks) fees of $9.99+$1.25/contract is crazy for trades
IBKR charges me like $2 for 20+ contracts lol

Shorts are options contracts that essentially bet that the price of the asset will be at or lower than the strike price. The contracts cost money to hold and maintain and can only be executed for the purchase of the asset when the market price is at or below the strike price. They are most commonly used as tools to show the market that an asset is overpriced - having a lot of shorting activity on a stock or commodity suppresses the price.
However, it becomes costly to hold those contracts when there is a large difference between the strike price and the asset price. If you are paying a premium to hold a contract for the right to purchase silver at $20 and the price is currently $89.... its probably not worth it.
This company, TD, said in an interview that internally, if silver is above $92, they no longer want to keep paying the premiums and essentially fold their cards, close their bet and sell their short position.
The reduction in active short positions means there is less suppression downward.
TLDR: if $92 is reached, rumor has it that further movement upward would accelerate.
Edit: it doesn't mean they are buying silver (beyond hedging activities), it means they are taking their bet that silver will go lower off the table.

Thank god i'am not $40 silver short with a stoploss at $92, like Daniel Ghali from TD Secureties.

I heard TD Ameritrade has stop losses on their shorts at $92...

Vergleicht halt nur den TD von einem Jahr, das ist nicht so aussagekräftig weil die TD teilweise stark schwanken können von Jahr zu Jahr

Which gives them today to bring their margin accounts into balance.
I think the poor TD guy might see his $92 and get stopped out of his shorts. Be nice if that happened in under a week🤣🤣

I can give some examples. My advisory team helped with:
I needed to move a stock investment club account to Fidelity (a business account that has extra steps).
Helped my mom roll an inherited TSP to an IRA. We did select a managed account with a dividend focus that has some growth and income. So far it looks good.
My advisor also met with my mom when we disbursed my deceased father’s share of the stock club with some strategies for this account that is in a brokerage account.
I moved my wife’s and my former TD Ameritrade accounts from Schwab after the acquisition. Mostly that was helping us set up all of the access where we can see each other’s accounts.
They helped with setting up a separate login for the stock club so my personal accounts login would not be used for our online club accounting software.
There are so many things I have had help from the Fidelity team over the last 6 months. Most of them are logistics, but I did also have a couple of planning sessions with my advisor (I am entirely self directed).
They also have done a great job supplementing the educational webinars by answering any questions I may have.

The shorts need to add more margin deposits too (or buy to close) … TD Securities guy is about to lose his job

Confused with the 120k cash on hand. Is this literally inside your house and wallet? It’s a bit risky to have that amount literally on hand.
Move your TD to MP2 and deposit a bit more than half of the liquid ef to the bank.

TER wurde gesenkt auf 0,45% seit diesem Jahr. Wichtiger als TER ist auch eh die TD (Tracking Difference), die lag bisher bei 0,4% und müsste dann auch nochmal sinken.
Für einen Multifaktor mit Small Caps schon echt ok, aber die Entscheidung für möglichst wenig Kosten kann ich natürlich nachvollziehen.

Texans D/ST TD 💰

City Savings (UBP) has 5.25% interest rates on their TD. MBTC Online Banking has TD that's easy to use and you can choose different rates for different amount/time
BDO and BPI recently offered Bonds. u/CoatStandard2690 already posted the BPI offer but I dont really like to put investments in BPI coz they have additional fees
BDO Asean Bond Offering via Treasury
Tenor - 3yrs
Rate - 5.7125%gross / 4.57%net
Interest payment frequency - quarterly
Offer period - Jan 7- 19, 2026
Issue date - January 26, 2026
Maturity date - January 26, 2029
Settlement date - January 20, 2026
Minimum investment - P500K increments of 100K
(Reservations will be subject to allocation)

TD bank order timeframe? Any others having bad experience with them?

If you intend to put at least 5M in a TD account, talk to your assigned BPI Preferred RM to see if he/she can get you a better rate. I was given a net 4.3%p.a. short-term TD offer (3-months) with an option to roll-over continuously but was told that it requires 5M as the minimum. You might be able to negotiate a slightly higher rate if you're putting a bigger amount.

Maribank goes up to 4% interest rate sa deposit (not time deposit) so you get close to the same interest rates as tradbank TD without losing access to your money. Same with other digital banks.
Daily payout pa ang interest so you get to really see your money grow.

Thats a really low rate for perferred client at BPI. I'm currently getting 4.5% TD tax free earnings. Opened before July 2025 so its still tax free.

Not sure about WS
But TD has a nice online shop and you can pick it up at the branch.( no shipping cost)

For a player to record an anytime TD the ball must be in their hand when they cross the goal line. For Drake Maye to have an anytime TD it would have to be a rushing or receiving TD. Don't gamble if you don't know what you're doing.

anytime TD = rushing or receiving.

U must be new to sports betting. Anytime TD doesn't include passing TDs, thats a separate thing. So you wouldve needed Maye to run for a TD or to catch one lol