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\> How do you explain TD bank willing to give $20b in funding?
Loan, not give. And it wasn't locked funding, just contingent on a deal that didn't materialize so they currently don't have that money.

eBay market cap: 50b
Gme market cap:10b
Post merger: 50+10-20 (TD loan)= 40b
Shares: 450m (current)+1.5b (accretive dilution)=~2b
Price/share post merger: 40b/2b=$20/share

TD via Coops, interest is 8% APR tax-free. The only con is they need a couple of months notification prior to capital pullout.

I would but obviously it's comparing apples and oranges. What are the chances gme runs to $40 Vs Amazon runs to $500 in the next 12 months?
How many covered calls can I sell on Amazon stock each week/month Vs GME stock? 1 cc on Amazon requires $25k, whereas GME requires $2.5k. 32% annualised over 5 years = 6.4%. currently IV is low but I'm still squeezing out 6.4% annualised minimum on gme. I had 2x $8k months in 2025. Waiting for the same opportunity while still loading leaps.
What's your take on the fact gme is valued at $10b with $9.7b on the balance sheet, $4.4b debt at 0% and record operating income? I'd say the current price is quite attractive. It has bullish options activity as of late.
How do you explain an entity willing to give gme $4.4b at 0%?
How do you explain TD bank willing to give $20b in funding?
How do you value a company that forecasts 600m in EBITDA having an enterprise value of (10-(9.7-4.5))=$4.7b? that's a low EV/sales multiple and a low EBITDA multiple.

Cap is $1,250 a year. I maxed out last year but for a normal person that’s more than enough but if you spend more than $62.5K a year then maybe look into getting second card through another household member.
I would personally still get from Costco. Maybe when price shoot up and they are behind in updating the increase (it’s rare but it happens). BUT, need to see gold as long term investment so $100-200 here and there isn’t worth worrying about. Plus paying at Costco with credit card gives me 20-40 days to pay it vs paying at TD through debit

He has to settle the shares before the TD loan can be secured. That’s the part I would think would have happened soon after the authorization.
The authorization gives him half of the purchase offer so the settlement of the option positions should have been initiated shortly there after….assuming the deal structure is the real deal structure.
If he doesn’t settle the shares in the next couple weeks he may be waiting for something else to happen….but I don’t think anyone knows what that would be.

I would think Costco and TD should be at par now. Do factor in 4% cashback at Costco.

I’m in the exact same boat bro. I’ll stop by a Costco once in while to check prices but recently I’ve found prices better with TD.

SGB, PMX, Canada Gold, TD.

The TD thing was just a highly confident letter saying they should be able to find funding. A highly confident letter doesn’t cut it for a tender offer. He will need a binding letter that the funds are in place. I’d imagine as a minimum they would require the share portion of the deal to be in place before they even think about lending the money, which was only confirmed a week ago

I guess I was thinking, if it were me, I'd have been working in the background on this and as soon as the share auth hit, I'd be ready to go. And didn't he secure the loan for TD but Moody's says it isn't investment grade? I don't know the specifics but it seems like that TD letter is both saying here's 20 billion, but also, I don't want to give you 20 billion .
Hopeful the Bloomberg interview has some good details and not just him saying "e commerce is within my circle of competence". All in podcast asked about the money, no answer. Newest one asked about it (in a roundabout way, he asked what he thought of ebays rejection and if any of the points were valid and he said no).

EBay did not put the prelim offer to a shareholder vote because it was not a real offer.
1. Gamestop did not have the shares authorized for the "half in stock" part of the offer.
2. "It's on the website" is not a valid contract offering when the info on the website is sparse and incomplete.
3. The funding was not committed. Even the "highly confident letter" from TD had contingencies that most likely could not be met.

New price targets on my feed this week:
|Company|Analyst|New Price|Old Price|Date|Rating|
|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|
|KeyBanc|John Vinh|**$725 ↑**|$530|14th June|Overweight|
|Bank of America|Vivek Arya|**$620 ↑**|$550|13th June|Buy|
|Phillip Securities|Yik Ban Chong|**$755 ↑**|$520|13th July|Buy|
|TD Cowen|Joshua Buchalter|**$675 ↑**|$600|13th July|Buy|

TD Cowen analyst 
Joshua Buchalter
 maintains 
Advanced Micro Devices
 
(AMD.NaE)
 with a Buy and raises the price target from 
$600
 to 
$675
.

28M
Recently moved portfolio from TD to Wealthsimple. 20K in FHSA to re-invest with aim to maximize gains for a house purchase in the next 2 years. Any suggestions on stocks to purchase?
Able to tolerate higher risk, my TFSA + RRSP are mostly invested in stable banks / index funds. TIA!

If your current TD is below the MP2 interest rate, just transfer it to MP2. Parang passive income narin yan na time locked din for 5 years. Backed by the government pa kaya sure ka na hindi scam yan

<< TD Cowen maintains buy and raises price target from $600 to $675. >>
Source: Yahoo Finance

TD Cowen maintains 𝐁𝐮𝐲 on 𝐀𝐌𝐃, 𝐫𝐚𝐢𝐬𝐞𝐬 𝐏𝐓 𝐭𝐨 $𝟔𝟕𝟓 𝐟𝐫𝐨𝐦 $𝟔𝟎𝟎

Not according to the House Financial Services Committee.
https://preview.redd.it/ho1s8y8ug0dh1.jpeg?width=1627&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c6e24686ebaf306546d90f699bbef6f72ab244ae
Schwab and TD Ameritrade increased the margin requirement on several stocks, but did not shut off the buy button. They also stopped accepted short sale orders.
See https://democrats-financialservices.house.gov/uploadedfiles/6.22\_hfsc\_gs.report\_hmsmeetbp.irm.nlrf.pdf page 89 for more details.

**TD COWEN upgraded AMD's PT to $675.**