TD
Toronto Dominion Bank
stock NYSE

Consider the whole package too...Schwab's TOS is the best thing ever. You can set up so many insane scans, charts, and custom bits. When TD sold, I evaluated a few brokers like IBKR...I recall some cool features in their system and some UI differences, but TOS is a monster. That combined with OptionStrat for fast visuals is my world.

I mostly used to trade spreads, DTE 45, delta 20-30 (closer to mid) for the short put or short call on tech stocks and a few non-tech stocks. With that many days and low delta the bid-ask is very wide for a single leg which compounds when entering it as a spread.
TOS were still part of TD the last time I used them for options and they were exceptional.
Thanks.

Hi everyone,
I was looking into some etf"s and found WEBN, SPYI(also small caps), VWCE and FWIA from Invesco.
I"m actually mostly interested in FWIA and was wondering why most people choose VWCE instead of FWIA, since FWIA has an AUM of 5 billion dollars according to Invesco (I think thats already quite okay): https://www.invesco.com/nl/en/financial-products/etfs/invesco-ftse-all-world-ucits-etf-acc.html
Because of things I heard about Amundi merging etf"s and stuff like that im not into WEBN.
VWCE has the disadvantage of a relatively high stockprice in comparison to FWIA which I prefer to avoid cash drag. I saw that TER of vwce is 0,14 and fwia is 0,15 however the TD of both etf"s are good.
I know FWIA is only 3 years "old" compared to VWCE which is already 7 years "old".
Are there other things I should consider regarding FWIA? What etf do you recommend for a period of +/-30 years dca (+/-300 euro's a month) and why?
Already thank you very much in advance!

Hi all! Just wanted to know your thoughts on the GCash IPO and whether or not it's worth the risk. I've read some articles on it and hope it'll sell below 10 Php/share. Additionally, given my current investments, would it be worth it? Most of my investments are locked in Pagibig MP2 or time deposits. As for Go Trade, about half of the amount is invested in VXUS, the other half in SpaceX. Most of my holdings in COL Financial are in ICTSI.
The thinking is I have US Equities exposure via BPI and SpaceX (\~26.5k), investments in Asia ex-Philippines via Manulife and VXUS (\~18,000), and PH equities (\~32k). This way, my investments hedge against different economies. Is this strategy sound?
I plan to invest in GCash (3.6k of which comes from Maya TD)- maybe not at IPO but perhaps if it performs well sometime mid-December. Or am I better off investing that money elsewhere?
TYIA! I need an outsider's POV.

I’m self directed too but I’ll do a free portfolio review with Schwab every other year. I’ve had the same person on my account since TD Ameritrade and he isn’t pushy at all. Just lets me know his recommendations for shifting my allocations, shows me the Monte Carlo simulations, that sort of thing. Some of his advice I’ll take, some I’ll ignore.

Schwab is the same as TD ameritrade now right?

Refinitiv (on gold, but clearly the same move):
Gold surged over 3% to its highest in over two and a half months on Wednesday after a surprise liquidity support announcement by the U.S. Treasury knocked down bond yields and the dollar ahead of the release of the Federal Reserve's July meeting minutes.
Spot gold 
GOLD
climbed 3.7% to $4,496.39 per ounce by 12.09 p.m. EDT (1609 GMT) after touching its highest level since June 4 at $4,498.69 earlier in the session. U.S. gold futures 
GOLD
increased 3% to $4,555.10.
On the technical front, spot gold broke above its 100-day moving average of around $4,381.


Thomson Reuters
Spot gold breaks above its 100-day moving average
"This was totally unexpected. Very bullish for gold due to lower yields on longer-dated Treasuries and as it may help to bring the dollar lower," said Robert Gottlieb, an industry expert and former head of precious metals at Koch Supply and Trading.
The U.S. dollar index 
DXY
fell 0.8%, making dollar-priced gold less expensive for holders of other currencies.
Yields on 30-year U.S. Treasuries fell sharply on Wednesday from around their highest level in 19 years after the U.S. Treasury Department said it would double the size of liquidity support buyback operations for longer-dated bonds.
TD Securities said in a note the U.S. Treasury's announcement that it is increasing the size of liquidity support buyback operations has given metals a "jolt of life."
"While the fierce bid has faded in recent days, the (gold investment) flows could quickly return amid Treasury liquidity support, a Fed willing to look through an energy shock, and a growing stagflation narrative, which should all ultimately see lower real rates," the TD Securities note said.
Expectations that the Fed will hold rates steady at its September 15-16 meeting stand at 65%, according to CME Group's FedWatch Tool, after recent weak U.S. economic data dampened bets for a hike.
The U.S. central bank is scheduled to release the minutes of its last policy meeting at 1800 GMT.

TD puts + VSXY puts + buy applovin + buy oklo. Free sauce

Not related. TD Bank got hammered in late 2024, early 2025 because of their money laundering news. Look at other Canadian bank stocks, they're all performing well.

What does TD's stock price have to do with GME's bond premium on the secondary market...

Interesting correlation between GME bonds and TD banks market cap.

I think now is the right time to revisit this and ask what is going on here. Look at what has happened to TD's stock starting on the day these convertible bonds were announced... I'm not sure why underwriting and or purchasing them would make the bank's market cap appreciate so much but the correlation and the timing is a bit hard to deny. My limited research tells me that T-D Bank is one of the largest financial institutions that does not own or operate its own Dark Pool, which I find interesting. Perhaps the combination of TD's GME net long exposure have led other market participants to determine it is going to survive and thrive the GME unwind.
https://preview.redd.it/unkfjr24fbkh1.png?width=673&format=png&auto=webp&s=6736a777902f53f3822ad7078269479cfe13fa89

That size progression of JM bars is so clean, "quest complete" indeed! Cool touch having the old TD Bank card in the shot too, great little piece of history alongside the stack.

QSR sector is making a turn right now, read about companies like RBA, UFBL, Sapphire foods. Pharma is a strong pack as well, Shilpa Medicare, Gland Pharma are at decent valuations still. CNC machines are getting their growth back, Jyoti CNC, Macpower CNC. In power sector, TD power still have some juice left

Along with Interactive Brokers, Webull, TD Ameritrade, and E*TRADE among others.

Honestly super impressive.
Ive got a 1oz TD myself and i will never sell it. Picked it up way back for $80 CAD and wish i could have got more of them at that time

Calls on, I dunno, maple syrup and hockey. (Lumber and dirty oil, maybe TD Bank)

My account was created approximately five years before Scottrade was purchased by TD bank. So… 2012?

I was looking at it today actually. That or Questrade. My TD Easytrade is all fine for my TFSA, but for a non regi account I was looking at other options obv

I used to log into my TD Ameritrade account all the time when I was an expat in St. Pete (I left within about 2 weeks of the expanded war).