TD
Toronto Dominion Bank
stock NYSE

Open an MP2 yes, pero wag mo ilagay lahat doon, minimal amount lang since hindi liquid ang MP2, this is just to start the ball rolling until you have enough liquid funds to cover any emergency, saka ka maglagay ng malalaki dito.
Then put the rest in digital bank TDs like Maya. Create a TD, set the goal to 10,000 for example, then deposit the same money or the rest of your money until cap to get the highest interest rate possible (e.g Maya at 6% for 6 months TD, or 5.5% for 12months). Pros—your funds are relatively liquid (can withdraw anytime ***but with penalty***) for emergency use and still earn good money. Cons—short term only and you have to create another one when it ends (given interest rates stay the same).

TD allegedly put on a silver short a few days ago calling for a drop to $40. They might get stopped out already. Lol

I'd be a little worried about $PSLV here because I think the Canadian government would bail out TD before caring about some claim on silver in the vault they run.

lol. I never heard from Scottrade > TD Ameritrade > Schwab over the course of years and now I can’t get them to leave me the fuck alone. No, I don’t want to discuss my high risk heavy concentration 26k PLTR shares and what you can do for me. I’m doing fine without you.

Yeah.. This sucks. I wanted to wind down and go to bed., now I've got to stay up to see if TD guy gets hit. 🤣🤣

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current positions here
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i originally had a TD ameritrade account, but they got bought up by charles schwab, and my account was transfered to schwab in november of 2023, with just under 80,000 worth of assets. i achieved my results mostly with options trading and leveraged ETFs.

Yeah, TDS is just TD Securities. Same bank one who got convicted and fined $3 billion USD in 2024 for money laundering.

TD the Canadian bank?

TD will weather it. Danny, not so much.p

R.I.P TD Bank 🪦

Where are you getting this ratio of $50k margin requirement for $250k of stocks? Your broker should tell you that on the order ticket. Ex selling the spy 669 put for Feb 13 would req about $7,300. That req will increase if the stock moves lower.
Thinkorswim by Schwab lets you simulate all of this for free, they also provide demos of their platform I think.
I would not consider this diversified as they are highly correlated and tech. The SPY is like 50% weighted to those stocks too. So if all those stocks move together against you, you will quickly be screwed. I would recommend stress testing this kind of trade so you can see what your account can handle, if not you could easily take too much risk and lose your $100,000. Thinkorswim (at least while owned by TD Ameritrade ) had a paper money practice version to play with Monopoly money

You can go into branch or open a cheap TD bank account .

That's what it's been for me since TD Ameritrade. I bring all my documents to my accountant, and when I get the 1099, I email it to her. No time lost.

You need to be a TD member to buy those. It won't let you buy more than like 3k worth of anything if you're not

TD bank Canada has 50gm bars at $80 over spot .

You can see if TD precious metals will buy it. No taxes on it.

I want what TD guy is on, because, what? Lmao. That’s wild. Thanks for sharing.

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.