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I’ve started and stopped writing/recording all my trades over time. I haven’t enjoyed the extra tracking outside of my trading app (TD Direct). I’ve been able to look back at trades and confirmations there when I need.
But I want to record certain trade moments and develop and record my learnings and strategy.
Does anyone have a good way of doing this? Maybe you use a journal of some set up?

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putting the house on this 6 legger

Post office 5 year TD gives 7.7 APY payable annually (7.5 compounded quarterly) might reduce next quarter.

Hello! I think your TD is PMA TD under BPI Wealth. Usually the rates are slightly higher than branch TDs. And yes, mostly your RMs are the one communicating to them regarding the rates per tenor etc.

Although dividend rate is not guaranteed, returns to MP2 are not taxed and not part of estate (not subject to tax) so ok din for estate planning purposes. The annual returns so far of between 6-7% is still better than TD and RTBs, which are subject to 20% withholding tax.
You can also look into time deposits with high-yield savings accounts like Maya, Tonik among others.

About 5 weeks and that’s with several phone calls to both TD and WB. They said that they would put me on the next promotion. I believe I was supposed to receive my first monthly payment yesterday, but I don’t see anything in the account yet.

Only .90 -1. delta options in the money get assigned typically... Robinhood lacks many basic features that an option trader really needs, I second the OP's decision to leave the broker in search of a better environment. IBKR has some decent volatility trading tools, although their assignment rules also are a little funky. TD amerritrade really was the best until schwab took them over. Management policy is much differnt since the take over

Hindi ba nakakatakot magTD ng 15M sa isang bank lang kasi 1M lang ang insured? Planning kasi to TD din

Watching the Cowboys choke on another victory is always fun, but profiting is even better!ĺ
So in the remaining few minutes of the game, I was willing to bet that they would not score another TD, betting the total - 54.5
With 10-1 odds, it was well worth a few bucks.
So as the 4th quarter comes to a close, and the Cowboys choke, I realize that the total is not 54 but 74!
Robinhood accepted a bet that had already closed, the over was way, way over almost 20 minutes ago!
So I assumed the bet was a glitch on their newly appointed system, and a chat with the 'bots ended as expected, that the bet would be voided and the money returned.
So when I saw this morning that is wasn't, I called and spoke with someone that gave me double-speak that it was my fault for not confirmjng the current total and that I basically got beat?!!!
Robinhood took wagers on a bet that had already closed, had already LOST, and refused to void and refund the wager.
This would have neverstood the other way, imagine buying Tesla at $45 and the current price is $450. Would I expect to keep this windfall for and just tell tbem to fix their computers?!
I am STUNNED they take such a brazen, mercenary attitude towards their customers! Can you imagine this happening at Caesars?
Did anyone else get caught up in their over/under scam yesterday?j7

I suggest metrobank nalang if gusto mo talaga i push ang TD with a traditional bank. Their rate is 4.125% :).

I once had a TD Bank cashier give a hard time about giving me $4K in cash. Asking me a million questions and telling me how the feds would be tracking this blah blah blah. Such BS.
The guy in the video is being kind of ridiculous though. No, they aren’t gonna give you every penny on hand and have nothing left for other customers.

If you were right then my other broker would've liquidated as well, but they didn't.
Your math ignores the strategy. At any closing price between 691 and 692 or between 678 and 679 the exercised shares would be sold and the difference would be less than the maximum loss of $1x100x15 (ignoring the calculations for the initial credit, fees, and commissions) that would occur at closing prices beyond the wings of the strategy.
The worst case scenario \*should've\* been an assignment between 691 and 692 or between 678 and 679 and a liquidation of those assigned shares. Fidelity's margin requirement were clearly in agreement with that based at the onset of the trade and throughout the trading day.
This liquidation doesn't match other brokers' behavior in general or specific to an identical trade at the same time.
Also, I'm not new to options. I started trading options about 8 years ago with TD Ameritrade. This didn't happen with them, or with Schwab when they acquired TD Ameritrade, and it didn't happen yesterday with IBKR either.
I guess Fidelity is the only one who thinks we need to have $1mil+ in the same account in order to cover a $1500 loss. If they choose to ignore the strategy the same as you, that is - again - their prerogative, and I can easily adjust, but they are the outlier here not the status quo and the adjustment will probably simply to keep fewer funds with Fidelity and trade elsewhere.

It's been many years since I was on TD tos, so I can't remember. Probably 12 or so ago. But good to know!

Tos has gotten sure since CS took over. TD had better data feeds.

You might be referring to annual interest rates? Monthly interest rates na 4% is borderline scam. Anyway, if youre really concerned with returns, MP2 might be best for you. It may perform better than RTB and TD.
You might also want to explore bank-offered investment instrument in the Philippines that might perform better than MP2 in terms of regular returns like dividend stocks and some REITs,

Remember the new TDs all interest will be taxed at 20% . Unlike my existing BPI TD that has tax free earnings paid out monthly. New accounts are not tax free. Also MP2 earnings are tax free. That 20% tax needs to be figured into your financial decision also

TD or RTB or MP2?

If you want ung traditional banks with better rates, try mo ung metrobank online nila na TD... it's not high as other banks but its good enough. 30 days at 4.125%.. u can get higher rate the bigger the amount. Also try City Savings (Union bank), they have special rates for some clients.. around 5.5% - gross to lahat per annum

CIMB ay 4% pa. Ang Maya ata ay 6% pa. Kung mag TD ka, wag yan.

Uninvested funds in a SchwabOne brokerage account may be swept into:
Charles Schwab Bank, SSB
Charles Schwab Premier Bank, SSB
Charles Schwab Trust Bank
TD Bank, N.A.
TD Bank USA, N.A.
Schwab Bank, Schwab Premier Bank, and Trust Bank are separate but affiliated banks, and all three are wholly owned subsidiaries of the Charles Schwab Corporation. For all intents and purposes, this all just means that at any given moment your brokerage cash is sitting in some Schwab accounts and some TD Bank accounts. The sweep program has zero material effect on you - it might as well be invisible, as you just withdraw and spend and move cash around in your brokerage the same way regardless of where the funds are being held behind the scenes. You’re only made aware of it for transparency, but most brokerages will do the same thing. The only exception is the handful of brokerages out there that sweep cash into money market funds instead of banks.