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You have no idea what happened. I was not on a fake site. When I tried to log in I immediately was bombed with emails and never received an OTP from TD. When I called them on Monday, my acct was locked and the money was moved. They offered ABSOLUTELY no help and didn’t notify me of an issue for 3 months even though I repeatedly called and got no help. They are awful. It has been 7months and they refuse to provide any assistance.
Please do not spin a TD narrative.

TD still did until the merger.

Yes, TD's security is outdated. The customer support has customer's security questions/answers. For example, I could not make the answers to security questions 100% right after a long time after 3 tries. In this case, I had to call them, they figured out I was almost right and told me the right answers. Moreover, their backend can add or delete bank account to our TD account. They know all the credentials of their customers.
If customer does not do anything wrong, and the money gets lost on their platform, they are not responsible. Their shield is: As outlined in 31 C.F.R. § 363.17, account owners are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality and security of their account number, password, and any other authentication credentials like One-time passcodes (OTP). Any transaction conducted using your login information is treated as authorized. TreasuryDirect is not liable for any loss, liability, cost, or expense resulting from such transactions.

[google.com?q=Unterschied+TD+TER](http://google.com?q=Unterschied+TD+TER)

Sorry if this is a dumb question, I want to know if it's possible to trigger an order to be placed only after a conditional order executes first? In other words: Create a conditional order A. Then when it executes, automatically place order B.
I came in via TD Ameritrade, which like my Fidelity accounts pays you a reasonable money market rate (~4%) on cash sweep. So if I want to place a GTC limit order, I can just do that and not care as much if it doesn't execute for days or weeks.
But Schwab doesn't do that, so I have my cash parked in a treasury ETF (SGOV, but it doesn't matter for my question), which means it's not available to trade. So, say I want to place a limit order for WMT at $110. I know how to place a GTC conditional order "A" that sells SGOV at market when WMT Ask drops below $110, to free up the cash. But, how would I set up an order B (in this case a GTC limit buy order for WMT) to be placed *only* after A executes?
Or is there a better way? This is a non-margin IRA account, so I can't just execute the buy first and then sell whatever to cover second.

The security choices on Treasury Direct could use an update.
1) It's great they require multi-factor login with that one time password that gets sent to you, but the code can be socially engineered. It would be better if they sent a '[magic link](https://www.okta.com/blog/product-innovation/magic-links/)'
2) I appreciate they have the image/passphrase on the screen when entering your password, but this feels a bit like a false sense of security and easily ignored by someone in a hurry. It would be better if they had an integration with [id.me](http://id.me) like other branches of government.
Whoever is suggesting the passwords are being stored in plain text? If your 'friend' really experienced that they need be contacting congressman and security compliance offices. I find that incredibly hard to consider.
Honestly, I find Treasury Direct has better security flows than brokerages like Etrade which does not offer any multi factor flow beyond some bizarre integration with a Norton product.
I'm comfortable using TD, but if I was bad at unique password management, had been scammed/hacked before on other platforms in the past or find technology in general flummoxing, I would avoid it.

Danke für den TD Tipp, ist richtig und wichtig.

In canada here... Absolutely FUCK TD!!
Tried to get renew the mortgage there this fall (started the process like 5-6 months in advance) and they never got back to me... I send them all my documents only to get shit excuses from 2 dudes with pronouns in their Bio...

It sounds to me like the security concerns are related to an external phishing website rather than TD getting hacked. The other comment about them being able to tap into your bonds for owed taxes could be a legitimate concern, though. I’ve been thinking about getting out of them just for the sake of not having to deal with TD and trying to simplify a little.

It would help because I would be able to compare against my browser history in order to prove I did not access a fake site. TD is the offending agency, none of the agents I spoke to mentioned this, and is also why I hesitate to take their word.

Don't bother they don't care what you're unhappy about or they would do something with this sickening think or swim that nothing has happened to that nobody likes including their TD Ameritrade customers and boy that the TD Ameritrade reps that came over boy or they rude I've had as many as three said say just take your million dollars and find another broker if you don't want to watch the 7000 YouTube videos that we put together so you can figure this shit out but I figured out the new watch list which is almost reach smart edge and I do everything boom boom boom boom boom I got all my stuff done before I can even get think or swim to open up to the login screen after it update for like forever but nothing ever changes

TD and Scotia bank If you have them around your area.

For me, the trouble started after I redeemed my bond. We (my group) has not found all victims yet. Some people’s TD accounts are just being unlocked and they are only now finding out their funds are depleted.
Not only did they allow this redemption to happen immediately after a new bank was added, but the Pathward account name is “checking” which does not match my name. If the “fake website” theory is true, TreasuryDirect also refuses to share what the URL was and if any employees used it.

Die Frage DCA vs Einmalinvestment kommt wirklich täglich und warum sollte man das neu diskutieren.
Niemand kann dir sagen, ob deine von der Marktkapitalisierung abweichende Gewichtung besser oder schlechter laufen wird.
Die TD ist wichtiger als die TER

Sorry, how much did TD Securities just lose in their short position?

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TD Securities takes a second hit on silver short, losing $606k

https://www.kitco.com/news/article/2026-01-15/td-securities-takes-second-hit-silver-short-losing-606k
606k is not big money for TD

The problem I have with TD funds is currently a Fidelity TDF 2055, 2060 and 2065 fund has 10% in bonds. It should be zero.
Also, TD funds often have higher fees. The Fidelity TDF have an ER of .68.

Yeah I don’t trade options but based on my maths they put up about $300k ($2.4m notional) w 8x leverage.
They lost $18.50/oz ($92.5-$74) or 25% times 8.
25% of $300k is $75k.
$75k times 8 is $600k.
And agree it seems trivial for the trading arm for a bank the size of TD.