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Metrobank's TD rates are kinda low compared to what you'd get from a digital bank, so you're paying for that peace of mind basically. If you're set on traditional banks check BPI and BDO too, they sometimes run promos with better rates for short terms. For flexibility you might like short term RTBs or Treasury bills, minimum hold is usually 90 days and the returns are tax free if you go with RTBs. Not quite as liquid as a TD you can break early but worth a look if you can stretch your timeline by a month.

That TD bar is screaming at me.

Laura Chen from TD Cowen a true savage, asking 4 questions instead of 2 max on the earnings call. This is $TSM response:😂😂 https://preview.redd.it/3xrom5yeskvh1.png?width=527&format=png&auto=webp&s=264f03d9fb10d72188905a082672b4537926c90f

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TER von 0,2 ist schon noch OK drüber wäre schlecht keine wie die TD ist aber der Gral gleicht seine 0,2 TER ja echt vollständig durch seine TD aus schaffen auch die wenigsten

TD did the same thing

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I mean liquid depends on each individual's definition I suppose. Almost everything can be purchased on a credit card which is essentially a 30 day interest free loan, more than enough time to get your money from TD.

TD canada. They used to be thinkorswim before sold to Charles swabs. I have the grandfathered plan from long ago.

I could never rely on TD for an EF. That seems crazy. So many people try to pull money out of there then get stopped in their tracks by needing a medallion. Imagine you have a bill/major thing that needs to be paid, and you can’t because you need to go to a physical bank to get your identity checked, then have to mail that to them before they release your funds. EF is supposed to be liquid, there are plenty of things that meet that criteria: SPAXX, VUSXX, VBIL, SGOV. An I-Bond is not that.

Haha yeah. And this is the kind of stuff the Supreme Court spends most of its time on, rather than the hot-button issues that end up in the news. Here's an article where people claim TD phone support told them it's the latter interpretation: https://tipswatch.com/2024/10/22/deciphering-treasurydirects-mysterious-gift-box-email/

I have a ledger wallet and the news lately is kinda spooky(I bought direct years ago and haven’t had issues). I do have a Schwab account that I use think or swim on that used to be TD Ameritrade before they were bought out. I’m quite interested in sending a small amount to my Schwab brokerage as it feels like having a little that is secured by a bank would be nice. What are everyone’s thoughts on this? NGL it’s exciting seeing institutional adoption!

TeraWulf ($WULF) is sitting on one of the juiciest short setups in the AI power space right now. Official short interest as of Sept 30 was already 119.4 million shares (~31% of the float). That was already spicy. But look at the last two weeks of trading: price got smashed from ~$14.80 down to $13.21 while short volume stayed stupid high (40-55% of the daily volume on most days). When price is falling and shorts are still printing that hard, they ain’t covering, they’re piling in. My estimate right now: 150–165 million shares short. That’s roughly 39–43% of the float. Days to cover was already 4.5. It’s higher now. Why the shorts are wrong (and why this can explode) TeraWulf isn’t some pure Bitcoin miner bag anymore. They’ve been quietly stacking AI/HPC power contracts like mad: Muskie campus in Kentucky just doubled contracted power to 1 GW Long-term Anthropic lease (hundreds of MW, multi-year) More capacity coming online at Lake Mariner and other sites This is power-advantaged AI infrastructure. The exact thing the market has been throwing money at. Shorts are betting the company can’t execute the build-out or will dilute itself into oblivion. Maybe they’re right… or maybe they’re about to get their faces ripped off when the next capacity update or earnings drop hits. Analysts still mostly love it (TD Cowen just initiated with a Buy and $21 target while the stock is chilling in the low teens). Consensus targets are still way above current price. The setup High and rising short interest Price has already been beaten down Real business momentum in the one sector that actually matters right now (AI power) Next official short interest report is coming soon and is almost certainly going to show an increase This is the classic “shorts got too comfortable on the way down” scenario. One decent catalyst and the covering cascade can get nasty real quick. Position: Not financial advice, but the risk/reward is looking tasty as hell from here. Diamond hands or paper hands? Your call, degeneritos! 🚀🚀🚀 (Position: long shares + some calls. Not advice. Do your own fucking research.)

Don't put all your eggs in one basket. Maya is good but check if putting it in a TD of other trad banks will yield similar results.

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IBKR won't allow a rrsp to be converted to a rrif until age 71 they said it was company policy. Tried to explain the law to them... but to no avail. Needless to say Moving RRSP -->RRIF Questrade. Questrade has bracket orders one cancels the other (oco) so hopefully they execute well. In this market (stealth bear) that's what I need. The big banks other then TD do not offer bracket orders as far as I know. TD is way too expensive good but not worth the money spent in commissions and other fees.

You know what's funny? I was going to make a post with the same title, but I don't have enough karma. I was going to spin it differently, though. Many people here kind of have a Mandela effect misquote by saying he's putting "$500M into eBay," but what's funny is he not only uses the word "transaction," but it's never really in a part of the interview which he's talking about eBay. He's largely just talking about GameStop, and the media and people in the club banking on him to fail. So, I put my tinfoil bag on, and started thinking about the recent speculation that maybe he's building his own eBay with GameStop. For the sake of argument, let's say that's true. Is there a way that we can see the word "transaction" and instead think "transition" or "transformation"? No, probably not. Then I decided to look up the various definitions of "transaction," and I came across this one: > In computing and IT, a **transaction** is a single, logical unit of related work or operations where either every step succeeds completely or all changes are rolled back to their original state. He has really been talking about his actions either being a total genius and revolutionary move, or totally fall hard and fail. Not only that, but why would he need to put $500M into an eBay acquisition? What is another $0.5B on top of the $20B that TD Ameritrade could loan him for that? With GameStop on the other hand, that's another thing entirely. It is possible that they are building a rival to eBay, they will lessen eBay's value once they make a dent in the market, and they will buy out eBay for pennies on the dollar in comparison to what they were going to pay (not to mention they'll sell their eBay position before launch and collect those profits). That could also be the "transaction" that he's speaking of in the future, but for now he's going to send this running, get warrants in the money, place attention on the stock, maybe do a share buyback, and launch a new eBay-like service that also incorporates physical store locations. This doesn't have to be it, but this might make more sense when it comes to doing something never before seen, and still works toward his use of the word "transaction." *(takes off tinfoil hat)*

Bonuses were clawed back and something like 2 dozen people were charged over similar issues at TD bank in 2024

Remember that TD Banks stock skyrocketed after they were found guilty of the same

I have a Schwab count. Margin was increased but they never turned off the buy button or went PCO. They did start requiring settled funds in order to buy GME. That was the result of increasing the margin requirement to 100%. Perhaps that is what made it so you could not buy. Either you misremember if Schwab lied to House Financial Services Committee. As you can see the table https://preview.redd.it/8bvlkwe9cavh1.jpeg?width=1640&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=027d24772000098f60c09ec8879c00a3c5941ea9 Schwab never restricted buying GME. Here’s is the full text of the notes about Schwab restrictions: "Charles Schwab & Co. Inc. (Schwab) and TD Ameritrade Inc. and TD Ameritrade Clearing, Inc. (both registered broker-dealers that are collectively referred to herein as “TDA”), which are each under common ownership and control and are part of the publicly listed Charles Schwab Corporation, responded to market events during the Meme Stock Market Event by designating nineteen (19) securities that experienced increased trading volume (Schwab/TDA Restricted Securities458) as non-marginable.459 This meant that a 100% margin requirement was in place in order for customers to purchase the relevant Schwab/TDA Restricted Securities. 460 In other words, the Schwab/TDA Restricted Securities were prohibited from being purchased on margin and could not be used as collateral for a margin loan.461 Schwab first changed the margin requirement for GameStop from 70% to 100% on January 13, 2021 and raised the margin requirements for the other eighteen (18) Schwab/TDA Restricted Securities during the week of January 25, 2021.462 TDA similarly began raising the margin requirement for GME on January 13, 2021 and raised margin requirements on the Schwab/TDA Restricted Securities during the week of January 25, 2021.463 Schwab and TDA also ceased accepting short sale orders with respect to most of the Schwab/TDA Restricted Securities and limited certain advanced options strategies with respect to the Schwab/TDA Restricted Securities that involved leverage. Schwab and TDA believed that under the circumstances these orders could expose their customers and respective firms to significant potential losses.465 For instance, both firms prohibited clients from selling naked call options on certain securities during the Relevant Period. # Importantly, neither firm restricted customers from either purchasing an equity security or # from selling an equity security already owned by customers during the Meme Stock Market Event

Oh, no. I'm sorry to hear that. That's so inconvenient. I haven't had any bad experiences with Maya so far, so I haven't had to contact their CS yet. I also make sure not to keep more than a certain amt in my Maya account. Whenever it exceeds over 500k, I transfer the excess to one of my traditional bank accounts (not to other digi banks, yes!). Sa Maribank lang ako medyo comfy mag-keep ng mas malaki. Tho I often received messages from Maya which I don't read. Calls? Idk, i never answered any calls from unknown number especially if it's calling the "number" im only using for all my bank accounts. I have a separate number for communication purposes. **I only use Maya for its high interest and physical card.** I don't even use their TD (tho it was tempting at once), and I don't pay my bills through the app either. One of my friends (who uses it for her biz transaction) had her account closed without warning, and she never got it back. Buti hindi siya nag-kekeep ng huge amount of money there as she always transfers her funds elsewhere. I guess we really have to take everyone's experiences with a grain of salt and do our own research before putting our hard-earned money into these digital banks. Buti hindi ka nawalan ng funds doon. Hayaan mo na lang sila mapagod.

TOS became a fucking piece of garbage for options trading. They made it impossible to profit purchasing and selling without losing because they mark everyone as professional and count canceled orders as actual transactions. They shouldn’t have bought TD