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# TD Cowen Adjusts Price Target on EchoStar to $155 From $129, Maintains Buy Rating

You're right that Ryan Cohen can vote out eBay's board in as little as 4 months, if everything goes perfectly without any litigation.
But Ryan Cohen doesn't have the money to buy 51% of eBay yet.
The $20 Billion TD Securities highly confident letter isn't reliable because TD wrote clauses to not lend the money to Gamestop.
So the fastest timeline to vote out eBay's board requires:
1) Ryan Cohen needs to find $20 Billion.
2) Then he needs to buy 51% of eBay.
3) Then call a vote, which takes 4 additional months.
I'm guessing this process could take a year. If it's faster then great, I'm happy for a sooner result too.

You're right, just so people know you're not shitposting, I'll detail why you're right:
1. The $20 Billion TD Securities offer seems impossible because TD wrote clauses that gives them easy excuses to not lend the money to Gamestop.
2. The 2.5 Billion dilution hasn't been voted for. So the current authorized shares is only 1 Billion which requires GME to trade at $80 to buy 90% of eBay.
3. GME's shareprice typically spikes in May-June of every year, which is too soon for Gamestop to use the next spike to buy eBay.
4. The $32 warrants are only worth $1.9 Billion, which is too little money for this merger.

1) eBay is a Delaware company, so Delaware law only requires Gamestop to buy 90% to complete a short form merger, not require 100% ownership.
This changes math a lot since Gamestop needs less money to do a hostile takeover with 90% ownership. And since this is now a hostile takeover situation, Gamestop can change the 50%/50% promise and do a different split between shares and cash to complete this merger.
The 50% shares and 50% cash offer was only relevant when Gamestop was offering a friendly merger.

2) Also there is a clause in Delware law about jumping from 15% ownership to 85% ownership to speed up a merger process. If Gamestop hovers in between 15% to 85% ownership of eBay, then the merger is forced to slow down and take longer according to Delaware law.
If Gamestop wants the fastest merger possible, then Gamestop has to rapidly buy eBay from 15% to 85% to avoid triggering the Delaware law clause about being forced to slow down.

3) If Gamestop only wants to own 51% of eBay, then no dilution is needed because Gamestop's current $9 Billion cash + $20 Billion TD funding can purchase 51% of eBay, in theory.

But the price that Gamestop buys eBay shares might be more expensive than the open market price or more expensive than the $125 price that CEO Ryan Cohen wants, because Gamestop previously chose to purchase their current 5% stake outside of regular trading hours for $117.80 per share around May 1st 2026 while eBay was trading around $106 per share.

4) Also, calculating EPS versus P/E Ratio is important.
After the merger, Gamestop+eBay is likely to have a higher Earnings Per Share, but the P/E Ratio will be decided by the market. This can cause GME's shareprice to be a little lower than expected, but honestly this merger can only happen if GME's shareprice is somewhere between $30 to $40 before and during the time of merger.

The P/E Ratio determines GME's shareprice after the merger.
It's impossible to predict GME's shareprice post-merger because only the open market can decide the new P/E Ratio of Gamestop+eBay.

5) Lastly, I think it's an open secret right now that Gamestop is currently buying more eBay beyond 5% through shares and synthetlic long call+put pairs.
Gamestop likely owns more than 5% of eBay right now.

6) Correct me if I'm wrong.

Ahh yes. I meant ACWI as an index not an etf from ishares.
I am thinking about vwce that you mentioned or WEBN from amundi. One from amundi is not exactly based on the same index, but it is still broad global index. It has lower TER but accounting for TD they are pretty much the same

I'll join the chorus: Canadian banks are the real deal. Each of RBC, TD, Scotiabank, BMO, CIBC, and National Bank of Canada have run 45 to 70% in the last year. Not one of them cut dividends in the great recession or COVID - that would be a death knell for the whole C-suite even in a crisis. HCAL.TO holds them equal weighted with 1.25 leverage and monthly distributions. Monster run for the dullest businesses around.
Good documentary on why Canadian banks and US banks are the way they are.
https://youtu.be/KiTHz8dbu1I?si=9TbBv47kKPlKk-nw
I've also made good money off Barclays, Duetche Bank, and smaller global stuff.

Good dividends and my top two - RBC and TD - are both up 80-90% in the last two years. I’m waiting for a dip to buy more of both.

#TD warns Iran to ‘get moving’ or ‘there won’t be anything left’- YAWNNNNN

It comes from TD and will press on GME's balance again clearly stated in the proxy papers you desperately don't want to acknowledge. There will be one company and if they go insolvent RC is left with nothing.
Acting like this is not how it works suggest you haven't read anything.

I did a deep dive in US banks recently and decided to look at the major players abroad, but none of them really stack up well next to US based banks. Am I missing something here? are there any opportunities abroad or at least to keep on a watchlist? many died a dogs death in 08 and never bounced back, and it seems a few have recently appreciated from rising rates the last 5 years globally. I've looked at HSBC, Lloyds, Barclays, UBS, Deutsche, Royal Bank of Canada, BMO, TD, Scotia, CM, MUFG, SMFG, MFG. the only ones I'm kinda leaning towards possibly keeping on a watchlist is HSBC, Barclays, BMO, MUFG.

Work in the financial industry and talk to technologists from all banks - JP, Goldman, Citi, Morgan Stanley and TD - none of them use Gemini prominently as per what the employees told me.

Yes I have underperformed the S&P over 4 years by a lot still. (Schwab only shows 2024 since it moved from TD) But im just glad I got my money back.
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US citizen permanent residence of a Western European country.
After having done months of research on the subject, writing down all the pros and cons (listed below), even talking (mostly fruitlessly) with various Schwab (and before them, TD Ameritrade) reps, I am still sitting on the fence wondering if I should "move" my US Schwab account to International Schwab. My main hesitation now is that it seems like a one-way street. Once I make the decision and tell Schwab I am resident in Europe, I can't ever go back (unless I move back to the US). Also, not being able to invest in ETFs would be pretty hard. Loading up on ETFs \*before\* moving is not a viable strategy. But, it is what it is. Please nudge me one way or the other.
Pros:
\- no dependence on an acquaintance's mailing address in the US
\- no worrying about whether not revealing my fiscal residency to my broker is "fraudulent" in any way
\- not worrying that I might be held liable for state tax in the US because my brokerage is registered to a mailing address there
Cons:
\- no access to US funds (mutual funds and ETFs) and CDs
\- investing in UCITS funds not advised because of PFIC-reporting hassles
\- investment choices limited to only stocks and bonds
Anything else?

TD bank takes back the letter of credit so ebay, TD bank and GME make money throigh elavated stock prices while retail looses money and become exit liquidity providers

I remember hearing that TD Waterhouse used that warehouse, anyone else remember that?

**By Andrew Bary**
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**Updated May 15, 2026 4:58 am EDT / Original May 15, 2026 1:00 am EDT**
Key points
\- The S&P 500’s 9% rise this year is largely due to a 25% tech sector increase, while other key sectors underperform.
\- Many blue-chip stocks outside tech are hitting 52-week lows, with 10 identified, often due to sector-specific issues or AI concerns.
\- Stocks like Home Depot, Zoetis, and Accenture are down significantly this year, now trading at lower valuations and offering high dividend
https://www.barrons.com/articles/mcdonalds-home-depot-bargain-quality-stocks-6165b7f8
Aside from technology, a roaring bull market this isn’t.
Several key sectors—financials, healthcare, and consumer staples—are trading below their early-year highs. The S&P 500 index’s 10% rise so far this year has been driven by a 25% rise in the tech sector.
With an effective weighting of about 50% in the index, tech is so dominant now that it can power the market even if other sectors are in the red, as healthcare and financials are this year.
“If you’re not a chip company or building data centers, you’re out of luck,” says Michael Jamison, managing partner at Griffin Asset Management.
One sign of the malaise outside tech is that many blue-chip stocks have been hitting 52-week lows lately. Barron’s identified 10 quality stocks that hit the new-lows list in the past week. Many carry 3%-plus dividend yields.
Let’s start with the king of home improvement.
“I know Home Depot is out of favor, but its scale is enormous,” says Jamison, a fan of the stock and its 3% dividend yield. There are few more dominant retailers.
Investors are worried about depressed home-building and remodeling activity, and the recent uptick in interest rates doesn’t help. The stock is down almost 20% in the past year, to $304, and trades for about 20 times estimated 2026 earnings. When housing perks up, Home Depot should rally.
As the leader in animal health, Zoetis once was viewed as a can’t-miss play on Americans’ infatuation with pets. But pet-oriented medical spending unexpectedly slowed, and Zoetis has been hammered. The stock, at around $75, is off 40% this year and 70% from its 2021 peak.
Morgan Stanley analyst Erin Wright is bullish on the stock, citing the “unmatched breadth” of the Zoetis portfolio.
The stock now trades for about 11 times projected 2026 earnings and yields almost 3%. Zoetis isn’t broken. It’s still capable of high-single-digit annual earnings growth, and there have been recent purchases by company insiders.
Accenture, the consulting and outsourcing leader, keeps telling investors that AI won’t disrupt its business, but Wall Street fears the worst, and the stock keeps dropping.
Accenture shares, at $164, are down nearly 40% this year and trade for under 12 times projected earnings for its fiscal year ending in August. It has a 4% dividend yield and has been making ample stock buybacks, which could eventually lift the share price.
A consulting initiative from OpenAI has rattled the stock lately. UBS analyst Kevin McVeigh remains bullish, noting that Accenture has the scale, “deployment capability,” and skills that upstart AI players lack. He has a Buy rating and an admittedly ambitious $320 price target.
Marsh, a leader in the property-and-casualty insurance brokerage industry, long commanded a premium valuation of over 20 times earnings as a “capital light” way to play insurance industry growth without taking underwriting risk.
Shares of Marsh and other insurance brokers have been hit for two reasons: a potential AI threat to brokerage and consulting services, and a more competitive P&C pricing environment, which is dampening revenue growth. The AI threat to the brokerage business seems overblown given the complexity of corporate insurance needs.
Marsh stock, at $160, is down 28% over the past year and now trades for 15 times projected 2026 earnings. UBS analyst Brian Meredith has a Buy rating and $235 price target, citing a resilient business model and ample capital returns.
In a K-shaped economy driven by affluent Americans, McDonald’s reliance on lower-income consumers hurting from high gasoline prices worries Wall Street.
The stock, at around $275, trades for around 20 times earnings and yields almost 3%.
“We believe risk/reward for MCD shares is attractive despite near-term pressures, given catalysts with potential to drive market share gains & strengthen U.S. sales growth, and defensive characteristics,” wrote UBS analyst Dennis Geiger in a recent client note.
Wall Street hates McCormick’s deal in March to buy the larger Unilever food business. Investors fear McCormick is overpaying, taking on too much debt, and diluting one of the better food franchises, which had been focused on spices and flavorings.
The damage to McCormick stock could be over with the shares off 31% this year to around $46. TD Cowen analyst Robert Moskow is bullish, arguing that Unilever has good brands like Hellmann’s and gives McCormick greater exposure to higher-growth emerging markets.
The stock now trades for about 15 times projected 2026 earnings—half the multiple of three years ago—and yields 4%.
Republic Services is No. 2 nationally behind Waste Management in garbage collection and recycling. It has a steady growth business with a competitive moat in scarce landfills, annuity-like revenue, and 90%-plus annual customer retention.
This year’s earning growth is expected to be subpar at around 4% but accelerating to nearly 10% in 2027. The stock, at about $208, has an above-market multiple at 28 times projected 2026 earnings. Garbage is a good business, and Republic stock is rarely cheap.
Abbott Laboratories used to be one of the most reliable big companies in the healthcare sector.
That changed this year. First-quarter results showed a decline in its infant formula business, and there was a cut to 2026 earnings guidance related to Abbott’s pricey purchase of Exact Sciences, a maker of a colon cancer diagnostic test.
The stock now looks appealing after falling 32% this year to $85. It trades for 15 times projected 2026 earnings—down from a price/earnings ratio of 25 a year ago—and yields 3%. UBS’s Priya Sachdeva is bullish, citing “the resiliency of ABT’s diversified portfolio.” The company could get back to 10%-plus earnings growth in 2027.
Medtronic, a leader in medical devices, has seen its stock fall 20% this year to around $77 and is no higher than it was a decade ago.
The potential negative impact of GLP-1 drugs on knee and hip replacements, on top of tariffs, has depressed the medical-devices sector this year. Medtronic’s business, however, is focused on GLP-1 resistant cardiology and neurology.
The stock looks inexpensive, trading for 13 times earnings in its fiscal year ending in April 2027 and yielding 3.7%. Profit growth is expected to accelerate to about 10% next fiscal year from 2% in the current one.
Danaher offers medical diagnostic products and equipment used in the biotech industry.
Those are strong end markets, but the stock is down 28% this year, to $164, as investors reacted to weak core sales growth of just 1% in the first quarter. The company has a high-single-digit long-term annual revenue target. The stock now trades for 20 times 2026 earnings. Danaher’s earnings per share are expected to rise about 8% this year and in 2027, with the company targeting double-digit long-term growth.
Write to Andrew Bary at andrew.bary@barrons.com
| Company / Ticker | Recent Price | 52-Week Change | Market Value (billion) |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Abbott Laboratories / ABT | $84.90 | -34.0% | $148 |
| Accenture / ACN | 163.99 | -48.8 | 101 |
| Danaher / DHR | 164.54 | -12.4 | 116 |
| Home Depot / HD | 304.35 | -18.4 | 303 |
| Marsh / MRSH | 160.02 | -28.1 | 77 |
| McCormick / MKC | 46.51 | -36.7 | 13 |
| McDonald's / MCD | 274.97 | -10.6 | 195 |
| Medtronic / MDT | 76.97 | -8.6 | 99 |
| Republic Services / RSG | 208.68 | -12.3 | 64 |
| Zoetis / ZTS | 75.48 | -51.3 | 32 |

The 1.9% was as of 3/31. It is unclear when GameStop completed the options purchases, nor do we know whether TD was the only supplier of options.

Thats not the case. If it were a hedge then they would also own ~5%, not 1.9%. If TD wrote 5% worth of derivatives and only have 1.9% in shares, that would mean they are naked on 3.1% of Ebay shares, which is definitely not the case.

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