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I'm with TD, there's no fee to exercise warrants when I called them about it last month.

I guess I should clarify that the fee for me is from TD direct investing.

> I still remember the last time I paid TD Waterhouse for a stock trade. I remember it like it was yesterday... Because it was. I really need to move those accounts.

Ich würde allgemein keinen ETF von Vanguard besparen, genauso wenig wie IShares etc. Wenn man mal schaut, wie die großen US-Anbieter ihre Stimmrechte einsetzen, und das mit Amundi, Xtrackers etc. vergleicht, ist das viel wichtiger als wenige Prozent unterschiedliche Zusammensetzung oder 0,05% bessere TER/TD. Ich würde immer möglichst einen europäischen ETF Anbieter wählen, am besten auch einen europäischen Indexanbieter, also z.B. Amundi Prime ETFs

MP2 can be withdrawn naman, worst case scenario, not as easily lang pero possible. Initially I started with BPI feeder fund pero realized I can do much more sa IBKR. Transferred later on. Pero mas mahirap maging consistent. Credit works better for me kasi. Pay MP2 with credit card > pay credit card with cash. Forced investment ba. Not sure what you need so much money for pero sagot ko sa question 1 mo ay credit card. It's not my money pero it can give me enough buffer time to access money na sitting in investments or time deposits. Kahit TD naman pwede hugutin if walang wala na talaga, EF included. At a loss lang.

I also use their TD, 4.5% for 60 days. However RCBC has slightly better returns. IIRC they have a 5.4% TD but with a 0.25 trust fee. However if you do the computations, still comes out better in terms of returns. the only reason i havent switched to RCBC is because i already use their services for their SP500 etf and TD for my daughter. so i just want to keep an account with MB also

The peso's been on a slide for a while now so I get the urge to hedge with USD, just keep in mind the conversion fees eat into it if you're moving smaller amounts around often. For stocks, depends if you're looking at local or foreign markets, the PSEI hasn't exactly been lighting it up lately but there are still some decent dividend plays if you do your homework. If you've got a longer horizon maybe split between a USD TD and an index fund so you're not betting it all on currency movement alone

Turning to USD TD or stocks rather than local time deposit?

New structure 1 warrant = 7 shares at 420$ exercise. Extend some, kitty run, bam 25billion in funding secured + TD capital 20b, + 5b our cash (wee out of debt obligation on run up) and we're at 55b offer of ebay. Tinfoil off now

It's free for TD cross border and BMO cross border. I have used both pairs of banks and paid 0 fees to transfer USD funds from Canada to the USD side of TD bank & BMO bank.

This is a regulatory rule in Canada nothing to do with IBKR. Just like you can’t deposit funds in brokerage from third party. You can’t link US domiciled bank account with Canadian domiciled brokerage account. No Canadian brokers will allow it. Workaround (not free and best for people who do frequent transfer): Open Canadian RBC/TD/CIBC USD account and RBC/TD/CIBC cross border US account. You can link your Canadian domiciled USD account to IBKR and then further transfer to cross border US account.

It would have been too long to add more details but they are already driving costs down with longer laterals, faster time to TD, batch drilling etc. The bigger casing they are running lets them push more fluid per well or lose less power to friction.

I wonder whose bright idea it was over at Schwab to show updated stock prices on the Watchlist in after hours. Who in the world wants to see AH prices instead of the closing price? On top of the active trader issues, this update is an absolute shitshow. Amateur hour over there…bring back TD

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90’s was peak of the American Experience, to be sure. Us Gen X saw the writing on the wall, though. New World Order, Bush presidency, the end of the Clinton presidency, and online stock trading while I was supposed to be helping move all tax preparation to computers instead of paper forms. I still remember the last time I paid TD Waterhouse for a stock trade.

Well wtf why is TD not filling my orders??

This. If they have brokerage accounts paying commissions, why would they setup stuff that doesn’t weight access/wins naturally, to those accounts. When TD owned it - ToS was pretty great. Since I’ve come back to trading, it’s a shit show. Even fills seem to take forever when there is enough volume and price action that nearly any market order should get filled.