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I use Schwab. But it's because I was previously with TD Ameritrade. I find it acceptable but also haven't compared it to any other trading platform.

TDameritrade is good I agree. And trading forex on interactive brokers is great as well. I live in California. However, the margins on TD and IB are pretty high from what I know, and because of that, people with less capital oo for other brokers that have lower margin rates, like the unregulated ones overseas I’m talking about, and then get scammed by them. Regardless, futures is a much better asset class to trade than forex. If you are into trading currencies, you can trade most currencies through futures. I speak very confidently about this field of work. I’m a full time day trader, I work for a trading firm based in Germany and manage 30 million worth of client capital just myself.

And the shorts still haven’t covered, London Bankers going clown 🤡 going clown 🤡
Can-of-duhian ones too (TD)

TD Pm- Tracking finally WORKING!

…Yes, absolutely. At both Fidelity and Schwab, you cannot sweep funds into SGOV. The only difference is that uninvested funds at Schwab are swept across Schwab Bank/Schwab Trust/Schwab Premier and TD Bank at 0.01% APY while uninvested funds at Fidelity are swept into the SPAXX money money fund, current 7-day yield at 3.33%. What was the original comparison about?

If you have two jobs, you probably aren't wanting to day trade, as you won't have the time for it. Day trading requires you to sit in front of the screen, watch, and wait. Look into options trading strategies instead. They don't require you to be at your computer every morning for market open. You also don't want to be investing through TD. They charge $9.99 per trade unless you're only buying their shitty funds.

TD Sequential DeMark Signal on SILVER/USDT 15m (MEXC)

TD Sequential on XAUUSDT 1H via ChartScout seems intriguing, but I’m skeptical about relying solely on it for mean-reversion strategies without additional confirmation. The TD Sequential often needs context from other indicators or market conditions to confirm its signals. Have you checked how it correlates with volume trends or other technical indicators like RSI or MACD on the same timeframe? Also, how does it perform historically in volatile vs. stable market phases on Binance? It's easy for these patterns to give false signals, especially if the market has underlying factors like geopolitical tensions impacting gold. Curious about any backtests you might have done with this pattern on XAUUSDT specifically.

When I went to bed the price was 154 CAD at TD

TD Sequential on XAUUSDT 1H can signal potential exhaustion, but I'd look at macro context. With recent Fed hikes, watch DXY and Yields; if they push higher, Gold could struggle short-term. Check for liquidity grabs and FVGs before committing, especially around key levels.

TD Sequential Mean-Reversion Setup on XAUUSDT 1H (Binance)

TD bank does

These are largely nitpicks, I’m very happy with Schwab Bank overall:
A total revamp of the Investor Savings account; give it a decent ~3.25% - 3.30% APY comparable to the rates that Capital One, American Express, Discover, Ally, SoFi, Wealthfront, Robinhood, ETrade, etc. all have on their savings accounts, and make it possible to apply for it as seamlessly as for the checking (as in, without a paper form). I currently use a brokerage account for savings, but the liquidity of funds in an HYSA paired with a checking account at the same institution is unmatched
International wires directly from the bank accounts rather than needing to use a brokerage
Free cash deposit services at participating stores like Capital One (or maybe some sort of cash deposit agreement with TD Bank lol?)
A cohesive and unified card management experience - being able to manage and lock the bank debit, brokerage debit, and both branded credit cards all from the same place that the bank debit is currently managed and in the same app
And while on that note, a revamp of the designs of those cards to be more thematically consistent, as they look like they’re all from different eras. The brokerage debit is still embossed with no contactless or mobile wallet support and the platinum credit card could do with an optional Schwab-specific design
24/7 instant transfers between bank and brokerage, others have this but at Schwab it’s still only instant during business hours
The ability to default to the tile view for bank accounts in the app
No foreign fees on *any* card, like Capital One and Fidelity, as the Investor credit card still has a 2.7% FTF for some reason

Of course TD is down 🥴

> My point is there's not a broker without issues.... You're talking as if I moved to Fidelity I would never have a problem.
Never claimed that any broker was without issues. The difference is in how they handle the issues. If I have a problem in Fidelity (and I have), I can call a person and get it fixed immediately. I have access to professionals who will advise me on how to fix it, and will escalate as needed. In RH, your issue only got fixed after enough people complained (guessing here, but it makes sense if it was such a simple bug to trigger tied to a brand new feature).
And I will just say that I have never ever had an issue like you're describing on any of the other brokerages I use, including Fidelity, Vangaurd, Ally, E-trade, or TD Ameritrade when they existed. Never has any of them sold more than I asked, or been unclear on exactly what was going to happen with each button I pressed, or bypassed standard flows due to a critical bug in the buy/sell workflow.
> This is the first issue I've had with RH and I've been with them since 2018.
And think of the scope of the problem. It sold your assets without confirmation and the platform's first reaction was to tell you to pound sand. This time it was $700. What if next time it's ALL your assets? Or it adds a couple zeros to your options trade and puts you on the hook for millions of dollars? Can you honestly say that there's no way that would happen, based on what happened this time? And are you actually confident that if it did happen, they'd fix it for you without stress? Because again, remember, their first instinct was to tell you "lol sorry, you're SOL".
> I have tried other brokers in the past but their platforms were so behind in terms of tech and interface that it turned me off from them.
Yes, the older brokerages used to have really crappy busted apps. The main good thing that Robinhood did IMO was show the bigger brokerages that there was a market and a demand for app-based trading for regular people. Most of them have invested heavily in improving the app experience, and removed the commissions on trades for ETFs and mutual funds based on Robinhood's example.
> That's been years ago so if you have suggestions I'm willing to try them out
I haven't done options trading much, but I did on E-trade and Fidelity. E-trade was a bit better for options. Last I tried Fidelity, about a year ago, it was a little funky on info presented to you, but they've supposedly made improvements since then even.
> I actually started with Vanguard but it was like navigating a fucking geocities page.
Yeah....Vanguard is proud of their crappy interface. It's meant for people worth millions who want "set it and forget it" style trading, or who still call their personal broker to initiate trades. You can still safely ignore them.

my 1st TD with them last yr I was given the rate of 1.75% for 3mos or 2% for 1yr so if this is ur first time, they are giving u a better rate na tbh. maybe cuz its my 2nd time doing TD with them hence the generous offer..

https://www.fondsweb.com/de/vergleichen/ansicht/isins/DE000ETFL508,IE00BFY0GT14,IE00B4X9L533
Der Deka Fonds hat in 5 Jahren ca. 4% Rendite gegenüber den ETFs mit der kleinsten TD verloren.

Der Fonds ist in Deutschland aufgelegt und zahlt somit 30% auf US Dividenden. Das würde ich nicht als Vorteil sehen. Er ist teurer und TD ist aufgrund der Steuer schlechter.

Most of corporate bond funds have exit load as well.
So not good for emergency funds.
If you want to invest your savings into something safe consider post office 5 year TD at 7.7% yield (7.5 compounded quarterly )
You can still break it but like bank FDs, these have penalty as well.

You should have gone with a reputable brokerage. It’s your money, why would you hand it over to people who aren’t responsive to customer support or whatnot? Someone you need to go to a discord to communicate with? Jesus. Go to TD Ameritrade or Schwab or something.