TD
Toronto Dominion Bank
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This short squeeze is much more powerful than GME for several reasons. 1. It took all the power of the FED and cartel members around the world to suppress all these years. It only took a couple of hedge funds to suppress GME. THEY BLEW UP IN A MATTER OF DAYS. 2. We're not talking about some piece of paper here like we were with GME. Silver is 1 of the only 2 US Consitutional currencies. 3. The short leverage by FED and other cartel members is in the billions of ounces when NO physical exists to buy to deliver for their shorts. 4. The entire worldwide banking system is about to see a complete meltdown due to their corruption in silver. GME only took out a poorly managed 6bn dollar hedge fund in Melvin capital. 5. There is nothing they can do about it now as it's already written. The largest wealth transfer in human history is about to commence. The gatekeepers prevented the small investors from profiting on the GME debacle and corruptly so. The SEC & FINRA were on the take as well as Citadel, TD Ameritrade, SCHWAB, and what was left of Melvin among others who blocked access to the trades through their online trading platform. 6. Gme only reached a high in the 600s if I remember. Silver is guaranteed to dwarf that number in the medium and long term with intact trajectory.
Enjoy the ride and don't sell your self short.

I don’t know. With interest rates on the decline in the short end, I’ve re-allocated $ from Treasury Direct into metals in my trading accts. I never had issues with TD until today and it turned out to be a browser issue. I will continue to use the t-bills for some exposure. I especially like the state income tax shelter of gov securities.

With these issues and mentions of people losing access to their funds after login information is lost. Is it a gamble using their services for these products?
How much does the median person have with TD? Do you feel comfortable with those amounts of cash possibly becoming difficult to access?

I believe it’s being said that TD of Canada is one of the fraudsters in trouble in these markets….Yeah being an Ag “bag holder” has been difficult @ times….laughing my azz off now because try as they might…they can’t seem to move Ag down this time….Long overdue!

Any ideas why TD is down? It’s been at least 2 days that I can’t get in.

Current stats:
Single, M(28), Only Child, Breadwinner pero parents have a farm in the province. I send around 15k a month to them.

500k Pesos - BPI BanKo
200k Pesos - XRP
100k Pesos - Tonik TD
10k Pesos - Maribank (Used for regular transactions)
Starting Sept. last year, I started to earn around 150k-200k pesos a month. Sana magtuloy tuloy.
I have an outstanding 200k na CC loan from BPI, pero nasa 11k a month siya and billable siya for 2 years. So far kaya naman yung bills (around 80k a month).
Here are my goals before the year ends:
BPI BanKo - 950k Pesos (5% per annum kasi, capped at 1M Pesos)
XRP - 1.5M Pesos or 10,000 XRP (whichever comes first)
Pag-Ibig MP2 - 500k Pesos
BPI Savings - 300k (Park ko for a long term para just in case my travel opportunity that needs a Bank Statement)
Chinabank Passbook - 100k
I don't know if that is realistic or not, pero I hope kayanin? Let's see.
For Emergency Fund, yung nasa BPI BanKo siguro yung pwede kong maconsider na EF. I have Sunlife Assure naman for my insurance and a prepaid HMO from Maxicare just in case things go south.
To our financial folks, do you think this is a good financial plan?

Just be aware if you buy, the dealers and banks and mints are taking their sweet time to sell and ship. I have an order from TD still sitting in "Confirmed" since Dec 26th, and I see a similar warning at Silvergoldbull here in Canada. 

ThinkorSwim Mobile from Charles Schwab, formerly TD Ameritrade.

That depends. When does the TD mature? Is it earning tax free? How much will you lise if terminate early? I have my TDs in Peso denomination for 5 year terms earning tax free. Do the math before making rash decisions.

I did not 😭😭😭 the silver dealer i found stopped replying and TD sold out the ones i could afford. Was hoping for a bigger pullback to buy from other bullion dealers but it never did. The premiums i kept find was like 20-30 dollars ontop of spot.
Im tryna save up and try my best to buy 5oz every month. I guess were still in the buying zone if it really does sky rocket to 300+ usd an oz in the future. 100% will not be buying then haha

Like TD Bank has a clue... 🤣🤣
Didn't they lose a wheelbarrow of cash on shorting silver???
Keep it up TD‼️

I went to TD precious metal website and I waited for 3 weeks. Usually 5-15 business days but maybe it was the holidays as well that made it longer..

Oh no, actually I did not pay double. I just paid $20 more than the spot price.. i had a discounted price as a TD customer

$44.25 from TD Secuities LOL

read it in full here: https://www.lbma.org.uk/forecast-survey-2026?\_cldee=iXNXa-MBgNF\_ZqCLwghQYugLpz-GoJXZW21fBVrb9Bg8jMjIN6WpuOU7QqkH1XmA&recipientid=contact-0f46f9024fa4e71180d6005056b11ceb-a4bfe7bde7254389829d68c352c51aa6&esid=793c0f87-15f5-f011-8407-604
or TLDR summary below:
\*Silver Forecast 2026\*
Price Outlook: Silver is expected to outperform, with an average forecast of $79.57 😒 representing a massive 98% increase over the 2025 average.
\*Trading Range:\* Analysts forecast a highly volatile year with a trading range between $42.00 and $165.00.
\*Primary Drivers:\*
\* Strong industrial momentum, particularly from electrification, electronics, and AI-driven technologies.
\* Structural market deficits and tight mine supply.
\*Risks & Headwinds:\*
\* The market may be "stretched" after explosive gains in 2025.
\* Price-sensitive sectors are beginning to slow down.
\* Potential easing of tariffs or bottlenecks could unwind premiums.
\*Analyst Views:\*
\* Most Bullish: Julia Du (ICBC Standard Bank) with an average forecast of $125.00.🤔
\* Most Bearish: Bart Melek (TD Securities) with an average forecast of $44.25. 😭
if you're interested Gold here too
Gold forecast is notable..
Gold Forecast 2026
Price Outlook: Analysts are highly bullish, expecting the average gold price to be 38% higher than the 2025 average.
The forecasted trading range for the year is between $3,450 and $7,150 per ounce.
\*Key Targets:\*
\* 22 out of 28 analysts expect prices to exceed $5,000.🤩
\* 5 analysts expect prices to breach $6,000.🫣
\* The most bullish forecast anticipates highs surpassing $7,000. 😂
\*Primary Drivers:\*
\* Expectations of lower U.S. real interest rates and Federal Reserve easing.
\* Continued Central Bank diversification away from the U.S. Dollar.
\* Ongoing geopolitical tensions cementing gold's status as a safe haven.
\*Risks & Headwinds:\*
\* Retreating jewelry demand due to high prices.
\* Potential price sensitivity from some Central Banks.
\* Risk of sharp reversals due to heavy speculative betting.
\*Analyst Views:\*
\* Most Bullish: Julia Du (ICBC Standard Bank) with an average forecast of $6,050.
\* Most Bearish: Robin Bhar (RBMC) with an average forecast of $4,000 (which is still significantly above the 2025 average).

The tracking never works when I order from TD for some reason

Still waiting for my TD precious metals delivery. They sent me tracking and everything, which didn't work. Then they sent me an email yesterday saying they'll send tracking when it ships. WTF! And I ordered this December 31st...

why? TD still going down. If u sold ur position, u can buy moure share at cheap price ! Unless a) u r at same page as OP to promote TTD, which i believe still not value at all b)trolling c) who knows. LOL

Bei welchem Broker du die Anteile hälst, ist völlig egal, die haben mit den Fondskosten nichts am Hut.
Die Antwort der DKB ist aber richtig. Auf Fondsebene komme zusätzlich zu der TER immer noch die Transaktionskosten dazu. Gut von der DKB, dass sie die auch angeben.
Deshalb TD/Performance. Da ist alles drinnen. TER, Wertpapierleihe, Steuern und Transaktionskosten.

In the past, I've used T. Rowe Price, TD Ameritrade, Vanguard, Fidelity and Charles Schwab. Charles Schwab is an excellent brokerage firm. They offer good educational materials, have great customer service, and their trading platform is pretty solid. What I like most about Schwab is their API for programmatic connectivity. Fidelity would be my second choice based on these same factors.
But your priority seems to be advisory services. That factor requires more in depth consideration. Before turning over control to anyone for that amount of money, I recommend interviewing advisors from multiple brokerages before choosing one. You have to feel comfortable and trusting that your advisor is someone you can work with for potentially the rest of your life.
For the record, I believe in DIYing investments since a person can do so easily, successfully and with very little effort.