TD
Toronto Dominion Bank
stock NYSE

Sorry, wealthsimple really screwed me, especially when I wanted to exercise calls and get the warrants they were supposed to have.
I have had too many issues and I don't trust them with my money. I initiated a transfer in December to TD, and I'm still waiting for it to get there.
Most of my GME shares are in Computershare, I used wealthsimple for long GME calls and my kraken robotics stock.

Strip sack, fumble recovery, TD?
Believe it or not, calls.

I deal with TD Bank.

That TD was a pity call

I’m thinking the Seahawks gave the Pats a free TD because they felt bad for them 🪦

No way I hit a bet on barner first TD lmao in the 4th quarter no less. Game was boring until I witnessed that 😊

Hunter Henry first TD still alive

Haha when I saw you had a kangaroo and a valcambi 50g I knew you had purchased on TD precious metals !
Not much stuff except those but at least there's stock and premium isn't bad there!

Thx for asking. No luck. I asked my Schwab financial advisor, and this was their response, which may apply to you as well:
>My team just came back to me and confirmed that we do not have statements dating back to 2004. The furthest we can go back is 10 years both for Schwab and TD Ameritrade. I have seen this several times for old shares. They are considered “uncovered” because there was no regulation in place to track cost basis between institutions at the time (pre-2010).
>That was put on the client back then – it would be different if shares were purchased now. If we don’t have any statement records that show us the cost basis, we can use a cost basis calculator to go and look at the average price on that trading date and add the cost basis manually. Best resource would be a CPA, but that’s what other clients have been instructed in those scenarios. Otherwise, we must assume a $0 cost basis.

DCA is the way. You’ll likely catch tops and bottoms. If you invest in a 401k in a TD, it’s the same.

I’ll do my best to briefly answer your question, but I would strongly encourage you to do your own research. And forgive me if you already knew most of this. VOO or VANGUARD S&P 500 ETF, is an ETF (look up ETF Exchange-Traded Fund if you’re not familiar with them). It’s up about 14.33% from a year ago (low of 442.80 back in August to a high of 641.81 on Friday). The trading platform I use is Charles Schwab. It used to be TD Ameritrade, which so so much better than Schwab, IMHO. Anyway, there’s a ton of information on these stocks and ETFs on any trading platform. Look up the fund strategy, trend analysis, momentum, volume and volatility. I wouldn’t recommend using AI when doing your research. It’s often wrong. Just trying to give you a brief overview. Hope it helps. Good luck!
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TD is asking C$5272.92 for a 50 gram combi, which is C$105.46 / gram, and platinum spot is C$92.80 / gram. That’s a 13.6% premium. Where are you seeing 5%?

$100 above spot . TD precious metals still has a few in stock

Kitco, TD precious metals

Ich würde immer den größeren Fonds nehmen, also in dem Fall den Vanguard. Die TD ist super und der Spread auch.

OP, that’s not a large amount, so you should be able to withdraw it easily. The AMLC threshold is ₱500,000 or its equivalent. You may open a USD account and consider placing the funds in a short-term mutual fund or equities if you won’t need the money anytime soon.
I personally prefer BPI or EW over BDO because BPI makes it easier to transfer funds to your peso account if the need arises; while EW allows you to easily place your $ in TD.

Sorry, wealthsimple really screwed me, especially when I wanted to exercise calls and get the warrants they were supposed to have.
I have had too many issues and I don't trust them with my money. I initiated a transfer in December to TD, and I'm still waiting for it to get there.
Most of my GME shares are in Computershare, I used wealthsimple for long GME calls and my kraken robotics stock.

Strip sack, fumble recovery, TD?
Believe it or not, calls.

I deal with TD Bank.

That TD was a pity call