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Fidelity *might* be a little safer since they aren't publicly traded. Transfer to them usually only takes a couple days. If you want to DRS any shares to ComputerShare I would suggest transferring to Fidelity first - Schwab and TD Ameritrade can take weeks.

I'm getting alerts on TD Ameritrade that there are whale transactions happening for the Jan 2024 puts in the $30-$40 strike price range. If the reverse split happens won't the strikes on those go up significantly? Not really sure why anyone would buy those.

Quit using Robinhood and you’ll be able to actually see your tax lots and utilize different methods for sales that can help you avoid wash sales (e.g. LIFO, High Cost, Low Cost)—this is one method I employ with TD Ameritrade/thinkorswim.
TurboTax gives out discounts like candy on Halloween, I can think of at least half a dozen services I have that have offered me essentially the same discount as one another.
Additionally, if you’re trading multiples of the same contract (or stocks for that matter), you are less likely to trigger wash sales if you use All-or-None instructions for your orders because this prevents creating multiple tax lots and establishing multiple cost bases from a single order.
Good luck

I’m an SCHD fanboy like man of you. I pray to the book of Schwab nightly that my dividends rise from the dead on the 3rd month and every 3 months after that.
My question is: Do you feel that international exposure is necessary and if so, where would you prefer to put your money? In SCHY or in select international stocks (with my favorites being BHP, RIO, TD, RY, and BTI)?
What do you think? And if select stocks is your preference, what other individual international stocks do you like?
Thanks for your time everyone, both my fellow SCHD zealots and those who oppose.

Did you get your div yet? My TD account still hasn’t gotten the div for SCHD

I assume when you say TDA, you mean TD Amertrade.
You said options can be closed for no fee? I am on TDA..and they charge me .65 to close them.
Did I misunderstand what you said?

What happened on 08/29/22? This is through the TD Ameritrade app. It went to $0.92 a share. 5 year chart. I saw news of the CEO stepping down so I went to go check the price. GameStop!

TD, app to web significant diff too

For cash account, how to check if some fund is fully settled? Or **how to check the amount of fully settled fund (either from deposit or from sale of trade)? Assuming that the account includes both settled fund and unsettled fund.**
The issue is: TD Ameritrade allows you to long option/stock with unsettled deposit, for example, if I initiated a deposit of $3000 on 3/28/2023 via ACH, then the money is added to Option buying power on 3/29/2023 (before market opens).
For some other brokers, there is no such issue. If I deposit $3000 to webull, it will not be added to option buying power until 4 business days late (the deposit becomes available for option trading, only after it is settled). So it can help me to avoid Good Faith Violations.

Hello Traders,
Earlier this year we introduced members to a little-known Canadian gem that is considered a “global leader” in its high-growth tech sector. Over the following 2 weeks it saw an impressive climb:
* $0.065 in mid-February @ time of SCC Report
* High of 0.11 by March 3rd
**That’s a** **real 69% gain!**
Since our report CSE: SHFT announced two major news releases, including a **blockbuster** **$5 Millionannouncement with a** **$2.3 Billion** **per year IT giant.**
**To put this in perspective,** **SHFT’s market cap is only $3.6 Million!** **And they just announced a project with a multi-billion company that is estimated to** **bring in $5 Million+ in revenue.**
Let’s look at the two recent press releases:
1. \*SHFT announced its first revenue-generating engagement with Solutions by STC. “\**The first phase of revenue from this project is estimated to be* *US$5 million* *with the potential for additional revenue in the form of a long-term supply of goods as the smart city becomes operational.”* Solutions by STC reported revenue of **$2.3 Billion** in 2022
2. Earlier this month SHFT announced the launch of a new cloud platform designed for measurement, reporting, and verification (MRV) automation of carbon offset projects.
According to the World Bank, “***Digital MRV will be a game changer!***”
CSE: SHFT processed **5.5 Billion** **data points** in 2021 alone!
* Customers in **100** **countries**
* SHFT already has **50** **Large Enterprise Customers**
SHFT has already won several international awards:
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And SHFT is already well positioned with massive clients and partnerships with:
* **Fortune 500** Tech Companies
* National Governments
* Large-Scale Venues
SHFT is “**Trusted by businesses in** **100+ countries**” including:
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* Hockey Canada, **Telus**, **TD Garden**, **Micron**, Royal Caribbean, the CFL, **Singapore's Ministry of Health**, and **Viking**.
And considering the trends in the market, things could get even better for CSE: SHFT.
Perhaps best of all, this company is operating in an industry that is expected to see massive growth over the next several years:
* The voluntary carbon offset market was worth nearly **$2 Billion in 2021** and will grow to **$10-40 Billion in value by 2030** according to a report co-authored by Shell and Boston Consulting Group
 And:
* **Climate tech** is experiencing explosive growth, with US venture capital investment in the sector increasing by 80% between 2020 and 2021 to reach **$56 billion**.
Keep in mind:
***49 countries*** ***and*** ***93 Fortune 500 companies*** ***have committed to net zero emission targets***, and many analysts believe these numbers will only grow.
And if those number do grow then CSE: SHFT could be in the perfect position to capitalize as they are firmly established. As mentioned above, SHFT has already won several international awards for their technologies:
* **Winner** at 2022 SBR Technology Excellence Awards
* **Winner** of Singapore National Innovation Challenge
* **Winner** at TIA Technology Impact Awards 2021
* **Winner** at WSH Asia Awards 2022
We’ve already said a lot so let’s step back for a minute so that we can better introduce you to today’s featured company you’ll want to keep your eyes on ShiftCarbon Inc. (CSE: SHFT) this week.

It’s so much harder to daytrade on Fidelity than TD

TD Ameritrade Still Has GME on its restricted stock list. 1 of 3.

Selling a treasury is a taxable event. In my opinion that makes it a bit more of a pain to do. TD also has pretty wide bid/ask spreads on treasuries (it seems to me) plus a fee for each trade, so I prefer to just buy them and hold to maturity instead of trading in and out and losing a bit more money each time. In contrast, trading in and out of a money market doesn't create a taxable event - it just effects how much interest you earn. There are also no fees. I do get a bit less interest on the money market cash compared to a 3-12 month treasury (although only a small amount currently due to the yield curve shape) and I have to pay state tax on it. My treasuries are pretty short term at the moment, but if I went longer in duration and had more interest rate risk then the money market as a buffer would help me not have to sell treasuries if they went down in value.
Both do have T+1 settlement though - I looked up treasuries at TD to confirm that.

So funny, i just copy pasted from TD ameritrade, and so it showed NELX here but yes its NFLX ie netflix.

I hated TD (well was ameritade at the time) so moved to Vanguard. Left them after 20 years for Fidelity. Been super happy with Fidelity and do not see myself leaving ever. Thats not to say i wouldnt but things are super great. Assigned CFP to my account, free advice. great website, tools and research. No reason to go anywhere else.

I'm just saying that Fidelity is probably where most apes have shares that are not DRS'd. I know of quite a few personally. And if they have over 228.7M there, how many are at TD Ameritrade, IBKR, Vanguard, Merryl Lynch, and everywhere else globally?

It’s been baby steps for years. I moved on to TD Ameritrade and Think or Swim. I have had zero issues since I made the change. My biggest losses were due to ATP glitches and program errors.

Why not just open a USD account at a Canadian bank? For example here are some from TD: https://www.td.com/ca/en/personal-banking/products/bank-accounts/us-dollar-accounts

you need to call them up and tell them to close out your position. there is a phone number to call when you click on the information icon in your account. next time use chase only for equities trades and nothing fancy. these guys are idiots at anything complex, I keep my money with them purely for the private client benefits. I do my degen stuff with TD/ToS

Hello,
I currently am a TD customer and have money sitting with capital one at 3.4%. I am looking for a TD money market account but I can't find one. Thanks