TD trading platform down again Grr
Given the craptastic record of online platforms (either uptime or active manipulation of the markets), it may make sense to split a portfolio across multiple platforms once it exceeds a certain size. I'm not sure what that size is, you can probably make a reasonable argument that if you can maintain at least six figures in multiple brokerages it makes sense to do that. That should keep you out of maintenance fees and keep trades in the $10 or less range.TD trading platform down again Grr
I prefer one place to see everything but that makes sense.Given the craptastic record of online platforms (either uptime or active manipulation of the markets), it may make sense to split a portfolio across multiple platforms once it exceeds a certain size. I'm not sure what that size is, you can probably make a reasonable argument that if you can maintain at least six figures in multiple brokerages it makes sense to do that. That should keep you out of maintenance fees and keep trades in the $10 or less range.
I would prefer things in one place too but there have been too many instances of not being able to execute trades while the market was open. Spreading the money increases the management hassle but at least you should always have access to a large percentage of your invested money in case a move needs to be made.I prefer one place to see everything but that makes sense.
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Waffling between hold and double down.Maybe LSPD wasnt my best idea LOL will see in a few months
I had considered double down as well but going with hold and see in JanWaffling between hold and double down.
You take the entire "million dollar" collection of beanie babies and I'll take 100K cash. Done. Next. If they push back, I'll take 10K and you take the collection.
Another few hundred million stolen from a crypto exchange. While investigation is ongoing, they have suspended all withdrawals. Great. Locking the door after the robbers have left and now I don't have access to my stuff. The spin is it was a small percentage of the assets under management but if that were true, why lock up the vast majority? I suspect further bad news is coming and the exchange won't be the one holding the bag they will probably leave users to take the hit.Ya. Funny how people think that crypto is safe and secure lol.
It’s big whales moving money. Pump and dump!
Don't worry...you'll be a billionaire again by Christmas! And broke by New Years!But I was a billionaire at breakfast , what do you mean my BigMac combo exceeds my net worth for lunch .?
Only if you don't buy the burger. You need some capital to make the buy.Don't worry...you'll be a billionaire again by Christmas! And broke by New Years!
Yup, super weird accounting going on in itrade.Most of my securities are not DRIP eligible so I use DPP which is similar but broker side instead of security side. Company pays dividend and broker buys as many shares as possible with no fee from that money. That only buys whole shares.
I checked RY which is a DRIP. It is only buying whole shares. The bookkeeping they do is strange, I will need to look at it more to see what happens. I got a dividend in cash on Nov 24. On Nov 24, that dividend was removed as cash for reinvestment. On November 29, there was a buy for as many whole shares as possible out of that dividend. All good so far, that all makes sense. On Nov 29, there was then an entry for reinvestment that added the entire dividend back as cash. That one makes no sense, I think it should be dividend minus buy back as cash. Of course the investment account doesn't provide a running cash balance to see what is going on. Once quicken is updated I should be able to see what is happening.