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$The Toronto-Dominion Bank(TD.CA$
Canadian banks
What is the difference between TD and Royal Bank?
$Royal Bank of Canada(RY.CA$ is up 17% in the last 6 months where TD is down 3%.
For d2d banking most people prefer TD over RBC. TD has more exposure in the USA.
How did TD earnings fall so hard and $RBC CANADIAN BANK YIELD INDEX ETF CAD UNITS(RBNK.CA$ is consistent?
Canadian banks
What is the difference between TD and Royal Bank?
$Royal Bank of Canada(RY.CA$ is up 17% in the last 6 months where TD is down 3%.
For d2d banking most people prefer TD over RBC. TD has more exposure in the USA.
How did TD earnings fall so hard and $RBC CANADIAN BANK YIELD INDEX ETF CAD UNITS(RBNK.CA$ is consistent?
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pretty flat month for me, many ups and downs and i think too much stagnant positions.. looking forward for more volatility ahead
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$PayPal(PYPL.US$ stock gains 1.6% in premarket trading after CEO Dan Schulman said the company's "Buy Now, Pay Later" option surged almost 400% Y/Y on Black Friday in an interview on CNBC's "Mad Money" program.
"That's been one of the stars of the holiday season for us," Schulman said after the close on Tuesday.
Keep in mind that the company has only been in BNPL for about a year or year and a half, which means the base from a year ago was very small.
"We did some 750,000 transactions alone in one day on Black Friday," he told Jim Cramer referring to the Friday after Thanksgiving. And the company had more than $1B of process volume through its BNPL option in November. "We did over 1M first-time users for the first time ever in a month," he added.
When asked if PayPal is a "second fiddle" in BNPL, Schulman said the company has grown to one of the top three or four BNPL players in the world.
He also said the company is on track for 55M net new actives.
BNPL rival $Affirm Holdings(AFRM.US$ rises 1.6% in premarket. $Block(SQ.US$, which is buying BNPL firm $Afterpay Ltd.(AFTPF.US$, rises 0.6%. $MasterCard(MA.US$ gains 1.8% and $Visa(V.US$ is up 1.4%; both are involved in BNPL.
In the past year, PayPal's stock decline of 14% contrasts with Square's 1.3% decline, Affirm's 159% surge, and the S&P 500's 28% increase as seen in the graph below.
Previously (Nov. 28), Affirm Holdings and $Adyen N.V. Unsponsored ADR(ADYEY.US$ stocks extend gains as PayPal, Visa, other peers slip.
"That's been one of the stars of the holiday season for us," Schulman said after the close on Tuesday.
Keep in mind that the company has only been in BNPL for about a year or year and a half, which means the base from a year ago was very small.
"We did some 750,000 transactions alone in one day on Black Friday," he told Jim Cramer referring to the Friday after Thanksgiving. And the company had more than $1B of process volume through its BNPL option in November. "We did over 1M first-time users for the first time ever in a month," he added.
When asked if PayPal is a "second fiddle" in BNPL, Schulman said the company has grown to one of the top three or four BNPL players in the world.
He also said the company is on track for 55M net new actives.
BNPL rival $Affirm Holdings(AFRM.US$ rises 1.6% in premarket. $Block(SQ.US$, which is buying BNPL firm $Afterpay Ltd.(AFTPF.US$, rises 0.6%. $MasterCard(MA.US$ gains 1.8% and $Visa(V.US$ is up 1.4%; both are involved in BNPL.
In the past year, PayPal's stock decline of 14% contrasts with Square's 1.3% decline, Affirm's 159% surge, and the S&P 500's 28% increase as seen in the graph below.
Previously (Nov. 28), Affirm Holdings and $Adyen N.V. Unsponsored ADR(ADYEY.US$ stocks extend gains as PayPal, Visa, other peers slip.
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$Grab Holdings(GRAB.US$ Grab and GoTo should be very concerned with how easily SE was haul in $6.5B offering without much discount. $Altimeter Growth Corp(AGC.US$
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$Tesla(TSLA.US$ Sure go buy a new car when you are struggling with higher gas and food prices. Buttigieg is such an elitist moron.
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$Twitter (Delisted)(TWTR.US$ Another rule Twitter can choose to enforce or not enforce at its discretion.
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