RBC

Pure-Art8839

RBC says "buyers fatigue". I call it 'Fuckin Pussy, buy some shit'. https://preview.redd.it/y1mzbd7jp5of1.png?width=695&format=png&auto=webp&s=ae08bc01a63e81714784e819a05c46f7e052ff61

cucci_mane1

You report this as this is against the code of conduct. Ex: high up woman has affair with some dude at work. She gives huge pay raises to that dude and promotion to that dude, based on her romantic ties with that dude, over others that are more qualified. Ex: this is what happened with the ex-CFO of RBC. Shit like this is literal definition of breach of fiduciary duty to shareholders. These high up men and women are supposed to maximize shareholder value. Not cheat, have romance at work, play dirty games, corrupt office politics, prioritize favoritism over merit, etc etc.

cucci_mane1

Many ppl that make it to top do this shit, fall from grace, and get fired. Both men and women. Look at ex ceo of HP, ex CFO of RBC, that dude from Coldplay concert (lol), etc

jaydub23

For me i had to use Direct Investing in my RBC account

Objective-Muffin6842

It's even worse when you consider the largest company in Canada (RBC) still only has like a $200 billion market cap

quan42069quan

New price targets for GOOG from this morning: China Merchants - $270 from $225 Needham - $260 from 220 JPM - 260 from 232 Wedbush - 245 from 225 Deutsche - 260 from 215 Keybanc - 265 from 230 Barclays - 250 from 235 Citic - 230 from 200 RBC - 260 from 220

Jerikolol

Its GOOGIN' TIME: Oppenheimer 270 from 235 Citizens 250 from 225 RBC 260 from 220 Wedbush 245 from 225

Disastrous-Year-9238

interactive brokers or trade with RBC using points

Gilly8086

How much is the trading fee? RBC charges $10/transaction!

misteraskwhy

Quest trade sucks, TD and RBC are expensive. You can’t use robinhood without a vpn and risk losing your account. We got what we got. It has nothing to do with loyalty.

PaperHandsTheDip

TD & RBC are my two largest non-option positions

DankChronny

BMO and Scotiabank beat earnings and ran up a lot today. If RBC does the same tomorrow Im taking it as a sign that Canadian banks are just outperforming right now and loading up on TD and CIBC calls.

DrawingOk8403

Not entirely true according to ChatGPT :) Here’s the ultra-clean one-liner version you can paste straight into Reddit: ⸻ Major Broker Fines (Recent Years): • Interactive Brokers – $67M+ (sanctions, comms, reporting failures) • Robinhood – $49M (data breach, order handling) • Edward Jones / LPL / RBC / Stifel / TD Ameritrade – $9.3M (excessive commissions) • Stifel divisions – $2.2M (unsuitable leveraged ETPs) • Apex Clearing – $3.2M (securities lending violations) • Multiple firms – $390M+ (unmonitored WhatsApp/text comms) • Wedbush – $2.3M (capital, wire, reporting failures) • Forex.com – $2M+ (CFTC/NFA compliance issues) • Raymond James – $26M+ (AML, Ponzi supervision, email

AproposName

By all means, listen to OP and post your loss porn. I’ll stick with my 16 years of industry knowledge up to exec roles in the industry. Including at an insurtech currently. Insurance is a whole different beast. Regulatory and capital constraints restrict a companies ability to continue heavily investing in tech if they aren’t profitable. They can set up holding companies to pay for it and keep it off the yellow book, but only if they can justify the cost being allocated elsewhere. That still doesn’t help the capital requirements for RBC and BCAR in the US. If you’re going to invest in insurance, you need to read the GAAP financials and the STAT filings to get a good sense of their true growth potential.

deflatable_ballsack

no, they’re not firms with larger caps than 60b their TAM is limited by approx: - firms with enough FCF to justify a contract (from precedent > 500m revenue) - firms with highly complex multi national, multi-stakeholder operations - firms with massive data integration challenges and high stakes decision making - The targets are therefore giants in aerospace, pharmaceutical, energy grids, logistics, and govt/military. - the above already excludes the vast majority of companies. - small firms can’t justify it and have much more cost effective solutions - majority of large firms are *already Palantir internally* i.e. Apple, Toyota etc - “Only 29% of large companies lack full upstream and downstream data integrations with governance roles in place” - Mckinsey - Government contracts are inherently limited in scope, and foreign governments/firms are naturally difficult to acquire (Palantirs Europe TCV actually decreased YoY). Going by the above criteria, that’s how I got to approx. 20b (which I also still think is a bit high). And for your final point: - “only 2 out of 12 analysts rate Palantir as “buy” or equivalent, with 7 “hold” ratings and 3 “sell” rating” - Morningstar analysts directly acknowledge the TAM issue, describing Palantir’s TAM as “truly a trillion-dollar question that is unfortunately laden with assumptions”. They assign Palantir a “Very High Uncertainty Rating” - Critically, Morningstar warns that “if our bear case on TAM emerges, the shares will likely prove worth far less than we expect” - Jefferies maintains an “underperform” rating with a $60 price target (62% downside from current levels), with analyst Brent Thill noting that while Palantir shows “strong fundamentals,” its valuation is misaligned with even the most optimistic growth projections - RBC analyst Rishi Jaluria explicitly accused Palantir of “AI washing,” stating that “actual technologists who are deep into AI and machine learning are expressing skepticism around Palantir” In my opinion, anyone who is invested in Palantir is going to get burned hard. The company is trading purely on the greater fools theory.

2Hosslovescash

RBC

Conscious_String_195

Yes this. I created a bond ladder of individual corporate bonds to lock in higher rates offered now. Should hold their value or appreciate when rates eventually get cut and hold to maturity, worst case. (JP Morgan, Deutsche Bank, RBC, Walmart, etc.) CLO funds too.

OpinionMedical8744

RBC direct investing is running me about 30 bucks a trade for Canadian options.

catSnakeSupreme

The USA jobs downward revision was last week. Canada has pretty trustworthy numbers, and it gives a good sense of where things are headed. RBC economics things were approaching or at the bottom of job losses. The USA and Canada are also strongly related markets. Plus, the rest of the world does exist, and has investment opportunities.

Thoughtful_Tortoise

RBC Capital gave Palantir a price targe of 45, lol

canuckstothecup1

From the article you shared. “Around 86 per cent of the value of Canada's exports to the U.S. have the potential to qualify for that exemption and cross the border without tariffs, according to an analysis by RBC Economics.” Maybe try reading.

canuckstothecup1

RBC's analysis suggests that more than 94% of Canadian exports to the U.S. are likely compliant with USMCA rules of origin.

apurvanataraj

Asked for 30 through RBC, and nothing yet. Sucks to be in Canada and not be able to sign up for RH or SoFi !!

0DTEKing

RBC, BoA, Wesbush, Openheimer all given MSFT PT $600-$700

deviltrombone

An infinite PE stock is down a little over 1% constitutes "diving"... OK. That makes about as much sense as RBC reiterating TSLA this morning as "Outperform" with PT $325 - when it's at $325.

Stonkasaurus1

I use TD and RBC for discount trading. Both will skip the stop if it gaps after hours.

Charizard3535

That's for non usmca compliant goods, bessent said Canada 75% is free trade, RBC estimated it could be 94% if paperwork is done. Canada and Mexico are exempt from 10% baseline.

MisterSauz

heres my dd: (not ai, about 12 hours of backwards looking through 99 garbage sources and about 1-2 good ones, Rocket Companies is expanding beyond just being a mortgage lender, priced around forward fair value in my eyes, but struggling recently. report sourcing various catalysts is too blurry to post but can be asked for in replies * Jefferies raised PT from $11.50 → $14.00 * Goldman Sachs: $16.00 * RBC: $18.00 (bull case) * Current price: \~$16.01 (as of July 22, 2025) Obviously outlooks short term don't look great, Rocket Companies is going through a strategic change. It is currently developing into a vertically integrated real estate ecosystem after previously being perceived mainly as a mortgage lender. This presents several problems short term with integration costs and all that, however, Rocket now has complete control over the home-buying process, including search, financing, and servicing, thanks to the acquisitions of Redfin and Mr. Cooper. They are in a position to simplify client acquisition and discover platform-wide synergies thanks to this consolidation. FCF shows to improve, revenue is projected to grow 20% q/q even by bearish standards, and the company is poised (and expected) to deliver 30+% CAGR through near the end of the decade. Ignoring options activity and current float and SI, its still a solid play, but at 67% on a tiny float, it doesn't take much to move this, not even good news, just a LACK of bad news. Additionally, rapid margin growth can be expected as volumes and applications rise q/q/q P/S P/B and forward values are in line or BEAT peers, even compared to hot names like SOFI... Agree or not, the housing market is on its way back up at some point, and I plan on riding this $RKT with it, cheers.

b1mm3rl1f3

RBC I guess

n33bulz

Rofl. Usually when RBC Capital gives a buy rating it usually mean time to sell.

Fmalmahey

Hello!  - Seeking insight/advice on managed funds & brokerages I recently was fortunate to receive an inheritance spread across numerous brokerages.  Over the past 3 years I’ve consolidated it down to 2, and I’m about to make the last change to bring everything under 1 roof. I’m looking for insight from anyone who has gone through this or a similar situation.   At this point I’m comfortable with paying the brokerage fee’s, as I don’t feel educated enough to take on managing the funds myself quite yet.  My main questions and concerns are with the unrealized gains that have accumulated over the years, and if its worth it to rebalance/reinvest if I go choose a brokerage that mainly invests in ETF/funds vs individual stock.  I’m currently with RBC and Edward Jones which mainly have individual stocks, but have met with JP Morgan and Texas Capital which would be more ETF/fund heavy.  Likely wont stay with RBC for several reasons, and I’ve been told by several managers that the EJ account is a mess.  Main reason for creating this post:  \-          Looking at around 300k in unrealized gains that would take several years to reinvest if done slowly to lessen the tax burden.  The majority of this is individual stocks. \-          If you went with the rebalance/strategy change route, do you feel it was worth it in the long run? Side info that would be fantastic to know: \-          Leaning towards JP Morgan(lowest overhead & clearest investment strategy), do you have positives/negatives to share? \-          Any other companies that I should interview with or have an overall better satisfaction/return rate? I appreciate any info you can share, and if you need more specific information, just let me know.  Thanks!

Destind99

my broker (RBC DI) didn't give me an option until today - my CLBR shares didn't change until this morning, so i got caught that way … my first (& last) SPAC - lessons learned

johnnyfuckingmarr

CIPF (Canadian Investor Protection Fund) covers security investment insurance for individuals, as long as you are with a member bank or brokerage (which is basically every bank/brokerage in the country.) I forget the total coverage but it’s something like $1m for each account. Holding stock directly in your name is not necessarily more secure. It is definitely more expensive and way less convenient and liquid. In a world where TD and RBC are going bankrupt your stocks certificates under your floor boards are probably worthless anyway and even if they’re not you would need to add them to a brokerage account to trade them anyways.

Charizard3535

Over 90% of imports from Canada and Mexico are under uscma per RBC estimate. And they are top two countries. Most imports already have 0 tariffs.

managemoneywell

Eh. They don’t excite me. Neither do the big firms. Honestly comes down to the team or advisor vs the firm. My guy works at RBC but was at Merrill for 30 years before that and nothing is much is different..It’s much more the advisor than anything else I feel.

Foxtrot_Uniform_CK69

Sell the CRCL and buy RBC

eldarwin

A! I was wondering when I was going to get my shares. I reached out to RBC and they said usually from 5 to 15 business days but I somehow got the impression they didn't know... this seems to be an answer that did came from a source. Thank you

JustBoatTrash

https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2025-06-27/tesla-s-800-billion-robotaxi-dream-is-finally-facing-reality Tesla’s $800 Billion Robotaxi Dream Is Finally Facing Reality - Bloomberg On generous assumptions, Tesla’s core EV business, generating 75% of gross profit but with falling sales, might be worth roughly $50 per share, only 15% of the current price. 1Much of the remainder relates to expectations around self driving. RBC Capital, for example, ascribes 59% of its price target, or $181 per share, to robotaxis and a further $53 to monetizing Full Self Driving technology. Combined, that is a cool $815 billion based on double-digit multiples ascribed to modeled revenue — not earnings — 10 to 15 years from now because, after all, it relates to businesses that barely make money today. Subject to revision, then, but that works to Tesla’s advantage. Consider: Over the past two years, Tesla’s EV business has stalled, its Cybertruck launch has flopped, a promised low-cost model remains elusive and earnings have slumped. Yet since Musk pivoted hard toward robotaxis and robots in early 2024, its multiple has more than doubled to around 140 times forward earnings. Calls

omegacrunch

Consider the following, OP is out an extra $70 due to RBC outrageous fees

omegacrunch

Was just gonna say this. As a fellow RBC customer, fk those fees lol. I was a degen and bought shares of Wolfspeed and thanks to the fees id lose money selling overall because of the fee hah. Glad I didnt go all in on that

Bigjoe92

Fuxking wild! This is why I moved off RBC and just held my losses lol

Intelligent_Age7328

While you try to sell them, RBC is still gonna charge you $9.95 for each transaction 😂😂😂😂😂😂 add to your loss.

ChiGuy6124

"It's remarkable to have such a limited risk premium in the face of this uncertainty and potential for escalation," oil scholar Ben Cahill of the University of Texas-Austin told Axios via email. There's geopolitical risk premium built into what's a well-supplied market — you can see the initial jump when Israel struck Iran on June 13. But prices are not heading into orbit despite Iran's parliament weekend saber-rattling about closing the Strait of Hormuz. Brent prices rose around 5% when trading opened last night but quickly fell back. By mid-afternoon Monday, they had fallen sharply — to under $70 a barrel — after Iran attacked the U.S. military base in Qatar in retaliation. Traders don't appear to believe — for now — that the conflict will expand in ways that significantly stymie oil flows in the region. "The market continues to shrug off more geopolitical risk than I would have thought possible a few years ago," Cahill said. "But that's been the story of the oil market since Oct 7, 2023, and arguably since Abqaiq," he said, referring to the 2019 strikes on the vital Saudi crude oil stabilization center. The aftermath of Iranian proxies' strikes on the site offers a lesson, said Ellen Wald, a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council. "Traders learned from the Abqaiq attacks that Aramco has incredible reserves of crude oil stored away and the ability to tap into that to ensure the uninterrupted flow of oil." With the Saudis currently holding back considerable output, an oil market disruption would be temporary, she adds. Wald told Axios it would be "incredibly difficult" for Iran to block the strait that handles about a fifth of the global oil trade. Iran retains capacity to interfere with the strait in ways that prompt shippers to avoid it, RBC Capital Markets' Helima Croft said in a note, though extended closure would be very tough given the U.S. Navy's Fifth Fleet in Bahrain. "\[W\]e do not believe it is a 'full closure or nothing' scenario when it comes to the waterway, and Iran may deploy their asymmetric capabilities to raise the economic cost of the combined US/Israeli operations," she writes.

Mobile-Bar7732

No, I'm in Canada. The banks TD, RBC, BMO, CIBC, Scotia only trade from around 8 am to 5-5:30 pm. Premarket starts 4 am and Extend market ends at 8 pm.

ubiquitous-rarity

Help choosing ETFs Hey all, 34 year old here with annual income of about 120k CAD. I have $50,000 that I threw into a redeemable GIC last December until I got my head on straight and figured out what to do with it. I would like to invest it all in ETFs, but am unsure specifically which ones and why. If any of you had 50Gs to invest, where would you put it? I bank with RBC and live in British Columbia if that makes a difference. I'm looking for specifics here if anyone is kind enough to share their knowledge. I don't know when I'll need to pull it out, but probably not for at least a couple years if at all. Hopefully it will just grow into my retirement money. Bonus question: I was doubling up on mortgage payments for the longest time because I just didn't know what to do with my money (mortgage rate is 5.22%). Is this a dumb idea and I should just invest the extra money rather than put it on the mortgage? Thanks all

GamblingMan420

For someone your age, 30 years is a better investment horizon. That being said, picking stocks is incredibly difficult to do, very hard to beat the indices. If I were you, I would put 80%-90% in $VOO, then pick a few stocks you have confidence in for the remaining 10%-20%. I personally am invested in robotics actuator hardware like $RRX and $RBC, but that’s just my personal guess. I also have $SOFI which is a bank that I use. It’s always good to think about growth of a company when picking a stock, so researching what you use all the time can be helpful.

OddAdhesiveness6435

Quantum BioPharma (QNTM) has hired legal representation for a significant legal battle, specifically targeting alleged stock price manipulation by several financial institutions. The company has filed an amended complaint seeking damages exceeding $700,000,000 USD from CIBC World Markets, RBC Dominion Securities, and others, [according to GlobeNewswire](https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2025/05/05/3073947/0/en/Quantum-Biopharma-Files-Amended-Complaint-Against-CIBC-World-Markets-RBC-Dominion-Securities-and-Others-Seeking-Damages-in-Excess-of-700-000-000-USD-for-Possible-Stock-Price-Manipu.html). The lawsuit names Freedman Normand Friedland LLP and Christian Attar as legal counsel, both known for their expertise in securities litigation and market manipulation cases, [according to Stocktwits](https://stocktwits.com/news-articles/markets/equity/how-this-4-stock-is-taking-on-wall-street-s-big-banks-with-a-700-million-lawsuit/cJaVF8cR1Z). This action is part of Quantum BioPharma's broader strategy to address what they believe is wrongful activity impacting their stock price.  This is a company that is activily fighting naked shorting. By DRSing shares, they are in the process of locking them up. They have more shares DRS's than GME in weeks. If you hate naked shorts like i do, join the fight. Stock is going up and as more people buy and lock them up, the stock price will continue to go up. If you buy, DRS your shares or set a high sell order.

AnyPortInAHurricane

RBC

Son_of_Sephiroth

RGC would like a word with RBC

Historical-Egg3243

"“It is our understanding that it would be extremely difficult for Iran to close the strait for an extended period given the presence of the US Fifth Fleet in Bahrain. Nevertheless, Iran could still launch attacks on tankers and mine the strait to disrupt maritime traffic,” said Croft, head of global commodity strategy and MENA research at RBC."

PunMaster357

Love the setup! Tesla may disrupt, but RBC and 81% analysts see more upside than downside. If it flips 83.84 with volume, this could be a high‑alpha trade

slick_bubba1

Hey bro it might sound dumb but why not ask the person that knows. What is an interactive broker, RBC? ASX?

Affectionate_Back548

i also have questrade. i opened up recently. i dont like RBC trading either.

jeeeeeeperz

Your biggest mistake is using RBC direct trading. Utter trash broker UX

AsleepQuantity8162

RBC Direct Investing! Yeahhh boi

LokiPokee

No I threw $3700 and watched it for 2 years go down -80%. They got bought out and I switched most of my stuff to interactive brokers and stopped using RBC around the same time. I would of sold this and transferred the cash if i could trade the ASX

Emergency-Pea-4574

I am extremely new and green to investing. I just turned 30 and I want to start investing what I can each month and have it grow over the next 30-35 years until retirement. How would you recommend I invest this money? I am just looking for pointer/tips so that I can do some more research into what it is I want to do. And yes I know I have a lot of research and learning to do. For context, I am Canadian with a direct investing account TFSA account with RBC. Not sure if this information matters.

cryptohorn

RBC Capital analyst Rishi Jaluria downgrades Salesforce (NYSE:CRM) from Outperform to Sector Perform and lowers the price target from $420 to $275.

lowther1

Also Scotiabank is perhaps ranked only 3rd of the big six banks. RBC and TD hold spots 1 and 2.

Fluid_Cat2269

ScotiaBank has a reputation of unnecessarily expanding into Latin American and then getting its ass spanked every couple of years. The big ones to watch are RBC and TD. No, Canada isn’t screwed. It will be a bumpy ride but the Orangeclown will eventually cave it trying to fleece countries

Dark-Knight-Rises

Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) is safe. Anyway relax Scotia has Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation (CDIC), which insures eligible deposits up to $100,000 per insured category at each member institution.

SlfImpr

[https://finance.yahoo.com/news/how-retail-investors-won-round-one-of-tariff-market-volatility-132041127.html](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/how-retail-investors-won-round-one-of-tariff-market-volatility-132041127.html) **How retail investors won round one of tariff market volatility** >"I have to give retail a back-clap because they had been buying the dip all the way through," RBC Capital Markets derivatives strategist Amy Wu Silverman said. "It was really the institutional investor base that massively de-grossed \[i.e., reduced exposure to financial markets\]. So they're the ones who actually have to catch up right now." Data from investing platform Public indicates that investors who[ bought the dip](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/should-you-buy-the-dip-veteran-trader-explains-why-it-isnt-always-the-smartest-thing-to-do-143005061.html) between April 3 and May 9 earned a nearly 12% return.  "The pickle that an institutional investor is in ... \[is\] you're usually benchmarked to the S&P 500," she said. "So the S&P 500 goes up 15%, and you went up 5%. That's not great." It can be hard to justify fees if you're not beating the benchmark. Silverman calls this "career risk," which she said is something that isn't talked about enough. Retail investors benefit from a longer time horizon that institutional investors can't enjoy, since they are judged annually.

foggy-moonlight

Wise to do the 2.5 p as a hedge! I'm quite bullish so probably won't do puts, if the data disappoints I'm just going to hold the shares long term as I know they are working on PTSD and Anorexia. But yeah, this is a very exciting time and recent comments by the CEO at the RBC Capital investment confidence hinted that they are quite please with what they have seen so far and it's unlikely to disappoint. If Fed cuts rates in July on top of it I think this could really fly as lower rates tend to be excellent for biotech/growth stocks.

_hiddenscout

Some $ESE news: RBC Bearings to acquire VACCO Industries for $310M in cash RBC Bearings (RBC) "announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire VACCO Industries from ESCO Technologies Inc. (ESE) for $310 million in cash. With headquarters in South El Monte, California, VACCO is a prominent manufacturer of valves, manifolds, regulators, filters, and other precision components and subsystems for the space and naval defense channels. The Company's products are highly engineered mission-critical components, designed to perform seamlessly in extreme environments. For the 12-month period ending March 31, 2025, VACCO generated revenue of approximately $118 million. The business will be integrated into RBC's Aerospace and Defense segment upon closing of the deal."

Rausch

"RBC Raises Price Target on Rivian Automotive to $112 From $97" Uh, wat.

Fluid_Cat2269

How much of these institutions holding Tesla are passive institutional ownership (because of the index ETFs they offer clients) and how much is active institutional ownership (ie their investment team making active bets)? As for National Bank of Canada, despite their name, they are actually a Quebec-based regional bank, ranking outside Big 5 Canadian banks (RBC, TD, ScotiaBank, BMO, CIBC). So it’s likely their asset management division that’s holding shares.

Glad_Position3592

They haven’t. Like pretty much every economic situation, the effects lag the cause. We likely won’t see the full impact of the tariffs for months. RBC is still estimating inflation to peak above 4% in 2025 — even when accounting for the China deal. We might see it in May, we might not

Tax1997

I think WealthSimple is fine. I use it for my RRSP, TFSA, non registered accounts. I was with RBC, TD and QuesTrade before. I have never used options, so I can’t comment on options pricing. Otherwise, 0 commission trading works for me. Since I have over $100,000, my US money stays in US dollars when I sell (which I do rarely). If your account value is small, by US stocks via Canadian ETF; then there will be no conversion issues

avocadoroom

ahhhh RBC

Nameisnotyours

The same happened to me with RBC. Mediocre returns, “advisers” often in the golf course and “advice of the most anodyne sort because management doesn’t want the liability of some dumbass giving advice.

Eastern-Job3263

I’m gonna dump more money in RBC

moonkiska

Wrong. CBOE absolutely has market makers and routing partners. Here is a list: ```Akuna Securities LLC All Options USA LLC Barclays Capital Inc. Belvedere Trading LLC Black Edge Securities LLC BNP Paribas Securities Corp. BofA Securities, Inc. BTIG, LLC Casey Securities LLC Citadel Securities LLC Citigroup Global Markets Inc. Consolidated Trading LLC CTC LLC Dash Financial Technologies LLC DRW Securities, LLC Dynamex Trading LLC Geneva Stock, LLC Global Execution Brokers, LP Group One Trading LLC HAP Trading, LLC HRT Financial LP IMC Securities LLC IMC-Chicago, LLC dba IMC Financial Markets Instinet, LLC Interactive Brokers Corp. J.P. Morgan Securities LLC Jane Street Capital, LLC Jane Street Options, LLC Jefferies LLC Jump Trading, LLC Lakeshore Securities, L.P. Lamberson Capital LLC Marathon Trading Group LLC Matrix Executions, LLC Maven Global Markets Trading LLP Morgan Stanley & Co. LLC National Financial Services LLC Old Mission Capital, LLC Old Mission Markets LLC Optiver US LLC RBC Capital Markets, LLC RQD* Clearing, LLC SG Americas Securities, LLC Simplex Trading, LLC SpiderRock EXS LLC Sumo Capital LLC Susquehanna Investment Group Susquehanna Securities, LLC TJM Investments, LLC Tower Principal Markets LLC TradeZero America, Inc. TRC Markets LLC UBS Financial Services Inc. UBS Securities LLC Vanaheim Securities, LLC Velocity Clearing, LLC Virtu Americas LLC Vision Financial Markets LLC Walleye Trading LLC Wells Fargo Securities, LLC Wolverine Execution Services, LLC Wolverine Trading, LLC X-Change Financial Access, LLC XR Securities LLC```

MutaliskGluon

If i go check my amount of USD, my wifes amount, then add in our home equity to come up with a Net Worth... I get that 31% of our net worth is in USD. And her stuffs all in RBC which allows norberts gambit to exchange without fees. So my WS portion is only 20% of the total Net worth so its not a big deal

Apoptosis-Games

I almost want to just glimpse 50 years into the future to find out if the new world currency ends up being Retarded Butt Creampie coin. Ah yes, the good old $RBC...we'll endearingly refer to them as 'tardies' in causal conversation.

aznkor

U.S. banks aren’t allowed to operate in Canada, yet we allow TD and RBC to have branches here. Mexico doesn’t allow certain U.S. agricultural products, yet we freely import their avocados, limes, and tequila. Do you understand that this tariff issue is the other side of the same coin as “it’s wrong for multinational corporations to exploit cheap/slave labor in third world countries”—traditionally a progressive liberal position? Your arguments make it seem like the 1999 Seattle WTO and 2011 Occupy Wall Street protests were right-wing movements. It’s been proven that Trump isn’t a Russian agent. Reply with proof to the contrary. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-59168626.amp Treason has a very specific legal definition in the U.S. Constitution, so it’s not cool to be so flippant about it: “Treason against the United States, shall consist only in levying War against them, or in adhering to their Enemies, giving them Aid and Comfort.” Regarding why he did it, tariffs were a cornerstone of his campaign: https://www.theguardian.com/news/audio/2024/dec/16/the-most-beautiful-word-in-the-dictionary-donald-trumps-tariff-plan-podcast All of my comments have been logical and backed up by sources. It’d be better for your argument if you craft it with reason and evidence, instead of *emotionally* making general (and unfactual) claims. Unless, you’re just trolling.

Oldmanyoungmoney

Same way as this time in 2020. Opening up the mortgage and asking for more cash. Hoping timing works out. Getting another 200k on April 30th. I’m Covid missed some of the gains as timing was off by 20 days or so. Last time bought 100k of RY. Dividend was like 10% at that time. And RBC (RY) gave me the loan at 1.5%. Seemed like a no brainer. Stock doubled and they paid me dividends to pay their loan.

Soopy9

RBC Dominion Securities, 'nuff said

IBetThisIsTakenToo

> The claim says RBC advisers failed to understand and support DeVocht's evolving wishes to "essentially retire" by liquidating his Tesla options and moving the wealth into secure investments that would generate passive income. I mean I’d like to see what the correspondence looked like, but at some point this is on you dog. If I had turned $80k into >$100m and I wanted to cash out it would not be difficult to understand my wishes. If that shit didn’t happen promptly I would be at the broker’s house the next morning waking his ass up. His neighbors would know I was ready to sell

defnotIW42

RBC SPY baseline now 5500 for THE YEAR

rcbjfdhjjhfd

Block and Morgan Stanley announced layoffs. Deloitte pretty much eliminated their entire government consulting arm. Mass Federal United health RBC, all doing buyouts and layoffs

Right_Archivist

Now? I sure hope you aren't selling now of all times. If you've got any capital in US-based ETF's then at this point you might as well just hold... unless you actually think the SP500 is reaching $0 by tomorrow. GSachs, JP, Morgan Stanley, RBC, and even Bloomberg all concede a $6500+ S&P500 by December.

racks_long

Bro I’ve “worked” with NT before. Top 5 of financial companies that don’t know what they’re doing along the likes of RBC, Santander, and Citi.

Euphoric-Magazine300

Y3ah RBC downgraded it today.

LowPr3ssure

Brother, have you not been looking at the number of articles trying to pump stocks clearly on the edge of a cliff. RBC Capital Markets & friends coming out and saying everything going on with Elon/Tesla is simply noise and should be ignored. The level of delusion in permabulls is insane, at least bears can point to statistics to back up their current investment thesis.

_hiddenscout

RBC's 'View' regarding NXT as for the report is as follows: "We are initiating coverage on NXT with an Outperform rating and a $55 price target. NXT has built a track record for continued operational improvement and has made structural enhancements the past few years that are resulting in more favorable cost absorption. The company's unique product design can reduce overall system cost and its industry leading software (TrueCapture) can be a significant value add for customers. We believe there is upside to FY26/27 consensus estimates and believe a valuation premium to peers is warranted given the strength of the balance sheet and FCF optionality."

ChristUnfoldedIs

Mhm. I mean, it certainly didn’t seem predictable to other folks I talked to in January. I saw my buddy who manages a fund for RBC at a surprise party and he called me an idiot and bet me $20 it would blow up in my face lol. Even though it’s looking like it might pan out for me, and thank GOD I did the same for my retired parents, but I still wouldn’t run around recommending people try to time the market. The pitfalls of that strategy are almost literally the first thing you learn about investing for most people. But sometimes it is easy. When I saw the way it ran bc Trump got elected I had to pinch myself. The collective memory is so short, and it was so clearly an opportunity to make a lot of money twice. Everything I’ve done so far this year has been blatantly obvious meme bullshit. The whole world has been waiting for the right moment to call BS on Tesla’s valuation, and when I saw the sieg heil I went “there’s the starting gun” and started shorting. Sometimes it pays not to overthink it. It is VERY unusual to have people as influential as Elon and Trump putting their finger on the scale every day. You read a headline, and then you watch the line react. Never seen anything like it, and it has me tossing out the rule book.

MadUohh

Best for me is RBC at -9.8%. But my RDDT is still better at 30% total return over RBC's 11% even after the -20% on RDDT in the last week's lol

RandomGuyNamedChris

puts on canadian banks TD, RBC and BMO

ChristUnfoldedIs

I was sitting in RKLB for years and I don’t know what to tell you about my buddy at RBC. Gonna see him in Banff in two weeks. Cope as you must 🤷‍♂️

ChristUnfoldedIs

If I’d listened to these condescending twits who spit aphorisms instead of ditching my individual stocks in January I would have lost sooooo much money. Obviously that has a lot to do with what stocks I was in, but we haven’t even begun to feel the fallout of the mad king. They cannot fathom that what’s going on right now has no analogue in their lifetime. As a person who sold RKLB in January and started betting against TSLA when I saw the sieg heil, it’s absolutely bonkers talking to people on here. They all sneer “We’ll see how THAT works out for you” while I’m already sitting on a pile of money and literally saved my retired parents hundreds of thousands. And what I did was so simple! Like, just the most obvious shit. “Oh, Trump uncertainty is gonna crush anything with highly speculative value” and “Oh, becoming an open nazi is bad for sales” Don’t listen to these fools and overthink it. Step out before he announces our exit from NATO or one of his standoff escalated into a genuine trade war or more metrics start rolling in about what happens when you stab the American workforce in the heart. It’s inevitable. You are being provided an extended window to protect yourself by virtue of the hubris you see in this comment. Several of my oldest friends are pros—one of them manages a huge fund autonomously for RBC. They’ve all made careers on defiant optimism, and what you see in these comments is the way that sensibility trickles down to avid amateurs. They’re all going to eat a lot of shit in penance.

TintinButWithCats

The crazy part is he could still fail while winning: "B.C. man sues RBC after earning then losing $415M on Tesla stocks" [https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/man-sues-over-tesla-stocks-1.7343048](https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/man-sues-over-tesla-stocks-1.7343048)

Great-Ad-4416

and what would that be? serious question: stock price is based on compnay's future profitability. canada has the following fortuen 500 companies Thomson Reuters (Media & Information Services) Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) (Banking) Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD Bank) (Banking) Enbridge (Energy) Power Corporation of Canada (Financial Services) Suncor Energy (Oil & Gas) Manulife Financial (Insurance) George Weston Ltd. (Retail & Food) so what would you invest in that's better than the U.S.? let's get real. in the last 20 years, Canada has give up its tech sector (remember ATI? BlackBerry? Nortel? Bombardier?) and defence sector (they use to have the one most advanced jet, the CF 105). and now all they have is bank and energy, and let's not forget they don't actually have the capability to refine their heavy crude oil, and have to sent to the U.S. refinary at ... get this.. lowest price of any kind of oil market. even lower than that of Russian oil which is heavily sanctioned.

Ordinary_Basis_1599

in the immediate day after a federal government shutdown the market median drop was -2%. In the preceding 10 days to a shutdown the median decline was 10.2% (Per Lori Calvasina of RBC Capital). AFTER the immediate shutdown drama reaction sell-off, the market has rallied over time. Sometimes it has gone up durning the shutdown, sometimes now. However a government shutdown will mean the next day the market drops and probably 2%. Do your own research. Or show me I'm wrong, and I'll let Lori know.

givemeyourbiscuitplz

In the past 25 years, the TSX and the S&P500 had very similar return in CAD. Articles in 2022 from RBC give a 8.07% annualized return for the TSX and 8.26% for the S&P500. Considering the robust performance of the S&P500 since 2022, that gap is probably bigger now, but nothing exceptional.

Ok_One_8106

I mean one was down one was up between BMO and CIBC. Maybe you are considering something I am not. I would buy calls on one/more of RBC, SNOW, and CRM today if I did anything but I have too much money tied up elsewhere

Pristine_Flight7049

Far as I can tell no major news this week. Analyst price targets came out 2.18 and 2.13 from Leerink Partners and RBC with $16 price target which may have caused the run up last week.

Ok_One_8106

4 of the big Canadian banks all reporting earnings over the next two days. BMO CIBC RBC BNS. This can be a pretty easy earnings play using guidance and EPS beat of two, as well as market reaction to play the others. Anyone doing it?

Ok_One_8106

4 of the big Canadian banks all reporting earnings over the next two days. BMO CIBC RBC BNS. This can be a pretty easy earnings play using guidance and EPS beat of two, as well as market reaction to play the others. Anyone doing it?

BigBigMooney

RBC

Sriracha_ma

Calls on caravana seems like free money ? RBC with another monster upgrade … almost all institutional giants all in on cvna Seems easy money this