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I'd say no to M*. TROW and BEN are particularly interesting (and have demonstrated long-term success and relative consistency) and AMG is compelling. I just think the one issue becomes willing to have a long-term viewpoint, as any 2008-like period is going to cause a sizable drop in these shares.
What about expanding the theme to include the stocks of Charles Schwab, SCHW, discount broker TD Ameritrade, AMTD, and other places that mutual fund aficionados frequently go to purchase funds.....
What about expanding the theme to include the stocks of Charles Schwab, SCHW, discount broker TD Ameritrade, AMTD, and other places that mutual fund aficionados frequently go to purchase funds.....
I own Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), which owns the NYSE, among a number of other global futures exchanges.
I'm curious if TD Bank still owns part of TD Ameritrade, or if it's an entirely separate entity. If TD Bank has a stake in TD Ameritrade, then owning TD Bank may be a less volatile way of exposure to TD Ameritrade. Schwab is interesting.
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I'm curious if TD Bank still owns part of TD Ameritrade, or if it's an entirely separate entity. If TD Bank has a stake in TD Ameritrade, then owning TD Bank may be a less volatile way of exposure to TD Ameritrade. Schwab is interesting.