What TD can learn from Wells Fargo's asset cap punishment

Analyst Paul Grenberg and Agilith Capital principal Patrick Horan discuss what TD bank can learn from Wells Fargo's asset cap punishment.
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Harming customers? This isn't about customers, this is about the American government not getting their tax dollars and the bank allowing that. The government hates when someone hinders their tax revenue.

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Ya, particularly since the US government debt is about $35 Trillion USD!😳

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Shame on 🇨🇦 bank

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Beyond same. 18 trillion they fuckin around with. Think about that. They got fined 3 bill for it. They are playing dirty games with 18 trillion.
Get the hell out this bank

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@@marbarosi strange how this CEO started in 2014. The same time the DOJ stated the corruption began in 2014. then TD announced 3 weeks ago his retirement in 2025. coincidental ?

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Whose responsibility it is to curb the criminals in the first place, the banks or the the government? Use your brain a little bit before you utter nonsense

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TD = legalized cartel. What's worse they will pass on the costs of this fine to their customers. Morally bankrupt!

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You guys allow all these criminals enter the US and conduct illicit activities. The banks ar supposed to curnlb the crimes that you guys allow to happen. It is ridiculous 😮

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Better close my TD account. They're going to make up their losses on their customers for sure.

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If you don’t use their credit card how can the make money from you? you don’t need to close your account.

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@@purpledream1045 Why wouldn't you? You wanna support a bank that use 18 trillion dollars to front run drug cartels. Sounds like a piece of shit bank! 3 billion dollar fine! did you look up how much they paid last year.
Nope, sorry I dont trust them anymore. Going into a credit union and not trusting these ISDA ass banks. They are walking time bombs.

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Canadians will pay for this with higher TD bank fees here!

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Hmmm , smells like a shakedown. 😮

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Pay the piper they settled which means the should pay some more, bye bye stock value

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It’s a one time hit to earnings, they’re still making lots of money, question is how much of their share price is tied to US growth