I Went To My TD Ameritrade Office And It Wasn't There 2.28.2020

Yes, I was going in to put a little money into my account. I park my 89 Nissan Sentra and try to walk into the building. What? It is all empty? Just another closed store front?

Well, I thought they moved the office, but no sign that they moved the office. So I pull out my phone and ask for TD Ameritrade in Google and they give me the address that I am standing at.

Well, I guess I better do my other business, but my TD Ameritrade account is sure not getting my check this day.

After my chores I find that TD Ameritrade is still around it is just they decided to close the office where I am at. So I look at their website and I guess I will have to mail in my check to some office in another state.

Well, I guess you just have to adapt to the changes.

You see, I started out with Morgan Stanley around the late 70's or early 80's, but my accounts were to small and they only wanted people with the big accounts, that might have been early 2000's. So me and my friends were kicked out at that time. No, my broker didn't like it at all, but he had to do what the company told him to do.

Then I went to Scottrade around that time. I actually liked Scottrade. That was the first time I made trades on the computer and the fees were low.

Then they changed the signs on the office and Scottrade was changed to TD Ameritrade.

So what is going on? Is my TD Ameritrade going to change there name again? I see that CHARLES SCHWAB has got is eye on TD Ameritrade. Well, what are you going to do?

I woke up this morning and the Dow was down about 900 points and I look again and it is only down about 700 points. We just got to adapt with the changes. But is this the big drop where we lose more than half? I don't know and of course I am no financial advisor, so do study a matter out.

If we close in the red this Friday then it is a week for the history books.

Let's end with a scripture, with Jesus telling the story, Thou oughtest therefore to have put my money to the exchangers, and at my coming I should have received mine own with usury. Matthew 25:27.

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