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To: Thehammer who wrote (30685)	2/10/2019 4:34:44 PM
From: JimisJim	1 Recommendation Read Replies (2) of 34328

OK, I was misreading TD's policy on "synthetic" drips on stocks that don't offer them (not just stocks, but almost anything including ETFs and mutual funds)... the benefit to the acct. holder is being able to drip stocks that don't offer it, but allowing TD acct holders to drip without and commissions or fees and will even allow partial shares on things like mutual funds and other high fee/commission vehicles... I guess I glossed over that detail because I read "no fees" as a discount of sorts, esp. on various mutual funds that feature high commissions typically, as well as other high fee/transaction costs/commissions. I apologize, and am now "set straight" -- I should learn by now that the folks here like TheHammer know things I don't and I'm glad I keep coming here just to learn those things. Thank you TheHammer for bringing this up... once again contributing to my edumacation wrt investing... and again, I am sorry for doubting you.

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