Bloomberg's article "Ameritrade Profit Drops 29% as Interest Revenue Falls" mentions money funds, saying, "TD Ameritrade will seek to move between $10 billion and $14 billion of customers' holdings in money-market mutual funds into money-market deposit accounts during the next year. Tomczyk said the plan will give customers a higher yield on deposits and a guarantee from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. For the company, the move will help fuel earning growth in fiscal 2010, he said." Bloomberg quotes Friedman Billings Ramsey Analyst Matt Snowling, "We view the decision as a significant enhancement to TD Ameritrade's earnings potential." It adds, "The new cash- management plan may add about 9 cents a share to earnings, said Snowling, who raised his 12-month target for TD Ameritrade stock to $17 from $13." Note also that Federated Investors reports quarterly earnings Thursday a.m.