its not an api call but yes, they just have to make more calls which is moot. i dont know why anyone would expect RBC to understand tech

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RBC Capital maintains Oracle stock rating, $310 price target ahead of Analyst Day

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> RBC attributed the citation decline to Google changing its indexing parameters from 100 to 10 per page, causing large language models to access only one-tenth of their prior results when indexing Google’s search data. Insane how Google continues to strongly control what everyone sees including other companies

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[It seems the Daily Active Users (DAU) is also going down.](https://www.investing.com/news/analyst-ratings/reddit-stock-falls-as-rbc-notes-declining-user-activity-and-chatgpt-citations-93CH-4266828)

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If you guys want to lower risk long term holds -- Canadian banks are typically an alrite bet. I've been bagholding TD & RBC for over 5 years. RBC used to be my largest non options investment. I swapped weightings of RBC & TD a few months ago when TD dipped below $80. The banks tend to trend up, pay a \~3-4% div (anything over 4.5% div is a great buy on them) and they're going nowhere. I loaded up more on TD when it had a \~5% div. Long term they trend up (ie: without divs you'll still make good money) and you just get paid to hold em. Around for over 100yrs, they have investments globally. Kinda an integral part of our financial system. PS: am canadian, so biased.

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nicely done. My biggest canadian investments really are just our banks lol. I figured they're going nowhere and have a solid dividend. I'll hold them forever and just get paid a 4-5% div (&they're growing). Seemed like a low risk no brianer play to me. Biggest one is currently TD, followed by RBC. Used to be opposite, but I flipped them when TD dipped below $80. Glad I did :D

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