RBC Direct Investing suggests monitoring lithium miners as EV battery demand projections remain on the rise. TSX names like Lithium Americas gained 6% today on bullish sector forecasts. This adjustment aligns with RBC's recalibrated EBITDA estimate, now at $10.4 million for 2025, reflecting subdued growth expectations. Consequently, RBC has also lowered its price target for the stock to $6 from $7. When you use Virtual Visa Debit to make a payment: a) The merchant performs an authorization on your personal deposit account at the time of the purchase and this authorization amount is immediately debited from that account. This process is followed by a settlement, typically 2-5 business days after authorization, which finalizes the amount of the purchase and, in some cases, reflects adjustments to the initial authorization amount. When this happens, a credit adjustment in the amount of the original authorization will be credited to your account, followed immediately by a debit adjustment that reflects the final settlement amount of your purchase. b) The funds are debited from your personal deposit account, which is the account you access with your RBC Royal Bank Client Card when you select the “Chequing” option on a point-of-sale terminal or at an ATM. If the account linked to the primary chequing position on your Client Card is changed before a payment has been settled, it may impact the processing of that payment if the merchant needs to adjust the initial authorization amount. The final settlement amount will be processed on the account that is linked to the primary chequing position on your Client Card at the time of settlement, even if a different account was debited for the authorization amount. Please see your RBC Royal Bank Virtual Visa Debit Agreement for further details. RBC Direct Investing clients saw Shopify jump 3.8% following new global payment integrations. Breakout above CAD $90 sets next resistance at $95, with bullish MACD crossovers reinforcing positive sentiment.