E*Trade Announces $0 Base Commissions for Online Stock, ETF, and Options Trades
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Re: E*Trade Announces $0 Base Commissions for Online Stock, ETF, and Options Trades
#2Maybe next the brokers will stop asking almost 6% above Libor for a loan that’s better secured than most mortgages. I get offers in the mail for unsecured personal loans that are better rates than margin from any broker besides Interactive Brokers. Warning about them though: I hear they are extremely aggressive on margin calls and skip right to liquidation so be smart.
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#3Right along with charles schwab [0]. Amazing what a little competition from Robinhood can do.
[0]: https://www.cnbc.com/2019/10/01/charles-schwab-is-eliminatin...
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#4Right along with charles schwab [0]. Amazing what a little competition from Robinhood can do. [0]: https://www.cnbc.com/2019/10/01/charles-schwab-is-eliminatin...
Discussed a couple day ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21136348
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#5Does anyone (outside Robinhood) do 0 commission options trades?
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#6So how do they make their money? Front-running? Payments for order flow?
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#7So how do they make their money? Front-running? Payments for order flow?
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#10Maybe next the brokers will stop asking almost 6% above Libor for a loan that’s better secured than most mortgages. I get offers in the mail for unsecured personal loans that are better rates than margin from any broker besides Interactive Brokers. Warning about them though: I hear they are extremely aggressive on margin calls and skip right to liquidation so be smart.
That's only for the "smucks", though. If you have a proper banking relationship, you'll get great rates.