ETRADE

E*Trade Financial Corporation is a financial services company and an online brokerage industry. The Company offers solutions for individual investors and stock plan participants. The Company offers its customers to take control of its financial futures by providing the products, tools, services and advice they need to meet their near and long term investing goals. The Company provides these services to customers both online and through their network of customer service representatives and Financial Consultants - over the phone and in person at 30 Company branches across the United States. The Company operates a bank with the primary purpose of maximizing the value of deposits generated though its brokerage business.

Charles Schwab

There is no such thing as a "discount broker" anymore. In the span of just a few days last week, nearly every major online brokerage company eliminated commissions. It's now essentially free to trade.

Online stock trading is free now. What that means for E-Trade and Charles Schwab

Discount broker stocks were pounded last week after most of the biggest names cut stock and ETF online trading fees to $0.

UBS Upgrades E-Trade, Downgrades TD Ameritrade After Commission-Free Shake-Up

But not TD Ameritrade. UBS says you need to stay away from that one.

This Just In: E*Trade Stock Upgraded

Interactive Brokers

One of the biggest stories on Wall Street recently was the wave of online brokers that eliminated commissions on all stock and ETF trades.

How And Why Are Online Brokers Offering Commission-Free Trades?

AMTD International Inc

The latest shot in cutting costs leaves no room for a response -- or does it?

Are the Broker Wars Finally Over?

Online broker stocks have been hammered this week after the latest wave of online commission cuts have sent trading fees to $0.

Short Sellers Are Up $170M On Online Broker Stocks In 2019

The recent wave of commission cuts among online brokers has generated even more fallout on Thursday, with another analyst downgrading the group.

Wells Fargo Downgrades Online Brokers, Says Finding Bull Case 'Has Become Very Difficult'

Online brokerage firms' price war, which has led to zero commission trades, is likely to hurt revenue growth in the near term.

Online Brokers' Price War Likely to Affect Revenue Growth

Wells Fargo analyst Christopher Harris slashed his ratings and price targets on certain discount e-brokers on Thursday, saying it has become "very difficult" to identify a bull case for the group after the brokers cut some commissions to zero.

Wells Fargo downgrades e-brokers, swinging to bearish from bullish on TD Ameritrade

Tesla

In a day that was generally bad for stock investors, owners of a certain electric vehicle company and a pair of brokerages got particularly burned by the market.

3 Stocks That Got Slammed on Wednesday

E-Trade Financial Corporation ETFC, -3.59% on Wednesday said it would eliminate retail commissions for online trades of U.S.

E-Trade joins Schwab, TD Ameritrade in eliminating commissions on trades

E*TRADE Financial Corp (NASDAQ: ETFC) has joined the list of brokers eliminating online retail commissions joining several others in the pricing war.

E-Trade The Latest Broker To Cut Commissions For Online Trades

Zero is now the hottest number in the online brokerage industry.

E-Trade cuts commissions to zero along with rest of brokerage industry

Retail brokerage firm E-Trade announced Wednesday it will drop commission fees on online U.S. stock, ETF and options trades.

E-Trade drops commissions on trades, joining Schwab, TD Ameritrade in brokerage fee war

The battle for your investment dollars is intensifying.

Brokerage Stocks Plunge As Schwab Eliminates Commissions

Charles Schwab will eliminate commissions for trading stocks, ETFs and options on its mobile and web platforms for securities listed on US and Canadian exchanges starting Monday, Oct. 7. Major online brokers have been rattled by today’s announcement.

Schwab Eliminates ETF, Stock and Options Commissions

Schwab just announced free online trading. Expect others to follow.

Why Share Prices of Online Brokers Schwab, E*Trade, and Ameritrade Just Collapsed

Shares of the largest brokerage firms Charles Schwab, TD Ameritrade and E-Trade took a beating after the Fed cut interest rates in July. With soft economic conditions pointing to a potential rate cut by the Fed this week, this will very likely trigger another round of sell-offs in these stocks.

Another Sell-off On The Cards For Schwab, TD Ameritrade and E-Trade Stock?

E*TRADE's (ETFC) Daily Average Revenue Trades (DARTs) of 284,828, for August, mark a 12% increase from the prior month.

E*TRADE's (ETFC) August 2019 DARTs Increase 12% From July

E-Trade Financial has a 1.24% dividend yield and a 13.79% buyback yield giving the stock a 15.03% total yield.

E-Trade's 15% Total Yield Will Accelerate The Stock's Rise

Archer-Daniels-Midland Company

Berry Petroleum Corp.

Denbury Resources

Morgan Stanley

Red Hat

Synchrony Financial

George Soros (Trades, Portfolio), the funder of Soros Fund Management LLC, bought shares of the following stocks in both the first and second quarters.

7 Stocks George Soros Continues to Buy

TD Ameritrade (AMTD) and E*TRADE (ETFC) are good options with similar business trends, but deeper research into their financials will help decide which investment option is better.

AMTD vs. ETFC: Which Brokerage Stock is Better Positioned?

Noble Energy

The S&P 500 correction appears incomplete. Here are a pair of short sales recommendations.

Stocks This Week: Sell Short E Trade Financial And Noble Energy

E*TRADE's (ETFC) Daily Average Revenue Trades (DARTs) of 255,423, for July, mark an increase of 1% from the prior month.

E*TRADE's (ETFC) July 2019 DARTs Increase 1% From June

Schwab U.S. Broad Market ETF

Client assets for brokerage companies can increase over time from factors like new account deposits, existing account deposits, acquisitions and market expansion. Over the last five years, client assets for online brokers have increased at a higher rate than those for wirehouse competitors like Morgan Stanley (MS) and Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BAC). My thesis is that online brokers will continue to increase assets at a higher rate than wirehouse firms for the next five years. In the online space I like the asset gathering prospects for Schwab (SCHW), TD Ameritrade (AMTD) and E-Trade (ETFC).

News for ETRADE Stock (ETFC)