J.P. Morgan will offer free trades

S2007S said:
It's not really free....you need to have Many many many many tens of thousands of dollars to get free trading, $250,000 to be exact...yes the first 100 trades are free however anything after that is $2.95 a trade....if you have premier account with $15,000 the first 100 trades are free....

So is it like Robinhood. The answer is NO...is it free free free ...the answer is once again NOOOOOOO





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And with rates uP trending,s2007s;
LOL,i guess you get your park your money there ''free'' also LOL. Actually ''free is a proven word to bring results ,generally speaking.Thought Robinhood had no minimum, but dont know. Good free comments LOL.:cool::cool:
 
ironchef said:
Good point. Wells gave me free trades for years but I use them only for long term holdings because often I found their fills not as good and as fast as Schwab.
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I had a Scottrade account for several years. Around the time it was announced they would be taken over by TD, I called around to see what promotions were available for switching to other brokerages. Schwab offered me commission-free equity trades (unlimited) for the duration of time I had a Scottrade account. I accepted. Haven't paid any commissions (for equity trades) in about 1.5 years and have about 5 more years to go (unless they decide to terminate the offer early). I don't know if they still do this, but the offer is listed online and available to former Scottrade (now TD) clients. https://www.schwab.com/public/schwab/nn/tradeoffer.html

As a brokerage for equities/ETF trades, never had any complaints about fills or customer service at Schwab. Can't comment for futures, as I trade them through a different brokerage.
 
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