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I remember the days in the early 80's when Merrill Lynch would charge $70 for a trade. That's the equivalent to $190 today. And people paid it because the low
by chiph 6y ago
I remember the days in the early 80's when Merrill Lynch would charge $70 for a trade. That's the equivalent to $190 today. And people paid it because the low-cost firms like Schwab weren't well-known and people thought "If they're that cheap, they can't be any good."
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- uplyftcapital 6y agoYou can thank HFT for the ubiquitous free trades that most brokers now provide.