Optionshouse stock fees

Pricing and Rates.

Low pricing and the E*TRADE experience.

Standard.

30+ Trades/QTR.

9,000+ available - 4,400+В no-load, no-transaction-fee.

Transaction Pricing.

Stock and options trades.

0 – 29 Trades/QTR.

30+ Trades/QTR.

(options contract fee per contract)

0 – 29 Trades/QTR.

30+ Trades/QTR.

(options contract fee per contract in all legs)

(options contract / contract)

For options orders, an options regulatory fee will apply (depending on what exchange the order executed on).

Exchange-traded funds (ETFs)

0 – 29 Trades/QTR.

30+ Trades/QTR.

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Includes agency bonds, corporate bonds, municipal bonds, brokered CDs, pass-throughs, CMOs, asset-backed securities.

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In addition to the $1.50 per contract per side commission, futures customers will be assessed certain fees including applicable futures exchange and National Futures Association (NFA) fees, as well as floor brokerage charges for execution of non-electronically traded futures and futures options contracts. These fees are not established by E*TRADE Futures LLC, and will vary by exchange.

Other transaction pricing.

Index option fee (IOF)

Please note IOF fees are subject to change.

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Margin rates.

Base rates effective as 12/14/2017 – 7.50%

Stocks, options, and ETFs.

Debit Balance.

Margin Rate.

Margin trading involves risks and is not suitable for all investors. Rates are subject to change without notice. Rates are set at the discretion of E*TRADE Securities with reference to commercially recognized interest rates, such as the broker call loan rate.

Trading on margin involves risk, including the possible loss of more money than you have deposited. In addition, E*TRADE Securities can force the sale of any securities in your account without contacting you if your equity falls below required levels, and you are not entitled to an extension of time in the event of a margin call. For more information, please read the risks of trading on margin at etrade/margin.

The base rate is set at E*TRADE Securities' discretion with reference to commercially recognized interest rates, such as the broker call loan rate. Base rates are subject to change without prior notice.

Transactions in futures carry a high degree of risk. The amount of initial margin is small relative to the value of the futures contract. A relatively small market movement will have a proportionately larger impact on the funds you have deposited or will have to deposit: this may work against you as well as for you. You may sustain a total loss of initial margin funds and any additional funds deposited with the Firm to maintain your position. If the market moves against your positions or margin levels are increased, you may be called upon by the Firm to pay substantial additional funds on short notice to maintain your position. If you fail to comply with a request for additional funds immediately, regardless of the requested due date, your position may be liquidated at a loss by the Firm and you will be liable for any resulting deficit.

Other Fees.

The fund’s prospectus contains its investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and other important information and should be read and considered carefully before investing. For a current prospectus, visit etrade/mutualfunds.

Description.

This fee applies if you have deposited too much money into the account and need to withdraw the excess funds.

All fees will be waived if combined E*TRADE Securities account balances total over $100,000 or you have placed 30 or more trades in the last quarter. В.

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Account activity fees.

$30 for second occurrence.

$40 for third occurrence.

$75 for new purchases and/or re-registration for transfers.

$50 capital call fee.

$75 liquidation fee.

$38 for voluntary actions (e. g., tender offers)

$50 for actions reflected on physical certificates.

$19.99 for customers with 0-149 stock and options trades during quarter.

Effective December 1, 2012 all opening transactions in designated French companies will be subject to the French FTT at a rate of 0.20% of the total transaction cost.

Effective March 1, 2013 all opening transactions in designated Italian companies with a market capitalization greater than 500 million Euros will be subject to the Italian FTT.

A one-time fee applied when the custodian of a limited partnership is changed from another brokerage firm to E*TRADE Securities.

Transfer agents and banks that sponsor ADRs are permitted to charge ADR holders an annual custody fee. The fee is administered through the Depository Trust Company (DTC) which typically will be subtracted from the gross dividend amount payable and / or collected from E*TRADE Securities by the DTC and deducted from your account if the ADR does not pay a dividend. The fee will be posted to your monthly account statement and transaction history pages as "ADR Custody Fee."

You can buy and sell the ETFs available through the E*TRADE Securities commission-free ETF program without paying brokerage commissions. For margin customers, the ETFs purchased through the program are not margin eligible for 30 days from the purchase date. To discourage short-term trading, E*TRADE Securities may charge a short-term trading fee on sales of participating ETFs held less than 30 days.

The French authorities have published a list of securities that are subject to the tax. The list is comprised of companies headquartered in France and whose market capitalization exceeds EUR 1 billion as of January 1, 2012. E*TRADE is obligated to collect and remit the FTT to the French authorities. Please note companies are subject to change at anytime.

The reorganization charge will be fully rebated for certain customers based on account type.

A forced margin liquidation fee occurs when E*TRADE Securities LLC liquidates a position(s) on behalf of a customer in order to meet minimum margin account balance requirements.

Forced margin liquidations may be subject to additional fees, including a broker assisted trade fee and/or brokerage commission.

Paper statement fee.

Pro Elite customers (To qualify for Pro Elite, you must execute at least 30 stock or options trades during a calendar quarter).В.

The E*TRADE Pro trading platform is available at no additional charge to Pro Elite active trader customers who execute at least 30 stock or options trades during a calendar quarter. To continue receiving access to the E*TRADE Pro platform, you must maintain a brokerage account balance of at least $250,000 or execute at least 30 stock or options trades by the end of the following calendar quarter.

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(reorder fee waived for customers with $50,000 or more in combined E*TRADE Securities and E*TRADE Bank accounts or who make at least 30 stock or options trades per quarter.)

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Commissions for equity and options trades are $6.95 with a $0.75 fee per options contract. To qualify for $4.95 commissions for equity and options trades and a $0.50 fee per options contract, you must execute at least 30 equity or options trades per quarter. To continue receiving $4.95 equity and options trades and a $0.50 fee per options contract, you must execute at least 30 equity or options trades by the end of the following quarter. Regulatory and exchange fees may apply.

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OptionsHouse Review.

OptionsHouse is fantastic for options trading, providing investors with industry-leading tools and extremely competitive commission rates.

By Blain Reinkensmeyer / February 21st, 2017 / Updated: September 12th, 2017.

Review Sections:

IMPORTANT NOTICE JULY 2017: OptionsHouse is now a part of E*TRADE. Please read our E*TRADE Review for a full breakdown of the combined brokerage.

OptionsHouse has come a long way. After its establishment in 2005, the online broker grew until May 2014 when it was announced the company and tradeMONSTER would be coming together under one roof. OptionsHouse was best known for its highly competitive commission rates, while tradeMONSTER was known for its terrific web-based options trading platform.

From 2014 until the summer of 2016, the combined OptionsHouse brand thrived, ultimately being purchased by ETRADE for $725 million. At the time this review went to press in February 2017, OptionsHouse continued to run as a stand-alone entity and brand, doing what it has always done best, providing clients fantastic options tools with highly competitive commissions.

Commissions & Fees.

Stock trades are a flat rate of $4.95 per trade and options trades are just $4.95 + $.50 per contract. This flat-rate commission structure is significantly less expensive than those of all the large, full-service brokers, such as TD Ameritrade, Charles Schwab, and Fidelity.

What we also deeply appreciate is that OptionsHouse’s structure is clean cut, with little or no gimmicks or special-case scenarios that can ramp up costs in a hurry.

In fact, when you break these rates down against the entire industry, OptionsHouse finishes No. 2 overall behind Interactive Brokers. For equities and options traders this is a seriously competitive commission structure that cannot be overlooked. What we also deeply appreciate is that OptionsHouse’s structure is clean cut, with little or no gimmicks or special-case scenarios that can ramp up costs in a hurry. No platform fees or data fees either – the rates are all inclusive.

To provide its active options trading customers with an even better deal, OptionsHouse kicked off 2016 by implementing a new Dime Buyback program, under which the company removed commission charges tied to closing short options contracts of $.10 or less, no matter what the spread type is. For example, if a customer makes a two-legged options trade and one leg was a buyback for $.10 or less, the second leg commission would be reduced to $0.

Platforms & Tools.

OptionsHouse competes with the best in the industry when it comes to powerful platforms for trading options. Built as a web-based platform, OptionsHouse innovates and delivers speed, quality, ease of use, and the tools needed for options traders to succeed.

For newer investors, there isn't a better platform on which to learn how to trade options.

OptionsHouse offers both virtual trading and regular trading. For newer investors, there isn't a better platform on which to learn how to trade options. Pulling up quotes is a breeze, and OptionsHouse makes it easy to file personal notes with each trade.

Regarding OptionsHouse’s streaming charts, the functionality is good but there are drawbacks. First, the interface is not user-friendly and, compared to other brokers, it took us significantly longer to become acquainted with making customizations. Second, there are limited tools (just nine) with which to mark up charts. Third, there is a lack of technical studies available – only 35, compared to the industry average, which is close to 100. This extends to study customizations, which we also found to be limited.

On the plus side, you can place limit orders on the chart itself, then access a pre-filled order ticket to review and submit the trade. OptionsHouse also allows you to view your past buys and sells right on the chart, a feature few other brokers offer.

Moving onto options capabilities, OptionsHouse shines. The option chain screen displays a fully customizable streaming real time option chain with 30 different optional columns, including every greek.

Once you find an option of interest, clicking it pops open OptionsHouse’s summary window, which includes key metrics alongside different quick links for further analysis. Click Analyze and the tradeLAB Snapshot Analysis pops open. Not only is Risk/Reward completely broken down with simple smiley faces to translate the pros and cons, but key events to watch out for are displayed alongside a P&L chart. It’s a work of art.

If that isn’t good enough, OptionsHouse then provides a Spectral Analysis, which includes all the data needed to make an informed decision. My favorite feature on this tab is Risk Metrics, which displays the option greeks. Since not all investors understand greeks, OptionsHouse has a simple pull-down menu to change from "Greek" to "English," making the data user-friendly for new investors. Awesome.

Once you have finished analyzing, you can quickly import the data into a fresh trade ticket, use the trade calculator to find the right position size, add optional notes, and then place the trade. (Note: This intuitiveness with design and UI continues beyond researching and placing trades. All live positions are completely customizable. OptionsHouse automatically groups options into spreads for you, then allows you to completely regroup them and customize them to your liking using a simple drag-and-drop interface.)

Even with all these capabilities, the highlight for options remains the strategySEEK tool, which is where you will find the platform’s option screener. strategySEEK is hands down the best options scanner in the industry.

Even with all these capabilities, the highlight for options remains the strategySEEK tool, which is where you will find the platform’s option screener. strategySEEK is hands down the best options scanner in the industry. First, you forecast the price at which you think the stock might end up down the road. Next, you drag and drop to set and order your priorities for the trade: Profit, Return, Probability, and Safety. Lastly, you click “Show Strategies” for a list of the best possible matches. From here, you can create an order and place the trade, analyze the trade (see above), or adjust the scanner and rerun.

It isn’t just the interface that makes strategySEEK impressive, it’s also the data and behind-the - scenes calculations taking place to power the tool’s recommendations. The OptionsHouse platform calculates EVERY possibility, millions of them, using a plethora of data, and displays results in milliseconds. This attention to detail is also seen throughout the rest of the platform in tools such as the liveACTION scanner.

All in all, the arsenal of tools available to options traders is truly impressive. OptionsHouse has a clear understanding of what options traders want, and delivers it in stunning fashion. And, as far as equities trading goes, while the platform has a strong foundation of functionality, the overall trading experience could be better. This is especially true for the charting interface, which needs an overhaul. That said, when it comes to browser-based platforms, options trading, and ease of use for new investors, OptionsHouse is king.

On the right sidebar of the Quote screen is OptionsHouse’s take on stock research, which is a breakdown of company information and fundamentals. OptionsHouse offers its own Fundamental Report Cards for each company, which, until October 2015, also included letter-relative ratings. While I applaud the OptionsHouse platform team for thinking outside the box, I found the data difficult to interpret and unimpressive.

With such competitive commissions, OptionsHouse must cut somewhere, and research is where the broker shaves cost.

Beyond the Fundamental Report Cards, not much else is offered. There are no third-party research reports, no way of conducting metric comparisons against other companies, no SEC filings, and you cannot even view a simple balance sheet. With such competitive commissions, OptionsHouse must cut somewhere, and research is where the broker shaves cost.

Similarly for ETFs and Mutual Funds research, the experience is poor. The data is very limiting and the only real positive is being able to see a Morningstar star rating for both ETFs and mutual funds. OptionsHouse is not recommended for research-hungry investors.

Mobile Trading.

In late 2016, OptionsHouse released a brand-new mobile experience, completely rebuilt from the ground up. In prior years, OptionsHouse’s mobile apps suffered in the speed department because of their HTML 5 core. Thankfully, speed is no longer a worry and the broker now has a fantastic foundation to build from.

Looking at the features of the new experience, on the plus side, the app has the strong core functionality traders desire: real-time streaming quotes, excellent position management capabilities, and synced watch lists. The app also enables traders to place basic and complex options orders, view post-hours charts, and more. OptionsHouse also ties in some creative design elements, such as a fanning out the five most recent quotes when you tap on “Quote” on the bottom bar.

On the cons side, the app is still so new there are features missing that are still under development and awaiting release later in 2017. When looking at stock charts and trying to perform technical analysis, you cannot rotate the screen horizontally to view the chart cleanly. Studies are fairly limited at 11 (although they can be deeply customized, which is nice) and there are no tools beyond pinching to zoom in and out. OptionsHouse has left its previous app in the app store for this reason, which makes sense.

All data considered, while OptionsHouse clients are stuck using two separate app experiences until the new app is fully featured, the mobile offering is still great. OptionsHouse placed fourth out of 16 brokers.

Other Notes.

OptionsHouse delivers customer service that is on par with industry standards. The broker is certainly not industry leading, finishing eighth overall, but it delivers a quality experience that should appease most clients.

Also not covered in my review commentary is OptionsHouse’s educational resources. While these resources improved in 2016 with the addition of webinars and more educational content on the company’s blog, OptionsHouse still lacks across the board. Education is limited to just options, there are no videos, organization is poor, and there is a lot left to be desired.

Final Thoughts.

OptionsHouse has proved to be a terrific home for options traders over the years. There was no better confirmation of OptionsHouse’s dominance than the firm’s acquisition by ETRADE for $750 million in July 2016.

For now, OptionsHouse remains a stand-alone brand that continues to do what it does best. While it is weak in its offering of education, research, and tools catering to active stock traders specifically, OptionsHouse is on par with the industry with its customer service and shines everywhere else. For options trading, OptionsHouse is No 1, thanks to its discounted pricing structure and industry-leading tools.

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OptionsHouse Review.

OptionsHouse has a winning combination of low trading costs and fees plus some of the best options trading tools around. They may not offer the same additional resources as other brokers, but that wouldn't be your primary reason for choosing OptionsHouse in the first place.

Latest Update November 11, 2015.

Extremely low trading costs and fees.

Probably the single best thing about OptionsHouse is their competitive prices. Trading rates for new clients recently got bumped up from $3.95 to $4.95 per trade, but these rates are still among the lowest in the industry. Plus, OptionsHouse has a unique pricing structure for options traders where you pay $4.95 for an options trade plus $0.50 per contract.

Variety of proprietary tools built into web-based platform.

OptionsHouse doesn’t simply offer you a clean, modern web-based trading application—they also include a number of proprietary tools to aid your trading. One of those unique trading tools is the Trade Generator, which produces a set of potential trade ideas based on criteria like risk appetite or time frame. If you’re a more advanced trader, you will find that the Spread Investigator tool comes in handy. It scans all of the equity options for call and put debit spreads that can potentially deliver high returns.

Fully customizable trading interface.

The web-based trading platform offered by OptionsHouse is simple to navigate and understand. Perhaps the best feature is the ability to customize the entire interface by minimizing, adding, or removing different sections to the home screen layout. In addition to that, you can open one of these sections as its own separate window so it will detach from the main browser window you originally opened it in. This gives you the ability to spread your trading experience across your entire screen if you wish. It can also be beneficial to have multiple windows open so you can look at a number of indicators at the same time you are researching or executing your trades.

Quick order entry and account navigation.

When you open the OptionsHouse trading platform, you will notice that options trading is a heavy feature (hence the product’s name). The quick order entry ticket allows for some of the fastest options trading in the industry. You can instantly add an option leg or a stock leg in one click after typing in a stock quote. OptionsHouse also offers a Quick Launch button in the bottom-left corner of the screen that will completely simplify your navigation. Just click the button and anything you would need is launched in a separate window.

Extensive options trading tools.

A review of OptionsHouse wouldn’t be complete without commenting on their options tools, which are some of the best and most useful around. Within the Options tab in your account, you can view options chains, vertical options, an options calendar, and several types of option spread choices. In addition to the aforementioned Spread Investigator and Trade Generator tools, OptionsHouse also offers Risk Viewer, which provides insight into your profits and losses, market risk, and options exposure.

Innovative mobile application.

The OptionsHouse mobile application is available for Android and iPhone. The iOS application will also work on an iPod or iPad. The app is simple to use and easy to navigate. You can make trades, set up watch lists, and create alerts. One nice feature about the mobile app is that it provides you with tips to help you navigate when you log in. This is useful because oftentimes iPhone applications have some unique features that you won’t even notice unless you stumble upon them by accident. One feature highlighted by the app is the ability to quickly place a trade by clicking on the bid or ask price of a stock.

Limited investment product access.

By name, OptionsHouse primarily exists for options traders, but they still offer access to a variety of other investment products. Unfortunately, you can’t access forex or international markets with an OptionsHouse account. It’s the assumption, though, that you wouldn’t be interested in trading with OptionsHouse if you are placing a high value on having access to these investment products, so this shouldn’t be a deal breaker for most traders, especially options traders.

Lacking financial resources offered by major brokers.

If you choose OptionsHouse as your broker, you should know that you will not have the same type of additional financial resources that a full-service broker provides. Thus, if you need banking services or access to credit and debit cards, you should look elsewhere. OptionsHouse also does not offer college savings plans or small business tools.

No asset protection guarantee.

In terms of account security, many brokers offer an asset protection guarantee against any unauthorized access to your account. OptionsHouse does not offer this guarantee, which means that the assets in your account are not covered should an unauthorized person to use your account. Without the knowledge of how often this activity occurs, it’s difficult to say how significant that guarantee may be. However, it is comforting to know that you are not on the hook for any losses you may not be responsible for.

Limited research and charting capabilities.

One of the major knocks on OptionsHouse is the minimal amount of research they provide. There is no third-party research available and many of the other research amenities don’t have the level of depth that you will find elsewhere. The charting capabilities are pretty weak overall, so if you trade with OptionsHouse you may want to consider using a third party to view charts, which can be somewhat frustrating.

The Details.

Broker Assisted Trades: $25 Futures Contract Fee: $2.00 Maintenance Fees: $0 Margin Rates: 2-6.5% Minimum Account Balance Fee: $0 Mutual Funds Fee - Load: $9.95 Mutual Funds Fee - No-Load: $9.95 Options Contract Price: $0.50 Options Flat Fee: $4.95 Stock Flat Fee: $4.95.

ACH/EFT Withdrawal: $30 Bounced Check: $30 Check Withdrawal: $0 Domestic Wire Withdrawal: $25 Forced Margin Sellout: Regular commission Full Account Transfer: $50 IRA Annual Fee: $0 Partial Account Transfer: $0 Stop Payment on Check: $30 Telephone Orders: Not offered.

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Trading & Account Fees.

OptionsHouse charges a flat stock trade fee of $4.95 USD . At $1.03 United States dollars less than the average brokerage, OptionsHouse is a relatively affordable option for stock fees.

In addition to self-executed trades, the company offers broker-assisted trades at no additional charge for those who may desire more guidance with their trade executions. This is a significant value given most brokerages charge an average of $25.00 United States dollars for this service.

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OptionsHouse structures its options trading with a base fee that is charged in conjunction with a fee per options contract. The base trade fee is $4.95 USD, which is low compared to other online brokers, and the fee charged per contract is $0.50 USD. Therefore, the total amount you would be charged for completing a trade of 10 options contracts would be $9.95.

Other Securities.

OptionsHouse offers a wide range of mutual fund investment choices. In total, investors have 11,905 mutual funds from which they can choose, 4,282 of which have no load fee applied.

When applicable, the broker will charge $20 USD in network for transactions involving mutual funds. This is a fairly high fee when compared to similar options from other brokers. In this case, it's important to consider the number of mutual funds offered without transaction fees to see if this option will be worthwhile.

OptionsHouse offers investors the chance to invest in corporate, US treasury, and certificates of deposit bonds.

Additionally, OptionsHouse provides 150 ETFs at no commission , meaning they can be traded with no brokerage cost to the trader.

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Overview.

OptionsHouse exceeds at many of the basic elements expected of an online brokerage platform by providing portfolio tracking, account alerts, and rebalancing options.

Furthermore, the broker develops and maintains a mobile app solution for iOS and Android operating systems.

One of the more unique benefits offered by OptionsHouse is its integration with TurboTax . Having access to professional tax services can greatly ease the stress of completing taxes for your securities investments come tax season. To that end, OptionsHouse also offers in-house tax preparation by brokerage accountants.

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OptionsHouse offers the following advanced trading tools: automated trading, portfolio backtesting, technical chart analysis, and extended hours stock trading.

When placing orders, OptionsHouse allows users to select their preferred method of routing , providing spray and sequential options. Additionally, the broker provides users with the ability to make tax lot selections at the time of a trade.

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