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		Scoundreller on June 14, 2020 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Never Hertz to Ask And RH hasn’t just lowered the bar in usability, but in trading commissions. Who knows how many of those 150k RH users with HTZ own just $5 or $10 of it. Nobody would’ve spent $8 in commissions to buy $10 in stock, but in RH you can. Never saw any figures of what %age RH holders own in HTZ, which matters a lot more.

quickthrowman on June 14, 2020 | [–]

The only advantage RH offers now is free options trades, nobody charges for equity trades any longer.

eatonphil on June 14, 2020 | [–]

Since December basically all major banks have zero commission trading.

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