e-trade
Noun
Meaning
e-trade (usually uncountable, plural e-trades)
online trade
"EU seeks e-trade without borders" - BBC News, 08/02/2007 [1]
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After the E-Trade deal is finalized, Morgan Stanley will generate 57% of its pre-tax profits from wealth and investment management.
E-Trade ran a commercial featuring a chimpanzee dancing in an E-Trade T-shirt and the text "Well, we just wasted 2 million bucks."
"E-Trade regularly ranks its universe of ETFs, sorts them by strategy and then gives you an easy way to find new ideas and buy in with just one click."
Ensighten AMP processes tag requests from 30,000 Web domains across 150 countries, representing more than $30 billion in ecommerce for top brands that include Brooks Brothers, Capital One, E-Trade, Microsoft, monster.
The brand’s most outlandish Super Bowl ad came in 2016, when it rolled out which Ad Age at the time described as being what would happen if the E-Trade baby was crossbred with the Budweiser puppy and a CareerBuilder monkey.
The main play here, of course, is to convert E-Trade customers to MS ones, which is highly likely since millennials are too damn lazy to cancel anything (see the $60 in Blue Apron that I didn’t cancel for the third week in a row).