How Much Upside Can An Increase In Trade Volumes Drive For E-Trade’s Stock?
There could be a 7% upside to our price estimate for E-Trade in the next few years if daily average revenue trades (DARTs) rise at a faster than expected pace, owing to the volatility in the financial markets. Moreover, uncertainty around oil production and China’s manufacturing output, coupled with the macroeconomic outlook in the U.S, could add to the volatility in the markets, helping trade volumes upwards.
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