Idk, but options are really expensive. Most places charge a flat fee + per contract cost.
Agreed. For passive experienced/advanced investors who use brokerages like Interactive Brokers, I wonder if this would be enough to get them to switch to something like Robinhood, which will likely in turn force other brokers to either lower prices or offer more valuable incentives?
Would love to hear more about how Robinhood is able to offer options trading for free.