E*Trade Financial Corp.: Monkey Trilogy campaign

In early 2000 the high stock prices of America's technology industry were reaching their zenith.

E*Trade Financial Corp.: Monkey Trilogy campaign

Kevin Teague

OVERVIEW

In early 2000 the high stock prices of America's technology industry were reaching their zenith. E*TRADE Financial Corp., along with other brokerage firms, such as Charles Schwab & Co., Inc., and TD Ameritrade Holding Corp., allowed stock traders to monitor and trade stock online. The flippant buy-sell behavior of day traders—along with the overvaluation of technology companies—was greatly responsible for the stock market's drastic collapse in mid-2000. Although E*TRADE was considered a dot-com, meaning it was a business that existed primarily online, its financial services included ATM retail banking, institutional brokerages,...

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