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JPMorgan Chase futures commission is too high.
The fees charged by JPMorgan Chase Futures Company are all in compliance, and the fees already charged cannot be recovered.

Futures commission is actually not high, and when it comes to stocks, it is generally low. However, there is one drawback. There are many kinds of futures, and the handling fee of each kind is different. The calculation is relatively complicated, and it is difficult to say clearly and compare. Therefore, some people have a high handling fee because they opened an account directly without discussing the handling fee at the beginning. In this case, the handling fee can be several times higher.

General futures transaction fee = exchange basic fee+futures company commission.

The basic fees of the exchange shall be uniformly stipulated by major transactions and collected by the whole industry.

The commission of futures companies, that is, retention fees, is also the main source of income for futures companies. This part is stipulated by the futures company itself. Futures companies will adjust their commissions according to their own marketing strategies, customers' financial strength and trading conditions. Due to the asymmetry of customer information, the commission gap is sometimes very large. At present, the minimum commission of a futures company is 0, that is, the futures commission = exchange basis +0, and there is no upper limit for the maximum, and there are all those who overcharge 5 times and 6 times, which is a bit cheating.