But E-Trade owns the rights to the baby — not the agency that created it. So, even with a new agency, E-Trade has the option to continue to feature the baby in future ads.

The Super Bowl already has a winner: E-Trade.. The online broker, now owned by Morgan Staney, is bringing back its famous talking baby for the February 13 big game. A source close to the company ...

The E-Trade baby will finally stop talking. In the investor site's new ad, the baby — who looks like a harmless, adorable tot but talks like a character out of "The Wolf of Wall Street" — is ...

E*Trade Baby Returns in New 2022 Super Bowl Commercial: 'I'll Get My Onesies' Comedian Pete Holmes stars as the voice of the iconic infant from E*Trade. By. Jason Hahn. Jason Hahn.

E-Trade talking baby campaign comes to an end after highly visible six-year run. In new ad, E-Trade baby says he's 'done' after getting upstaged by a singing cat.

NEW YORK — The E-Trade baby will finally stop talking. In the investor site’s new ad, the baby — who looks like a harmless, adorable tot but talks like a character out of “The Wolf of Wall ...

But E-Trade owns the rights to the baby — not the agency that created it. So, even with a new agency, E-Trade has the option to continue to feature the baby in future ads.

E*Trade is looking good on that front, closing out the period with 41,000 more accounts than when it started, and net new customer assets of $800 million. E*Trade now has 4.4 million retail accounts.

The Super Bowl already has a winner: E-Trade. The online broker, now owned by Morgan Staney, is bringing back its famous talking baby for the February 13 big game. A source close to the company ...

NEW YORK — The E-Trade baby will finally stop talking. In the investor site’s new ad, the baby — who looks like a harmless, adorable tot but talks like a character out of “The Wolf of Wall ...

The E-Trade baby will finally stop talking. In the investor site’s new ad, the baby — who looks like a harmless, adorable tot but talks like a character out of “The Wolf of Wall Street ...