Wall Street pegged E-Trade as the most likely acquisition target.
"I think a bit of a surprise this morning in terms of the players," said Devin Ryan, managing director or equity research at JMP Securities. "The market wasn't anticipating the Schwab-Ameritrade combination, I think people were more looking at who would be buying E-trade.
To be sure, E-Trade still looks like an attractive acquisition target as the company has a large deposits business, said Ryan. "With the obvious candidates now spoken for...ETFC could end up with someone who isn't necessarily an online broker," said Bilson.
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