Robinhood
Robinhood Raises Additional $2.4 Billion, Relaxes Trading Curbs
Robinhood Markets’ biggest backers are plowing money into the beleaguered online brokerage at an unprecedented pace.
Thanks, Robinhood, but These Traders Now Want Professional Help
So many do-it-yourself investors have decided that they need professional help.
Robinhood to Pay $65 Million to End SEC Probe Into Stock Orders
Robinhood Markets has agreed to pay $65 million to settle Securities and Exchange Commission allegations that the broker failed to properly inform clients that it sold their stock orders to high-frequency traders and other financial firms.
Robinhood Accused of ‘Gamification’ by Massachusetts Regulator
(Bloomberg) — Robinhood Markets drew millions of users to financial markets with a colorful app that makes trading seem empowering…
Hackers Say They Hold Keys to 10,000 Robinhood Accounts
(Bloomberg) — The dark web is the underbelly of the internet, where cyber-criminals hunt for drugs, demand ransom and engage…
Robinhood Users Say Accounts Were Looted, No One to Call
It took Soraya Bagheri a day to learn that 450 shares of Moderna Inc. had been liquidated in her Robinhood account and that $10,000 in withdrawals were pending.
Day Trade Boom 2.0: Advisors Are First Line of Defense Amid Rise in Speculation
Boom in potentially risky behavior can be an opportunity for advisors to prove their value with behavioral coaching and guidance for clients looking to make speculative plays, according to a Cerulli study.
High-Frequency Traders Love Business With Robinhood
No one is welcoming the new army of Robinhood day-traders into the stock market more warmly than high-frequency trading firms.
Robinhood Blows Past Rivals in Record Year for Retail Investing
Robinhood Markets Inc. is outrunning its online-brokerage rivals, at least by one widely followed industry metric for customer activity.
Robinhood Is Democratizing Markets, Not Disrupting Them: Nir Kaissar
The narrative borrows from a Wall Street saw that ordinary investors are fools not fit to handle their own money, a caricature that has long been used to exclude them from markets.
Robinhood’s New Traders Ignore Danger Signs to Bet on Stocks
Rich hedge fund managers are talking about it. So are not-so-rich millennials. And fast-twitch gamers, and bored sports fans and — in all likelihood — some 15-year-olds you know.
