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Swarms of new investors jumped into the market in the first quarter of 2020. Mobile investment apps grew their new accounts by as much as 170%. While Robinhood was the most popular platform by far, it is far from perfect. On March 9, trading volumes overwhelmed their servers, causing some users to miss out on profits when they couldn't sell.
10 Best Investment Apps That Aren't Robinhood
Money Morning

Since March 2020, prices of penny stocks have witnessed an enormous jump. Many shares surged in the range of 2-10 times and hit their multi-year highs. The key reason behind this massive rally in penny stocks is the army of first-time investors/traders entering markets, popularly called as "Robinhood Traders" or "Internet Traders".

Stock trading is no longer the exclusive club of the old, rich and financially astute. Whether it is down to an ever increasingly astute consumer or lockdown boredom, the amount of people taking to direct equity trading platforms is fueling widespread debate.

There's a better way to play some of the most exciting innovations than buying growth stocks. And that's buying options on those growth stocks. When an investment straddles the line between tech and a must-have industry like healthcare, it makes Money Morning Quantitative Specialist Chris Johnson's mouth water.

In the 1990s, newbie investors took the brunt of the dot-com crash, with some losing their lifesavings, well after professional traders had sold their positions. Now history may be repeating itself in the form of Robinhood, a stock-trading app that has become something of a cultural phenomenon during the pandemic.

You might not be surprised one bit that many Robinhood investors like pot stocks. After all, the trading platform especially appeals to millennials. And millennials support marijuana legalization in higher numbers than any other generation. But which pot stocks do Robinhood investors like the most?
3 Most Popular Marijuana Stocks on Robinhood: Are They Buys?
The Motley Fool

Robinhood investors tend to be more daring in their investing approaches than the average investor. From airline stocks to cruise ship stocks and even insolvent companies like rental car giant Hertz, there's plenty of appetite for risk on the Robinhood trading platform.
2 of the Best Robinhood Stocks to Buy Right Now
The Motley Fool

One of the narratives in the current day trading boom is that investors have completely internalized the buy-the-dip mentality, following Warren Buffett's legendary quote to be "greedy when others are fearful." For long-term investors, there's evidence that this is true.
There are two types of stocks on Robinhood
Yahoo Finance

Robinhood's huge, two-part Series F round came partially in Q2 and partially in Q3. The app-based trading platform announced the first $280 million in early May, valuing the company at around $8.3 billion, up from a prior price tag of around $7.6 billion. Then in July, Robinhood tacked on $3...
TechCrunch

Robinhood wanted to disrupt the brokerage industry by offering commission-free trades, requiring no minimum balances, and letting app users buy slices of expensive stocks. Consider it mission accomplished. These days, what Robinhood app users are buying and selling is cited by experienced Wall Street traders looking to understand 2020 market gyrations.

With gold trading at an all-time above $2,050 per ounce and silver climbing over 40% in just the past month, the bull market in precious metals is the real deal. The metals are benefiting from not only accelerating momentum but overall positive fundamentals, including strong investment demand for physical and tighter mining output.

Rocket Companies Inc (NYSE: RKT) may have priced its IPO under initial expectations, but the stock was a big hit with day traders. The parent company of Quicken Loans, the nation's largest home mortgage lender, took off Thursday to close the session up 19.5% at $21.51 per share.

It's time to take another look at what retail investors love and hate heading into this weekend. (For last week's rundown, click here.) Once again, we're turning to the data from millennial-focused retail brokerage firm Robinhood. Even though aggregated Robinhood assets are relatively small, they have market moving potential - particularly in an environment where passive investing makes up 45% of all U.S.

( Marathon Oil NYSE:MRO) is currently the most widely held oil stock on popular trading app Robinhood. More than 190,000 traders own shares, putting it ahead of well-known peers like energy behemoth ExxonMobil . Fueling the company's popularity among the service's traders are its low-priced stock -- shares currently fetch less than $6 apiece -- and its upside potential if crude prices head higher.

By Ambrish Shah Updated The Robinhood platform allows you to invest in thousands of stocks and a variety of ETFs. The regular trading hours at Robinhood are from 9:30 a.m. ET to 4:00 p.m. ET. Investors at Robinhood have access to the regular trading session and extended-hours.
How Can You Trade in Extended-Hours on Robinhood?
Market Realist

Robinhood Markets is a financial services company that owns the stock-trading app Robinhood, which is highly popular among millennials. The company has made a habit of maintaining an updated list of the 100 most popular stocks on its platform.

By Ruchi Gupta The COVID-19 situation forced Robinhood to lower the cash management feature's interest after the Fed slashed its benchmark interest rate. The Robinhood debit card is issued in partnership with Sutton Bank. The card is available in physical and virtual forms, and comes in four different designs.
Robinhood Debit Cards: Are They Good for You?
Market Realist

Sustainable positive cash flows become extremely important. The "beginner luck" has played off well with Robinhood investors but a successful long term investor needs more than just luck, Ambareesh Baliga, independent market expert, said in an interview with Moneycontrol's Kshitij Anand.
















