Robinhood Lawsuit

Corona Del Mar, CA

Howdy Friend!

Robinhood is in the news -- they settled for $65MM for failing to disclose that they sell their customer's order book.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/robinhood-financial-hit-class-action-051539678.html

DUH! How else could they offer "free" trading?

The estimate is that Robinhood will make about $500MM this year from selling their order book to HFT firms like Citadel.

I wrote a report about how MANY of the biggest brokers are selling your orders to the wolves (and which brokers to use instead).

Since I wrote it as a consumer awareness guide which you can download here >>

If you have an account greater than $50k then you're likely going to pay more in slippage (bad fills) than you would if you paid commission.

Robinhood has become a giant after starting up in 2014.

It now has over 13 million users with an average account size of about $1000-$5000.

That's not really the market I cater to, but feel free to forward the report to anyone who trades...

...especially if their broker is on the naughty list.

Download here >>

Trade smart,

Dan "Prince of Proof" Murphy

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