RobinHood gives 5% interest on uninvested cash!

The brokerage firm RobinHood gives 5% interest on uninvested cash, says this independent review page:
https://www.brokerage-review.com/online-broker-reviews/robinhood-review.aspx

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It seems like there is not much hope in this company.

Peak price was 85.
It has been moving between 8 and 13 for many months.
But what else do you expect from HOOD: just look its MktCap of 9.253B (ie. has meanwhile become a coloss, ie. a titan which can't make any big jumps anymore). But Beta still 41% above the mkt, and the consensus on the 1y target is about 12.42 only; so long gone is the cited split-second peak of 85 (?) many years ago; the average Highest High seems to have been around $50.

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Yes, I am a late comer, had much else to do... :)


Well I hope you had some time to capture these 5% interest rates ....

Seems wallstreet already begging and crying for lower rates from the fed. Some anticipating 3 4 5 even 6 Rate cuts. ...no need to cut rates anytime soon. Let the people with savings enjoy 5% on their money for a decade or 2 or 3. No need for any cut rates as everyone knows wallstreet just praying for rate cuts to keep markets propped up.
 
It seems like there is not much hope in this company.

Peak price was 85.
It has been moving between 8 and 13 for many months.



When you say hope are you referring to seeing a return on investment in HOOd shares? Or them going bankrupt ?
 
I wouldn't doubt if Robin hood in the next 2 yrs gets bought out.
I doubt it would get cleared by the regulators, but I could be wrong b/c the buying of TD Ameritrade by Schwab was no problem at all, and TDA was/is even much bigger than HOOD.
 
Well I hope you had some time to capture these 5% interest rates ....
Unfortunately Nope :-( Had something else to do, didn't pay any attention to the outer World... :-(

Seems wallstreet already begging and crying for lower rates from the fed. Some anticipating 3 4 5 even 6 Rate cuts. ...no need to cut rates anytime soon. Let the people with savings enjoy 5% on their money for a decade or 2 or 3. No need for any cut rates as everyone knows wallstreet just praying for rate cuts to keep markets propped up.
I think it's big politics: these high interest rates are still cheaper for the government.
As I see it the govt has 2 choices:
1) borrow money from the big bad banks
2) borrow money from the people
Currently the govt favors #2 as it still comes cheaper than borrowing from the big bad banks... :)
 
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