My 4 Months with Robinhood

>>1269657

shopped.

>>1269662

No, it's real

>>1269670

141290.03 - 20292.03 = 120998 * 0.1677 = 20291.3646

20292.03 - 20291.3646 = 0.6654

Apparently you have 50 cents not accounted for.

Guys ttnp gona take of in a bit get in and make a quik $

>>1269674

Rounding error

>>1269682

Rounding error in Photoshop's calculator?

>>1269657
what stocks have you been trading

daytrading? long term swings?

>>1269657
I don't believe

>>1269679

Stop @ 6.86.

>>1269657
Wow.
Either you're swinging for the fences with this shop, or you really are stupid enough to have $141K in some cut rate market app.

Either way, it doesn't look good.

>>1269693
>making 16% in 6 months is unbelievable
Wew

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>>1269684
the "16.77%" is rounded down from the actual number.

Anyway, here's another screenshot.

>>1269687
Long term. I put 1k to 2k in around 80 stocks I liked. Hence robinhood instead of $10/trade brokers.

And yes, I could have just bought an ETF but that's boring.

>>1269725
>but that's boring.
It also would have only cost you $10.
Which would have undermined your whole argument for using Robin Hood in the first place.

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>>1269736
> $10<$0
>trusting someone else with your money
>what are management fees

>>1269736
1. $0 < $10
2. ETFs have an annual fee.
3. No ETF matched my trading strategy.

>>1269679

http://www.fda.gov/NewsEvents/Newsroom/PressAnnouncements/ucm503719.htm

>>1269756
>trading strategy.
Uh, you said this was a long term investment, not a vehicle for trading.
Should we just assume all of this is lies?

>>1269754
>trusting someone else with your money
You don't believe that you're "trusting someone else with your money" when you buy stock, but that you are when buying ETF's (which are comprised of stock)?

Just wow.

>mfw Robinhood not available in my country
>mfw no face

>>1269657
Well done rich anon. You should really take out your profits and go day trading, shits fun as fuck.

>>1269841
>$100k
>rich
Wew

>putting 6 figures with a broker that won't give you lower pricing for higher volume
>not just trading options

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>>1269657

>6 months
>16%

Tfw when I made 100% in 3 months on GXY.

Lithium is going to the Oil of the 21st century my friend.

P.S. for proof see: >>1270486

Want to believe but don't. No way someone is using RH with 100k plus.

>>1270501
>not understanding risk

>>1271534
Impossible to tell what your relative profit to risk ratio was if we don't even know what stocks you bought. You could've made 16% off a series of really dumb investments and a few lucky ones. Your logic is "Warren Buffet may make more money than me, but I'm just as good an investor, I just take smaller risks". Predicting market trends is a skill m8. One you seem to lack.

>>1271642
woosh

He started with 120k guys. Its not like boom, 1k to 140k.
Its not that impressive.
Def not bad tho op.
I fucking adore robinhood too

>>1269764
even if he told you u guys would still be in debt so doesnt matter

>>1269704
Actually the free commissions add up....
faggot

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>>1269657
I know and love that feel. Pic related is my last feel good moment, ~26% in 17 calendar days. Sold today at 12.23 on a shit mini dip that triggered my stop loss.

Side note: putting that image together I realized those fucks charged $20 to convert my options after already milking the shit out of me on my option fees. Time to complain.

>>1272078
commission cuck

>>1271960
youre a goofball. better to have gauranteed 2 second trades for a nominal fee than lose a shitload of money on a readjustment.

>>1272081
seriously, I feel violated.
>Commissions/Fees YTD: $1,499.12
I just threw up. Goddamnit

>>1269657
I don't get it.
Why aren't high net worth individuals and trading firms using the Robin Hood app? Wouldn't they save hundreds of thousands of dollars on commissions?
I'm missing something here.

send me your information and I will advise accordingly

>>1272523
because trading with robinhood isn't actually free

>>1272626
>isn't actually free
I thought that was the whole point?
Oh, I get it. They charge people with more money fees to use it?

Fake and gay