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This is all speculation. There are reports that GameStop may be purchased by a private equity firm, and private equity firms don’t have a great track record with retailers.
Sauce: https://www.fool.com/investing/2018/06/25/game-over-for-gamestop-stock.aspx
Yeah they specify that in their bullshit blogpost:
> What if my existing positions already exceed the limits? If you already hold a greater number of shares or contracts than the limits listed above, your positions will not be sold or closed. However, you will not be able to open more positions of each of these securities unless you sell enough of your holdings such that you are below the respective limit.
https://robinhood.com/us/en/support/articles/changes-due-to-recent-market-volatility/
Someone is going to jail for yesterday and today is just making it worse
You know what seems weird to me? That the writers of all these articles about teenagers leaving Facebook are acting so surprised. This one describes a "startling admission" and a "landmark statement" about teenage behavior or lack thereof on Facebook. It shouldn't be that big of a surprise when every previous social media site so far has been replaced. Livejournal fell out of favor and people flocked to Myspace. Then Myspace got annoying to use so they went to Facebook. Now Facebook is creepy and intrusive so people will go elsewhere. Look at Reddit - how many of us used to read Digg and Fark? I know one day I won't go to Reddit anymore, I'll go to some other site.
Another article on Yahoo interviewed teenagers. They're leaving Facebook because it's vapid, full of fake "friends" and overburdened by ads and pointless stuff like Farmville. They also don't want their parents effectively looking over their shoulders whenever they're saying something online to their real-life friends. The parents are just the icing on the cake - the other drawbacks of Facebook should be enough to make anyone leave the site, regardless of age.
Its even more surprising that many people can't afford a $500 emergency, and half of people who earn $100-150k a year, don't even have $500 saved up.
*Edit, for the people who find this statement so hard to believe...
https://www.fool.com/retirement/2016/09/25/nearly-7-in-10-americans-have-less-than-1000-in-sa.aspx
50% of the boomers have less than $100K saved for retirement. 76% have less than $300K. Lets not get excited about the impact of their retirement accounts.
Source: https://www.fool.com/retirement/2016/12/17/baby-boomers-average-savings-for-retirement.aspx
There's nothing at all in the T&Cs that says they can force accounts closed - go to section 4.1 https://www.etoro.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/eToro-EU-Terms-and-Conditions-14.06.2020.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwjuhbnR6vjxAhUpQkEAHXfGAK8QFjABegQIDRAC&usg=AOvVaw37755xc-qesNgICersB7Yv
"We will not accept applications for eToro accounts from residents domiciled in Canada, or residents or
citizens of the United States of America, as well as other countries as required by Applicable Law, or
required by our internal policies from time to time (these are known as "blocked countries"). We may
change the list of blocked countries from time to time. For further information, please speak to us. Our
contact details are available at clause 10 – "Communicating with you".
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may not have access to your eToro account or any of our Services. This restriction applies even if you
do not normally reside in the blocked country. We are not liable for any loss which results from your
inability to access the eToro platform because you are in a blocked country, or if caused by
circumstances outside of our control."
note, Robinhood removed SLV from the restricted ticker list. more manipulation incoming:
https://robinhood.com/us/en/support/articles/changes-due-to-recent-market-volatility/
Reminder that Donald Trump thinks Mike Pence is embarrassingly poor.
Mike Pence has a refreshingly low net worth for a federal politician--likely somewhere in the realm of $500k to $1m. But this still places him in the top 1%.
If Trump thinks someone is "embarrassingly poor" just because they don't belong to the 0.01% or however high it is, what does he think of homeless people?
I think it's reasonable to speculate that he probably doesn't give the slightest shit about them.
Trump will let our homeless veterans freeze before he'll let a few crumbs worth of tax dollars fall their way.
Robinhood uses a 3rd party service to manage the votes. It looks like they make up their own control number only relevant to that 3rd party site. Source here: https://robinhood.com/us/en/support/articles/shareholder-meetings-and-elections/
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They also say in their terms of service "while Robinhood’s vendor will report such proxy votes on fractional shares, the issuer or tabulator may not fully count such votes."
Google was already the #1 search engine long before 2003. It's not like most people hadn't already heard of it.
Also, you'd make far more money investing in Apple over the same time range.
https://robinhood.com/us/en/support/articles/changes-due-to-recent-market-volatility/
Make sure if you're on robinhood you know the trading limitations for tomorrow! PSA Try to use another brokerage
https://robinhood.com/support/articles/360001226546/how-youre-protected/
"KEEP IN MIND - Cryptocurrency investments through Robinhood Crypto are not protected by SIPC and that Robinhood Crypto is not a member of FINRA or SIPC."
12.5 cents is the split-adjusted price. It was trading around $30/share at the time. I'm pretty sure you'd only have around ~$29,000.
> Yeah– now, when I first saw that, I assumed that the top line was for a part-time McDonald’s employee. Then I got out my calculator– that is actually what you would make if you were working full-time at McDonald’s. 1,105 dollars a month.
The author forgot to deduct payroll taxes.
A full time employee would make less than that.
Edit: I've replied elsewhere, but I thought I'd put this up here to avoid excessive repetition.
$1105 at $7.25/hr ~= 38 hrs/week, which is what I was generally paid for full time when I worked summers at minimum wage (40 hours scheduled minus ~half an hour break for lunch each shift whether you took the break or not). Given the variability in shifts week/week, it's also likely that one could average 38 hours, rarely going over 40 hours/week (can't pay overtime!) but sometimes falling below. This is where I made my assumption on the author omitting taxes.
Alternatively, according to this article, if you're paid above minimum wage, specifically $7.72, you would expect to receive $1105 in take-home pay after withholding.
So the author may have omitted taxes while accounting for scheduling, may have assumed a slightly-higher-than-minimum wage (is $7.72 the actual McDonald's minimum?) or may have rounded slightly leading to some confusion.
ATTENTION ALL ROBINHOOD TRADERS. YOU CAN NOT PURCHASE MORE THAN 5 SHARES OF GME. THIS MEANS IF YOU ALREADY HAVE MORE THAN 5, YOU WONT BE ABLE TO BUY MORE.
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Kind of amazing that an ISP would do something so idiotic and completely against the TOC of referrals. Maybe they haven't heard about the ebay referral people who got jail time for a similar scheme.
Edit: Did not expect this thread to blow up. Anyways here is the story I was referring to: http://finance.yahoo.com/news/ebay-worked-fbi-put-top-120500693.html
You can send Money Order. USPS has a limit of $1,000 max per money order, but it's only $1.65 for mailing $1,000. So it'll only cost ($8.25 for 5 - $1,000 money order). You can also track it and make sure you receive it because there's receipt number you can call and use the receipt number to locate it.
(https://www.fool.com/investing/general/2015/06/12/how-do-money-orders-work.aspx) (https://www.google.com/search?q=usps+money+order+guarantee&rlz=1C1LENP_enUS653US653&oq=usps+money+order+g&aqs=chrome.1.69i57j0l5.6879j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8)
**Robinhood is still trying to fuck us, limiting people's position to 5 shares maximum on GME.**Spread the word everywhere, this needs to be blown up. They will NOT allow you to add to your position if you already own more than the allotted amount.
COPY/PASTE THIS TO KEEP THE INFO UP, OR GET IT PINNED, I've been at it all day and have to try and get some sleep.
LET USERS KNOW SO THEY CAN MAKE BROKER MOVEMENTS IF NECESSARY, THIS IS HIGHWAY ROBBERY
IF YOU KNOW OF BROKERS THAT ALLOW SAME DAY USE OF FUNDS, PLEASE MAKE A LIST, SHARE THEM AROUND.
EDIT: GOING TO YOUR BANK TO WIRE MONEY INTO YOUR BROKERAGE ACCOUNT IS THE FASTEST WAY TO GET FUNDS, MANY WILL GET YOU ACCESS TO YOUR MONEY SAME DAY, WITHIN HOURS. E-TRADE ACCEPTS WIRES, TD AMERITRADE TAKES WIRE TRANSFERS AND ACH TRANSFERS, WHICH IS FASTER THAN A WIRE.
Confirmed reports of at least $1k available for use on a Fidelity account. Tastytrade has 1k instant funds and no announced purchase limits CashApp has been mentioned as well IG may allow instant access if the funds are confirmed First Trade is another possibility, supposedly you can wire money to your account and receive it within a couple hours. Supposedly Schwab will not allow it on a volatile stock.
Currently Chase, Schwab, Fidelity TDAmeritrade, and Morgan Stanley have not set limits on purchases of stock.
MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL, STAY 💎✋ FRIDAY IS NOT A DESIGNATED SELL DAY, DO NOT ASSUME TODAY IS THE DAY TO SELL DO NOT SPREAD THE WORD TO SELL
ETFs are very similiar to mutual funds and IMO you can treat them the same. https://www.fool.com/investing/etf/2018/01/15/etf-vs-mutual-funds-the-pros-and-cons.aspx
the topic is very well covered, and i definitely prefer ETFs, and have been buying them non-stop in my career for my IRA and non-401k accounts
$65 x 12 months = $780 annually
Comcast pays a $.65 dividend per share per year. http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=cmcsa&ql=1
$780/.65 = 1200 shares needed. Comcast is currently trading at ~$39/share so you're looking at about a $46,800 investment for Comcast to pay your annual internet bill.
edit: this is fun to do with other companies too. AT&T for instance... $85/mo for cell phone ($1,020/yr). AT&T pays $1.80 per year. 1020/1.8 = 566.67 shares x current share price of 34.50 = $19,550 investment for AT&T to pay your entire annual cell phone bill.
Yep. Here are the odds:
BROWN: Mediterranean Ave, odds 1 in 30 million
LIGHT BLUE: Vermont Ave, odds 1 in 40 million
PINK: Virginia Ave, odds 1 in 200 million
ORANGE: Tennessee Ave, odds 1 in 602 million
RED: Kentucky Ave, odds 1 in 15 million
YELLOW: Ventnor Ave, odds 1 in 300 million
GREEN: Pennsylvania Ave, odds 1 in 40 million
BLUE: Boardwalk, 1 in 602 million
RAILROADS: Short Line railroad, 1 in 150 million
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/math-behind-mcdonalds-monopoly-sweepstakes-161857789.html
lol
https://robinhood.com/us/en/support/articles/beneficiaries/
>Robinhood doesn’t support beneficiaries
at this time, but if you’ve recently experienced the loss of a loved
one, please know that we’re here for you.
As of this comment. Microsoft's market cap is $246 billion, Google's market cap is $225 billion. So yes, by market capitalization, Google is currently a smaller company than Microsoft
With a Roth IRA you can withdraw CONTRIBUTIONS (not gains) before 59.5, penalty free. There are some circumstances that allow you to withdraw gains penalty-free as well.
It may not be your ultimate goal, but the Wiki in r/financialindependence will help you figure some of this stuff out.
This is called price anchoring, not price fixing.
Price anchoring is about establishing value in the potential consumer's mind by giving you a higher price to compare to. https://www.mint.com/blog/how-to/price-anchoring/
Price fixing is about colluding with competitors.
GM and SBUX..seriously??
Is this the new normal?
Is RH capitalized well? Why are they doing this?
I posted this in another thread but here it is again just so you apes know:
Hi 💎👐,
We’ve received your account transfer (ACATS) request and are working to transfer your assets from Robinhood to another brokerage firm. Typically, this takes 5-7 business days to complete. Upon completion, any fractional shares you own will be liquidated to their cash value equivalent, and residual assets, including pending dividends, will be moved to the other brokerage firm within 5–7 business days.
Please note that we’ve canceled any pending orders in your account, and you won't be able to place new trades on Robinhood going forward. If applicable, we’ve also downgraded your account from Cash Management and/or Robinhood Gold.
If you didn’t make this request, please contact us at https://robinhood.com/contact immediately so we can set things straight.
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TLDR: Fractional shares get sold when transferring to another broker
Interesting. Although $1 to see a movie in 1939 seems like a lot to me.
According to this, it looks like it may have been closer to 25 cents...
https://www.fool.com/investing/2017/02/16/over-100-years-of-average-movie-ticket-prices-in-1.aspx
I believe I saw that figure from WSJ. I mean profit margins are pretty tight-lipped info, but I would believe that it was about 1-3% if WSJ were reporting. I would wager it's probably stayed around that going forward since they keep investing. Here's the article in question
Trump supporters claiming that it's the tax cuts working, and it's true in THIS case, because non-greedy Costco actually is passing it on to employees while few companies actually are... And that's the thing, Costco is so successful because they have little mark-up, pay their employees well and to make more money they simply open more stores instead of gouging their customers that trust them! It's the perfect, simple business model!
Since 3/4's Costco's total profit is the amount charged in membership fees, you are paying them a whole $60 a year to buy things at only a 10-15% markup over gross cost, and they really push for volume deals so the value is incredible. Also, we get the "executive" (more like "intelligent" plan) and they end up paying US ~$60 a year to shop there, we simply buy as much as they offer for our family of 4 knowing it's a great deal! We end up getting about 80% of our entire household purchases there, maybe 15% Amazon/eBay and 5% other grocery stores. Sure gas doesn't get included in that 2% back, but we save far more than that over the equivalent Arco gas too.
Edit: Added sources and clarified since this blew up a bit...
Edited to add: A thoughtful blog take on the situation that I think Tesla bulls will probably find appealing in some regards/realistic in others (fairly lengthy discussion of Solar City's problems and how that situation may relate to Musk's current desire to take Tesla private): https://lt3000.blogspot.com/2018/08/is-elon-musks-attempted-tesla.html
It's generally a red flag when a CEO is absolutely obsessed with short sellers, as Elon is. You are not wrong: if the company can deliver results, then there shouldn't be anything ultimately to worry about.
Tesla is one of the most shorted (if not the most) shorted stock in the market. They're there for a reason and Elon has been unable to address the issues they have with the company, but also: his actions have fed their case on multiple occasions. I mean, look at what he just did: this "funding secured" tweet where it is now apparent that funding wasn't secured. If this whole tweet was all about creating a short squeeze, the short squeeze lasted a day and if this whole plan wasn't real, shorts are going to redouble their efforts (if they haven't already.)
And really, his attempt to take the company private because of "short seller propaganda" (which is one of the reasons he stated in the letter post "funding secured" tweet) - well, if you can deliver results and show shorts, then why flee the public market?
Elon has also used the short sellers to sell a story to his fanbase. Tesla short Jim Chanos said the other week: 'Musk vs The Shorts' is a far better narrative than 'Tesla vs Mercedes/Audi/Porsche,'" and I don't disagree with that.
As for a heavily shorted company that handled shorts, look the short squeeze that RH created. https://www.fool.com/investing/2018/07/17/whats-behind-rhs-450-run.aspx
[checks European unemployment rate]
HOLY FUCKING SHIT guys. TIL that Europe is such a paradise that 10.7% of its people don't even have to go to work.
Fuck da corporashuns
A lot of power outages are caused by extreme heat overheating older transformers. That has nothing to do with bringing in energy from other places...
It literally says that in what you're quoting.
> One of the main causes of outages is the United States; aging equipment and the impact of severe weather.
Here is the ticker for oil futures, set for delivery in June. Here is the one for July.
For people who aren't familiar with financial instruments, this means that you can enter into a contract today to buy a barrel of crude oil on June 12 for $105, regardless of how much it actually costs on that day. If the actual price is higher, you can instantly sell, making a profit; if the actual price is lower, then you've bought high and sold low, taking a loss.
Basically, this means that traders - people who are actually putting their money where their mouths are - think that the price of crude oil will be around $105 in June (plus a few dollars because of the time value of money). It takes roughly a $30-$35 movement in crude oil prices per barrel to result in a $1 movement in prices at the pump.
So, traders expect oil to come in at between $110 and $115 a barrel in summer. That's about $3.80 a gallon. For $4.50 a gallon, we would need to see somewhere between $135 and $155 a barrel. (The record high was $147 a barrel, and at those prices, the record pump price was $4.25.)
What I'm saying is that this prediction is a crock load of shit. Because if it were at all credible, people would be buying up oil futures like crazy. After all, you can buy June oil for $105 today, and then be able to sell it at ~$145 four months from now.
https://robinhood.com/us/en/support/articles/changes-due-to-recent-market-volatility/
lol, if you own 5 or more shares of GME with Robinhood you won't be able to buy any more tomorrow.
Sorry to burst OP's bubble but they had a 500/1 reverse split in June. Read more here Link
For OP: if you had 10,000 shares - you now have 20 shares at the new price
It sounds simple, but it isn't. First of all, they pay approx. $554 million per year in dividends. If they don't do this, their stock price will plummet, and lots of investors (including fixed-income retirees, pension funds, etc) that rely on that dividend will suffer.
Next, they have to spend capital investments out of that profit. In the last couple of years that was just over $1 billion per year. This is how companies grow... and this is how they grow the GDP and create jobs.
So, in other words, in 2012, the entire $1.6 billion in profits was spent on dividends and capital investments. (source: http://finance.yahoo.com/q/cf?s=YUM+Cash+Flow&annual).
Remember, the CEO is chosen by the board who is chosen by the shareholders to maximize shareholder value. If he stops paying dividends and/or reduces growth in order to pay employees at higher than market wages, he wouldn't be doing his job, and he'd be fired and replaced.
You see, investors don't invest in a company for the fun of it, they invest to make more money, otherwise they'd just spend the money. Or, in my case, I invest for my retirement so I don't have to rely on SS when I get old.
If you walk into a car dealership and he offers you a car for $10k, do you offer to pay $12k instead? Or do you haggle him down to $9k? Does that make you greedy, or just fiscally responsible?
If an employee is willing to work for $7.25 per hour, and Yum insists on paying them $10/hr instead, is that fiscally responsible? They are overpaying.
Now, in general, there is a lot of expense around finding and training employees, so they should be paid more than the minimum, but each company determines this on their own, it isn't up to you to tell them.
Lets do some math:
- The CEO of McDonald's is paid about $10 million a year.
- McDonald's has about 440,000 employees.
Now assume their CEO decides to work for free and spread that money among his employees.
$10 million/ 440,000 employees = ~$23 extra per employee per year
Now assume a standard full-time employee works 40 hours a week for 52 weeks a year. That's 2080 hours in a year.
So $23/ 2080 hours = a $0.01 hourly raise
Congratulations you just gave these employees a rounding error. Now don't misinterpret this as me saying they shouldn't give their employees a raise. All I'm saying is that cutting the CEO's compensation would accomplish nothing.
ATTENTION ALL ROBINHOOD TRADERS. YOU CAN NOT PURCHASE MORE THAN 5 SHARES OF GME. THIS MEANS IF YOU ALREADY HAVE MORE THAN 5, YOU WONT BE ABLE TO BUY MORE.
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Here’s the last line of this article “Thus, this maturity could be the straw that breaks the camel's back, forcing Sears Holdings to declare bankruptcy -- assuming it doesn't go bankrupt before then.”
I don’t you’ll get laid off next week, but it’s no where near rock solid.
Good on you.
As someone linked already: maternal mortality rate in the US is 26.4 per 100,000. (32 here in Texas)
For the second: the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq did push the number of combat-related deaths up significantly, to a rate of 27.7 servicemembers per 100,000 per year from 2001 through 2010. I have previously double-checked the Motley Fool numbers against government numbers, but am too lazy to do so now. ;-)
This is Robinhood’s how-to on transferring out your stocks, and this is Fidelity’s how-to on transferring in.
I personally used the Fidelity app, created an account, clicked on “transfer” under “transact” and followed the prompts from there.
Not financial advice. I ate too many crayons today and have only one wrinkle
It's actually quite the opposite - 401K deferral rates actually go up as you get wealthier. On it's own, capping the 401K limit would be a progressive shift in the tax code.
That doesn't mean it's a good idea, and I have a sneaking suspicion this money wouldn't go to expand the EITC or anything. But it would actually be a tax increase on wealthy individuals.
Apple shares were suspended from trade before the announcement
Edit: They changed the entire article and the line mentioning the suspension. =\ Cmon Yahoo/WSJ
IBM has annual revenue of $79 billion. link
For context, that's equivalent to the value of Etherium, XRP, and Bitcoin Cash. Combined. Every year.
While it's possible that IBM may do something with crypto, the idea that IBM is turning to crypto to 'survive' is laughable.
Not to be a buzz-kill, but Jack Lew is likely to change his signature as Timothy Geitner did when he took the office.
> It takes a village to raise a... coach's salary this much
>Defenders of high salaries for successful state school coaches will argue that coach compensation doesn't really come from taxpayers, of course.
> As even the author of the Deadspin article admits, a large portion of a coach's total compensation comes in the form of bonuses and fees tied to coaches making media appearances, derived from sports apparel contracts, and from fundraising. Still more of the overall athletics budget is paid for by television contracts, etc., etc., and so on and so on.
> And yet, where would all of this money come from -- what endorsement deals would there be, what television fees would be collected -- if there were no taxpayer-funded university for the coach's team to play at?
> It all starts with the taxpayers. And the taxpayers deserve a clearer picture of where their tax dollars are being spent -- and on whom.
Furthermore; you can clearly see in the company's quarterly financial statements, per page 18, that the nine month period ended 9/30/2012 resulted in $7.2 billion in operating income on $29.5 billion of revenue for their "cable communications" segment (24.4% margin). For all of comcast combined, it's $8.8 billion of operating income on $46.6 billion of revenue (18.9% margin). Far from the 97% margin stated above.
When all's said and done, after taxes, the company makes $1-2 billion of net income on $15-16 billion of revenue. That's maybe a 9.5% margin.
It helps keep share prices reasonable as companies grow\shrink.
Berkshire hathaway is worth $300,000 per share. You can't buy a fraction of a share, so it locks people out of purchasing into that company (intentionally).
Apples stock would be worth around $11,000 per share if they hadn't split their stock 5 times in the past. They do this so that John and Jane can actually afford a share in their company.
https://www.fool.com/investing/2016/08/10/apples-stock-split-history.aspx
You can just transfer instead of selling. Start a transfer request with your new brokerage. Don’t devalue these stocks by selling- that’s what they wanted by doing this. Here’s how Robinhood says to do the transfer: https://robinhood.com/support/articles/360001226666/transfer-stocks-out-of-your-robinhood-account/
This is total nonsense. The game scored over 80 on metacritic. The executives would have seen test reviews (they hire freelance reviewers to do internal reviews of the game as it's in progress). They would have thought it was a good game.
Battlefield alone does not likely move the needle one way or the other. Do you think they bought shares on the news that FIFA 14 was good? Or sold because NBA Live 14 was awful?
It's a pain in the ass for executives to buy and sell shares, with public disclosures surrounding the sale. In the last six months, Apple insiders have sold Nearly 30 million shares (that's billions of dollars in shares.) There's nothing wrong with it as long as they reported it correctly along the way, which I'm sure they did.
Here's a link to the Apple trades: http://finance.yahoo.com/q/it?s=AAPL
Here's a link to the EA trades: http://finance.yahoo.com/q/it?s=EA+Insider+Transactions
Bit more than a year, but yeah.
I'm like APPL's second to smallest shareholder.
This whole article is just as bad as Fox News. You all should be ashamed of yourselves. The Wall Street Journal article this is taken from does not mention it was put toward Executive Pay at all:
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/hostess-maneuver-deprived-pension-051400720.html
It was used for continuing business operations. Yes, this does include executive pay and bonus' but it also includes employee pay, product transportation, raw goods, etc. While CEO pay may be inflated these individuals would have never joined the company if their pay wasn't guaranteed and Hostess' Board of Directors felt that the best chance of saving the company, and the pensions with it, was hiring the most competent executives they could find.
This article from AlterNet is ridiculously cherry-picked.
> And while some workers have seen gains, most of the increases have gone to those who were already the highest-paid.
This is the real key part - it is probably a lot of worse for most people.
Robinhood is still trying to fuck us, limiting people's position to 5 shares maximum on GME. Spread the word everywhere, this needs to be blown up. They will NOT allow you to add to your position if you already own more than the allotted amount.
COPY/PASTE THIS TO KEEP THE INFO UP, OR GET IT PINNED, THIS WILL BE MY LAST REPOST SO I CAN TRY AND GET SOME REST FOR THE BATTLE TOMORROW. SOMEONE PLEASE TAKE THIS AND COPY/PASTE UNTIL ITS AT THE TOP
LET USERS KNOW SO THEY CAN MAKE BROKER MOVEMENTS IF NECESSARY, THIS IS HIGHWAY ROBBERY
IF YOU KNOW OF BROKERS THAT ALLOW SAME DAY USE OF FUNDS, PLEASE MAKE A LIST, SHARE THEM AROUND.
EDIT: GOING TO YOUR BANK TO WIRE MONEY INTO YOUR BROKERAGE ACCOUNT IS THE FASTEST WAY TO GET FUNDS, MANY WILL GET YOU ACCESS TO YOUR MONEY SAME DAY, WITHIN HOURS. E-TRADE ACCEPTS WIRES, TD AMERITRADE TAKES WIRE TRANSFERS
Confirmed account of a money transfer from personal bank to Vanguard, available for use. Confirmed reports of at least $1k available for use on a Fidelity account. Tastytrade/Tastyworks has 1k instant funds and no announced purchase limits, and may give you full access to your deposit if you contact them. IG may allow instant access if the funds are confirmed. First Trade is another possibility, supposedly you can wire money to your account and receive it within a couple hours. Supposedly Schwab will not allow it on a volatile stock.
Currently Chase, Fidelity TDAmeritrade, Vanguard and Morgan Stanley have not set limits on purchases of stock. Have had a confirmed report of Schwab allowing purchase atm.
MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL, STAY 💎✋ FRIDAY IS NOT A DESIGNATED SELL DAY, DO NOT ASSUME TODAY IS THE DAY TO SELL DO NOT SPREAD THE WORD TO SELL
This is not financial advice, I am here because I'm interested in learning more about bird law.
Is auch von Harley gelogen. Die fahren schon seit ner Weile ihre Produktion in den USA runter. So um Trumps Steuergeschenk haben die eine Fabrik dicht gemacht und Aktienrückkäufe angefangen.
https://www.fool.com/investing/2018/06/04/harley-davidson-isnt-abusing-tax-cuts-to-outsource.aspx
The stock market (S&P500) has more than doubled since 2009. No comment on the happiness of the employees of the other 499 companies though.
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=%5EGSPC+Basic+Chart&t=5y
What? I couldn't belive!
Here is a outside link for the news: http://finance.yahoo.com/news/tom-clancy-dead-celebrated-thriller-141800682.html
So many games marked me. My favorites were the Splinter Cell ones (I still play Chaos Theory sometimes).
RIP.
edit: better new link
Robinhood is still trying to fuck us, limiting people's position to 5 shares maximum on GME. Spread the word everywhere, this needs to be blown up. They will NOT allow you to add to your position if you already own more than the allotted amount.
LET USERS KNOW SO THEY CAN MAKE BROKER MOVEMENTS IF NECESSARY, THIS IS HIGHWAY ROBBERY
IF YOU KNOW OF BROKERS THAT ALLOW SAME DAY USE OF FUNDS, PLEASE MAKE A LIST, SHARE THEM AROUND.
EDIT: Confirmed reports of at least $1k available for use on a Fidelity account. IG may allow instant access if the funds are confirmed First Trade is another possibility, supposedly you can wire money to your account and receive it within a couple hours. Supposedly Schwab will not allow it on a volatile stock.
Currently Chase, Schwab, Fidelity and TDAmeritrade have not set limits on purchases of stock.
MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL, STAY 💎✋ FRIDAY IS NOT A DESIGNATED SELL DAY, DO NOT ASSUME TODAY IS THE DAY TO SELL
This is not financial advice, I am here because I'm interested in learning more about bird law.
I am going to post a link that will probably get deleted with the link to switching brokerages FROM Robinhood.
It'll probably get banned as advertising by automod but we can hope.
https://robinhood.com/us/en/support/articles/transfer-stocks-out-of-your-robinhood-account/
Robinhood is still trying to fuck us, limiting people's position to 5 shares maximum on GME. Spread the word everywhere, this needs to be blown up. They will NOT allow you to add to your position if you already own more than the allotted amount.
LET USERS KNOW SO THEY CAN MAKE BROKER MOVEMENTS IF NECESSARY, THIS IS HIGHWAY ROBBERY
IF YOU KNOW OF BROKERS THAT ALLOW SAME DAY USE OF FUNDS, PLEASE MAKE A LIST, SHARE THEM AROUND.
EDIT: Confirmed reports of at least $1k available for use on a Fidelity account. IG may allow instant access if the funds are confirmed First Trade is another possibility, supposedly you can wire money to your account and receive it within a couple hours. Supposedly Schwab will not allow it on a volatile stock.
Currently Chase, Schwab, Fidelity and TDAmeritrade have not set limits on purchases of stock.
MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL, STAY 💎✋ FRIDAY IS NOT A DESIGNATED SELL DAY, DO NOT ASSUME TODAY IS THE DAY TO SELL
This is not financial advice, I am here because I'm interested in learning more about bird law.
Robinhood is still trying to fuck us, limiting people's position to 5 shares maximum. Spread the word everywhere, this needs to be blown up
The review covers 4.3 million foreclosures that happened between 2009 and 2010. The San Francisco city assessor's office performed an audit of foreclosures and found that more than 80% of the foreclosures have "missing documents or signatures, or otherwise violate the law."
This fraud was systemic, and if everyone who was foreclosed upon submits an application for review, and the review are carried out faithfully, there will be huge repercussions for the largest banks.
Here's 100% the reason why - https://www.fool.com/investing/2018/08/18/can-amazon-help-twitch-become-a-1-billion-business.aspx
Emmett set a $1B ad revenue goal for Twitch which is more than double their current state.
There's absolutely no way in shit they're hitting that goal without a major change.
Getting better at selling ads is hard, especially to Twitch's demographic. It's a tough one.
Combine a ridiculous c-level pipe dream goal with an impossible timeline, and you've got the perfect formula for marginalizing your most loyal customer base.
This is a HUGE slip on Twitch's part. They're effectively acknowledging they'll lose Prime revenue, and thereby diminish the value they offer to the developers paying to have their games on Prime, so that they can sell more ad units. Unequivocally the most annoying, frustrating, friction-filled experience they have to make money.
Step 2 will be partnership managers "training" and encouraging Partners on how they can and should run more ads in their streams, further frustrating their user-base. Mark my words.
These kinds of silly goals always result in horrible decisions staff are forced to make to stand even a remote chance of landing the goal. And they'll still miss.
This is sad.
Robinhood is still trying to fuck us, limiting people's position to 5 shares maximum on GME. Spread the word everywhere, this needs to be blown up. They will NOT allow you to add to your position if you already own more than the allotted amount.
LET USERS KNOW SO THEY CAN MAKE BROKER MOVEMENTS IF NECESSARY, THIS IS HIGHWAY ROBBERY
IF YOU KNOW OF BROKERS THAT ALLOW SAME DAY USE OF FUNDS, PLEASE MAKE A LIST, SHARE THEM AROUND.
EDIT: Confirmed reports of at least $1k available for use on a Fidelity account. IG may allow instant access if the funds are confirmed First Trade is another possibility, supposedly you can wire money to your account and receive it within a couple hours. Supposedly Schwab will not allow it on a volatile stock.
Currently Chase, Schwab, Fidelity and TDAmeritrade have not set limits on purchases of stock.
MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL, STAY 💎✋ FRIDAY IS NOT A DESIGNATED SELL DAY, DO NOT ASSUME TODAY IS THE DAY TO SELL DO NOT SPREAD THE WORD TO SELL
This is not financial advice, I am here because I'm interested in learning more about bird law.
All of this is accurate. However, because Gilead is a public company, their financials are public. Their financials show a different story than the one they painted. I'm all for a company recouping their sunk costs and making a healthy profit, but they are doing more than that. Their operating margin was 40.38% and their profit margin was 28.55% in 2012. Of their $2.783 billion in revenue for Q3, 2013, their R&D expense was $546 million (19.6%), their sales/admin was $406 million (14.5%), and their CoGS was $682 million (24.5%), leaving an EBIT of $1.08 billion (38.8%) - source. They were making an impressive profit during the last 2 years, while Sovaldi was in development, and will continue making a profit that any company outside the pharmas can only dream of recording, especially in a company that isn't releasing dividends. Their financials are more than stable, so their arguments ring hollow. That said, I have to give them credit for paying income taxes. So, there's that.
RH erlaubt tatsächlich wieder 20 GME: https://robinhood.com/us/en/support/articles/changes-due-to-recent-market-volatility/
None taken. But the Fox News audience type doesn't like to read very much and will most likely not look into or accurately understand statistics.
But for those of you who like to go beyond anecdotal evidence, here are some good sources that show the poor are getting poorer and the rich, richer.
Robinhood is still trying to fuck us, limiting people's position to 5 shares maximum on GME.Spread the word everywhere, this needs to be blown up. They will NOT allow you to add to your position if you already own more than the allotted amount.
COPY/PASTE THIS TO KEEP THE INFO UP, OR GET IT PINNED, I've been at it all day and have to try and get some sleep.
LET USERS KNOW SO THEY CAN MAKE BROKER MOVEMENTS IF NECESSARY, THIS IS HIGHWAY ROBBERY
IF YOU KNOW OF BROKERS THAT ALLOW SAME DAY USE OF FUNDS, PLEASE MAKE A LIST, SHARE THEM AROUND.
EDIT: GOING TO YOUR BANK TO WIRE MONEY INTO YOUR BROKERAGE ACCOUNT IS THE FASTEST WAY TO GET FUNDS, MANY WILL GET YOU ACCESS TO YOUR MONEY SAME DAY, WITHIN HOURS. E-TRADE ACCEPTS WIRES, TD AMERITRADE TAKES WIRE TRANSFERS AND ACH TRANSFERS, WHICH IS FASTER THAN A WIRE.
Confirmed reports of at least $1k available for use on a Fidelity account. Tastytrade has 1k instant funds and no announced purchase limits CashApp has been mentioned as well IG may allow instant access if the funds are confirmed First Trade is another possibility, supposedly you can wire money to your account and receive it within a couple hours. Supposedly Schwab will not allow it on a volatile stock.
Currently Chase, Schwab, Fidelity TDAmeritrade, and Morgan Stanley have not set limits on purchases of stock.
MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL, STAY 💎✋ FRIDAY IS NOT A DESIGNATED SELL DAY, DO NOT ASSUME TODAY IS THE DAY TO SELL DO NOT SPREAD THE WORD TO SELL
This is not financial advice, I am here because I'm interested in learning more about bird law.0
Robinhood is still trying to fuck us, limiting people's position to 5 shares maximum on GME. Spread the word everywhere, this needs to be blown up. They will NOT allow you to add to your position if you already own more than the allotted amount.
COPY/PASTE THIS TO KEEP THE INFO UP, OR GET IT PINNED, I've been at it all day and have to try and get some sleep.
LET USERS KNOW SO THEY CAN MAKE BROKER MOVEMENTS IF NECESSARY, THIS IS HIGHWAY ROBBERY
IF YOU KNOW OF BROKERS THAT ALLOW SAME DAY USE OF FUNDS, PLEASE MAKE A LIST, SHARE THEM AROUND.
EDIT: GOING TO YOUR BANK TO WIRE MONEY INTO YOUR BROKERAGE ACCOUNT IS THE FASTEST WAY TO GET FUNDS, MANY WILL GET YOU ACCESS TO YOUR MONEY SAME DAY, WITHIN HOURS. E-TRADE ACCEPTS WIRES, TD AMERITRADE TAKES WIRE TRANSFERS
Confirmed account of a money transfer from personal bank to Vanguard, available for use. Confirmed reports of at least $1k available for use on a Fidelity account. Tastytrade/Tastyworks has 1k instant funds and no announced purchase limits, and may give you full access to your deposit if you contact them. IG may allow instant access if the funds are confirmed. First Trade is another possibility, supposedly you can wire money to your account and receive it within a couple hours. Supposedly Schwab will not allow it on a volatile stock.
Currently Chase, Fidelity TDAmeritrade, Vanguard and Morgan Stanley have not set limits on purchases of stock. Have had a confirmed report of Schwab allowing purchase atm.
MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL, STAY 💎✋ FRIDAY IS NOT A DESIGNATED SELL DAY, DO NOT ASSUME TODAY IS THE DAY TO SELL DO NOT SPREAD THE WORD TO SELL
This is not financial advice, I am here because I'm interested in learning more about bird law.
He answered this elsewhere a couple days ago:
>For transportation, Gore admits to “sometimes” chartering a private jet but he doesn’t own one, claims to be a “regular" on Southwest Airlines (LUV) and flew to NY last week on American Airlines to promote The Climate Reality Project’s 24-hour webcast, The Cost of Carbon. "Every once in a while I charter but I use public transit and commercial airlines,” he says.
When 92% of the states have enacted laws saying almost the same thing you’d think the federal government might get the fucking hint.
Also the Toyota Camry is the <em>most</em> American of all cars - at least according to cars.com.
At least it totally backfired and crashed their stock price
(source)
> Talking to a branch tomorrow.
When you do, you should use the words "I'm closing my account because you guys are worthless assholes and I'm going to bank somewhere that isn't regularly voted the worst-or-second-worst customer service in the whole USA"
https://robinhood.com/us/en/support/articles/changes-due-to-recent-market-volatility/
Yeah, they're only allowing up to 100 shares at the moment. Why do you ask "what buying restrictions" if you already know about that?
Which means their customers who are most likely to want to buy more shares in bulk (who could already afford >= 100 shares) are unable to buy more at these discounted prices. (Relative to last week)
People who owned one or two shares can now maybe buy one or two more, or fractions, which is still helpful, but only to a certain extent.
It's also a good idea to cross-check your receipt with the amount you're actually charged. That way, you can protect yourself from waitstaff taking liberties with their tips.
In terms of budgeting, though, you might want to check out Mint.
Their stock doesn't seem to have been affected by this in (roughly) the past 2 years.
He also owns 400,000,000 shares of Coca-Cola which is why he mentions Coke so frequently and it's one of his favorite stocks.
https://www.fool.com/investing/2017/03/10/what-percentage-of-coca-cola-does-warren-buffett-o.aspx
I wouldn't be focusing on the consumer side of 5G, rather the infrastructure side. That's where the big money is. I don't think consumers are really going to be clamoring over 5G all that much.. at least not enough to drive massive phone sales. It might be big among tech enthusiasts, but 4G is perfectly adequate for 99% of the general population and I don't think a lot of people will be able to justify spending $600+ on a new phone specifically for a speed boost they don't need.
American Tower (AMT), Crown Castle (CCI), and SBA Communications (SBAC) are the biggest 3 tower companies according to Forbes.
I would research those companies and see what they've said publicly about 5G plans.
EDIT: This spawned some more research by me. This article offered some great insight into how tower companies operate https://finance.yahoo.com/news/could-american-tower-even-bigger-130150159.html
Two main things I took away from that article:
- Tower companies only own the land and the physical towers. Tenants, such as Verizon, Sprint, etc. lease space on the tower to put up their own transmitters.
- Cell company mergers harm tower companies because that leaves fewer tenants, and therefore less revenue for the tower companies. Something to watch out for.
This also begs the question.. if a tower company only owns the towers and the land, and tenants are responsible for transmitters.. how much can 5G actually create revenue growth for tower companies since 5G is in the transmitter, not the tower? Unless the nature of 5G just demands more towers, I'm not sure about that. I'd be curious to know who is actually manufacturing the transmitters, because cell companies are going to be buying/leasing millions of new 5G transmitters in relatively short order.
That's $3B box office, minus theatre cut, minus distribution costs, minus marketing costs, minus production cost is profit.
says profit was probably $700M for TFA. So say $500M for R1. So Disney is probably profited about $1.5B all around for SW so far. Still $2.5B to go to recoup purchase cost.
Robinhood is still trying to fuck us, limiting people's position to 5 shares maximum on GME. Spread the word everywhere, this needs to be blown up. They will NOT allow you to add to your position if you already own more than the allotted amount.
LET USERS KNOW SO THEY CAN MAKE BROKER MOVEMENTS IF NECESSARY, THIS IS HIGHWAY ROBBERY
IF YOU KNOW OF BROKERS THAT ALLOW SAME DAY USE OF FUNDS, PLEASE MAKE A LIST, SHARE THEM AROUND.
EDIT: Confirmed reports of at least $1k available for use on a Fidelity account. IG may allow instant access if the funds are confirmed First Trade is another possibility, supposedly you can wire money to your account and receive it within a couple hours. Supposedly Schwab will not allow it on a volatile stock.
Currently Chase, Schwab, Fidelity and TDAmeritrade have not set limits on purchases of stock.
MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL, STAY 💎✋ FRIDAY IS NOT A DESIGNATED SELL DAY, DO NOT ASSUME TODAY IS THE DAY TO SELL
This is not financial advice, I am here because I'm interested in learning more about bird law.
ATTENTION ALL ROBINHOOD TRADERS. YOU CAN NOT PURCHASE MORE THAN 5 SHARES OF GME. THIS MEANS IF YOU ALREADY HAVE MORE THAN 5, YOU WONT BE ABLE TO BUY MORE.
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https://robinhood.com/us/en/support/articles/changes-due-to-recent-market-volatility/
the debate about income tax is a ruse to fool you Americans. Most of the wealthy did NOT get wealthy from earning wages. They got it from capital gains. And by pretending to be mad or outraged about rates on income taxes, Republicans have helped bury any real effort to raise capital gains taxes, which should be raised even if rates on wealthy's income rise slightly or not at all.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/richest-400-people-america-got-201519751.html
"According to the IRS, which recently released 2009 data from the 400 richest individual income tax returns, the real runaway growth in wealth has come from capital gains. In the last years of the bubble, the "Fortunate 400" made nearly half their income from capital gains (a.k.a.: profit from the rising value of an investment, such as stocks or property) and less than 10% of their income from old-fashioned wages.
The average income of a top-400 earner grew by 650% between 1992 and 2007 to a whopping $344 million. Over that time, the average salary didn't even double. But the average capital gains haul increased by 1,200%. So how do the richest get richer? Not from their wages. From their investments."
edit: I might also point out that a large percentage of rich people inherit their money, which is why they have spent so much time weakening the Inheritance Tax. by doing that, and preserving tax loopholes/havens along with low capital gains taxes, the rich are ensuring that they don't even get TOUCHED, all the while screaming for everyone else to "pay their fair share".
Robinhood is still trying to fuck us, limiting people's position to 5 shares maximum. Spread the word everywhere, this needs to be blown up
Looks like it's up to 100 GME. Not completely lifted, but an improvement Changes due to ongoing market volatility | Robinhood .
Robinhood is still trying to fuck us, limiting people's position to 5 shares maximum on GME. Spread the word everywhere, this needs to be blown up. They will NOT allow you to add to your position if you already own more than the allotted amount.
LET USERS KNOW SO THEY CAN MAKE BROKER MOVEMENTS IF NECESSARY, THIS IS HIGHWAY ROBBERY
IF YOU KNOW OF BROKERS THAT ALLOW SAME DAY USE OF FUNDS, PLEASE MAKE A LIST, SHARE THEM AROUND.
EDIT: Confirmed reports of at least $1k available for use on a Fidelity account. IG may allow instant access if the funds are confirmed First Trade is another possibility, supposedly you can wire money to your account and receive it within a couple hours. Supposedly Schwab will not allow it on a volatile stock.
Currently Chase, Schwab, Fidelity and TDAmeritrade have not set limits on purchases of stock.
MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL, STAY 💎✋ FRIDAY IS NOT A DESIGNATED SELL DAY, DO NOT ASSUME TODAY IS THE DAY TO SELL
This is not financial advice, I am here because I'm interested in learning more about bird law.
ATTENTION ALL ROBINHOOD TRADERS. YOU CAN NOT PURCHASE MORE THAN 5 SHARES OF GME. THIS MEANS IF YOU ALREADY HAVE MORE THAN 5, YOU WONT BE ABLE TO BUY MORE.
SHARE THIS
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https://robinhood.com/us/en/support/articles/changes-due-to-recent-market-volatility/
just... wow.
I'm in the process of setting this up right now. What I have learned is that if you have any options pending, you will have to set up your Fidelity account first and then request to have options enabled. It will take 24-48hrs for approval.
Then you can intiate a transfer from another account, keep in mind that if you intiate a transfer from robinhood they will put everything on hold until it's moved and charge $75 for the transfer.
To find the info needed from robinhood, this link gave me the info.
What people are recommending is to just start trading on your new account if you can and work on the transfer once all the dust settles with everything else.
Hope this helps, as always ymmv!
>it's extraordinarily expensive.
One thing that gets lost in the discussion is that SpaceX privately funded a lot of the development itself. Meanwhile, ULA sat back on the their fat overhead collecting a billion dollar subsidy for basically doing nothing but producing expensive rockets.
As soon as the Air Force cuts off the EELV gravy train, ULA will start laying people off and complaining about the budget. Instead of using that money to innovate more cost effective rockets, they basically did nothing and complained about SpaceX the entire time.
ULA can rot.
That's cause you own more than 4* shares. The limit isn't just on how many you can buy each transaction, the limit is how many you are allowed to own on the platform. If you have more than the limit, you are not allowed to buy more.
* current number as of writing this.
https://robinhood.com/us/en/support/articles/changes-due-to-recent-market-volatility/
> What if my existing positions already exceed the limits?
> If you already hold a greater number of shares or contracts than the limits listed above, your positions will not be sold or closed.
>However, you will not be able to open more positions of each of these securities unless you sell enough of your holdings such that you are below the respective limit.
Besides the day it was 0, it's been as low as 1 which means the only people who were allowed to buy shares, haha I mean a share, were people with 0 and they were only allowed to buy 1 no matter how much money they had.
IIRC, Picasso also recognized that the signature on art is what is valueable, not the art itself. ~~He also would draw little pictures on checks he'd write for different things~~ because the ~~drawing~~/signature was more valuable than the value of the check itself, people would often not cash them. They're called picasso's checks
Edit: Salvador Dhali would draw on checks because the drawing was more valuable than the checks value.
In fact, the GE Finance arm took a loss of 30 Billion, and is, in fact, writing that off over a period of years. This is primary reason GE does not owe taxes this year.
If your grandfather died in 2019 or earlier, you fall under the old set of rules, which allow you to stretch out withdrawals from the inherited Roth IRA over your lifetime. However, you would have needed to elect that method right away. If it’s been a few years and you haven’t taken any withdrawals yet, your remaining options may be limited, or there could be additional tax penalties. Schwab has a pretty good summary of the old rules here. Be sure to scroll down to the heading “Roth: Non-spouse inherits”
Robinhood is still trying to fuck us, limiting people's position to 5 shares maximum on GME. Spread the word everywhere, this needs to be blown up. They will NOT allow you to add to your position if you already own more than the allotted amount.
LET USERS KNOW SO THEY CAN MAKE BROKER MOVEMENTS IF NECESSARY, THIS IS HIGHWAY ROBBERY
IF YOU KNOW OF BROKERS THAT ALLOW SAME DAY USE OF FUNDS, PLEASE MAKE A LIST, SHARE THEM AROUND.
EDIT: Confirmed reports of at least $1k available for use on a Fidelity account. IG may allow instant access if the funds are confirmed First Trade is another possibility, supposedly you can wire money to your account and receive it within a couple hours. Supposedly Schwab will not allow it on a volatile stock.
Currently Chase, Schwab, Fidelity and TDAmeritrade have not set limits on purchases of stock.
MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL, STAY 💎✋ FRIDAY IS NOT A DESIGNATED SELL DAY, DO NOT ASSUME TODAY IS THE DAY TO SELL
This is not financial advice, I am here because I'm interested in learning more about bird law.
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This is a copy pasta! PEOPLE MUST KNOW.
Robinhood is still trying to fuck us, limiting people's position to 5 shares maximum. Spread the word everywhere, this needs to be blown up. They will NOT allow you to add to your position if you already own more than the allotted amount.
LET THE PEOPLE KNOW. RH WAS UNDER FIRE YESTERDAY OVER THIS, AND THIS IS JUST HIGHWAY ROBBERY
YOU HAVE 8 HOURS TO DELETE ROBINHOOD AND DEPOSIT MONEY ELSEWHERE.
OPEN UP A SCHWAB OR FIDELITY ACCOUNT. THIS IS FUCKING WAR:
https://robinhood.com/us/en/support/articles/changes-due-to-recent-market-volatility/