Robinhood Customer Reviews
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accessibility, fees
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Forex
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jsp
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EASY INTERACTION.
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MORE INVESTMENT TOOLS.
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Stocks
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nothing
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commission-free stock trades
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work on user friendly navigation
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Easy to use app
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Get regulated
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low cost
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User Interface
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Add more details to their user interface
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it’s free
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Not sure
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Robinhood UK Review
Name: Robinhood
Description: Robinhood is a zero-commission trading app launched in 2013 that lets UK investors buy and sell around 6,000 US shares 24 hours a day with as little as $1 through fractional shares.
Is Robinhood good for UK investors?
If you just want to invest a little bit of money in US shares then Robinhood is a good choice to get started. It’s very simple to use and you can trade 24 hours with zero commission and custody fees. However, it’s not really up to scratch for more advanced or active investors.
Pros
- Zero commission trading
- Very good exchange rates
- Slick app
- 24 hours investing
Cons
- Only US stocks
- No SIPPs or ISA
- No options trading
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Pricing
(4.5)
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Market Access
(2)
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App & Platform
(4)
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Customer Service
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Research & Analysis
(3)
Overall
3.5Ratings Explained
- Pricing: Cheap GBPUSD fx rates of 0.03% and no commission.
- Market Access: US stocks only and no pension or ISA accounts.
- Platform & Apps: Very slick app, but basic execution orders.
- Customer Service: App only, no phone number or chat online.
- Research & Analysis: Limited to some technical indicators and news.
Robinhood Alternatives
| US Stock Buying Platform | US Commission | FX Rate | Account Fee | ISA | GMG Rating | More Info |
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 | £0 – £10 | 0.5% | $0 – $96 per year | ✔️ | Visit Broker Capital at risk |
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 | 0.5 cents per share | 0.02% | $0 | ✔️ | Visit Broker Capital at risk |
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 | 0.015 USD/Share (min. 1 USD) | 0.25% | 0.12% – 0.08% | ✔️ | Visit Broker Capital at risk |
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 | $0 | 0%-1.5% | $0 | ❌ | Visit Broker Capital at risk |
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 | £3.50 – £5 | 0.75% – 0.25% | 0.25% (max £3.50 per month) | ✔️ | Visit Broker Capital at risk |
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 | £5.95 – £11.95 | 1% – 0.25% | $0 | ✔️ | Visit Broker Capital at risk |
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 | £3.99 | 1.5% – 0.25% | £4.99 – £19.99 per month | ✔️ | Visit Broker Capital at risk |
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Can you write naked puts/calls (sell uncovered options) at Robinhood?
No, Robinhood does not allow you to sell options on stocks you down not own as naked short put/call positions can result in significant loss. If you want to write naked option puts or calls you need a more professional options brokerage like Interactive Brokers. However, keep in mind there are significant risks that you
Robinhood to introduce 24-hour stock and ETF trading
Online broker Robinhood is set to allow its clients to trade a range of ETFs and stocks around the clock, with the introduction of 24-hour trading at the firm. The new service will be introduced later in May and will make Robinhood the first US broker to offer this facility. 24-hour trading Twenty-four-hour trading will
Robinhood gets pulled up by the Sherrif of FINRA
US-based commission-free stock broker Robinhood has had a tough time lately, over the last three months the company’s share price has fallen by almost -62% and year to date the stock is down by-12.00%. Robinhood is due to report earnings on January 27th and investors will be eager to hear about trading volumes and active
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