Robinhood: Investing for All App Reviews

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Robinhood: Investing for All App Description & Overview

What is robinhood: investing for all app? Robinhood helps you run your money your way. Trade stocks, options, ETFs, with Robinhood Financial & crypto with Robinhood Crypto, all with zero commission fees. Other fees may apply*.

BOOST EVERY DOLLAR FOR RETIREMENT
- Earn 3% extra on every dollar you contribute when you subscribe to Robinhood Gold (fee applies).
- It’s easy to start a transfer of any retirement account and earn 3% until April 30 with Gold. There’s no limit on dollars matched (terms apply).

COMMISSION-FREE TRADING
- Trade stocks, ETFs, and options commission-free
- Invest with as much or as little as you want, whether it be $1 or $1000

ADVANCED CHARTS ARE HERE
- Identify trends for your investing strategies with technical indicators like moving average (MA), relative strength index (RSI), and more.

LEVEL UP WITH ROBINHOOD GOLD
- Earn 5% on your uninvested cash. Terms apply.**
- Get bigger instant deposits (up to $50k)
- Margin investing with a competitive rate (if eligible)
- Stay on top of the market with Nasdaq Level II data & Morningstar research
- $5 monthly fee after 30 day free trial

ROBINHOOD CASH CARD
- Get your paycheck up to two days early with direct deposit***
- Earn 2% cash back on eligible gas and groceries purchases****
- Earn cash back when you spend on offers from participating brands

CRYPTO WITH NO COMMISSION FEES
- We charge 0% to buy/sell crypto.
- Own your coins and securely transfer them in and out of your account
- Trade Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), USD Coin (USDC), Dogecoin (DOGE), Avalanche (AVAX), Ethereum Classic (ETC) and more.

INVEST SECURELY WITH LIVE SUPPORT, 24/7
- Chat with a Robinhood associate for any questions you have.
- Our security tools, like 2-factor authentication, keep your account safe
- Protection for your holdings up to $500,000*****

Disclosures
Investing is risky, consider investment objectives & risks carefully before investing.

*View Robinhood Financial's fee schedule at rbnhd.co/fees.

**APY as of 11/15/23, and subject to change. Interest is earned on uninvested cash swept from your brokerage account to program banks.

***Early access to direct deposit funds depends on timing of the payer's submission of deposits and is not guaranteed. We generally make these funds available on the day the payment file is received which may be up to two days earlier than the scheduled payment date.

****Cash back on eligible gas and groceries purchases requires a qualifying direct deposit.

*****Member of SIPC. Securities in your account protected up to $500,000. For details, see sipc.org. This does not protect against a loss in the market value of securities.

IRA match: Contributions must come from an external account and must be held in the Robinhood IRA for at least five years to avoid the possibility of a withdrawal fee

Robinhood Money, LLC ("RHY") (NMLS ID: 1990968) offers a spending account and the Robinhood Cash Card. The Robinhood Cash Card is a prepaid card issued by Sutton Bank, Member FDIC, pursuant to a license from Mastercard®. Mastercard and the circles design are registered trademarks of Mastercard International Incorporated.

Cryptocurrency trading is offered through an account with Robinhood Crypto (NMLS ID: 1702840).

Fractional shares are illiquid outside of Robinhood & are not transferable. Not all securities are eligible for fractional share orders. Learn more at robinhood.com

Securities trading offered through Robinhood Financial LLC, member SIPC. See our Customer Relationship Summary at rbnhd.co/crs.
Robinhood Financial LLC and Robinhood Crypto, LLC are wholly-owned subsidiaries of Robinhood Markets, Inc. 2784095

There are additional, unique risks with trading outside of regular market hours you should be aware of before making an investment decision, including the risk of lower liquidity, increased volatility, greater spreads, and pricing uncertainty. Robinhood 24 Hour Market is from Sunday 8 PM ET - Friday 8 PM ET.

Robinhood, 85 Willow Road, Menlo Park, CA 94025.

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Experience Improvement Suggestion. This has been a fantastic app in all the time that I’ve been using it. Since about 2017. There have been many new additions since then. One of them being analyst ratings where we can see how many analysts provided a rating, and what percent said said buy, hold, or sell. This has been quite a useful gauge (along with others) for investing. That being said we all know time marches on and opinions change. Unfortunately I have not noticed any relevance to time in this analyst ratings feature. Perhaps these ratings are updated weekly. However, without knowing at what time the ratings were made it’s hard to tell how a stock, like GOOG, would be rated after some news comes out, like the antitrust inspection. Surely we can look at the rating description to see if it mentions anything about this news, but it still doesn’t address the main concern. That is when did each analyst rating actually happen. 30 could have been before a big news break and perhaps only 7 after. Making for a possibly inaccurate rating. Perhaps the news has nothing to do with these analysts ratings and it’s all about the companies numbers. In such case public opinion has no impact on ratings and thusly time is not as important. However it would still be nice to know when the ratings were made or last updated.

To The Moon 🚀. Robinhood is why I invest and invest in crypto now in my life. Trying to figure out how to make money for my family since I had my first baby coming in 2021. Kept seeing the Doctors and Nurses talk trades and thought I could attempt. I like talking business and learning where the future is going. Got onto the app store picking through apps that offer trades and Robinhood popped right up. Since I love the name Robinhood because of plenty of funny movies yet the idea of wealth spread out it was a no brainer for me. RH has made it friendly learning with plenty of help for a person as slow as me to understand and make my first trades. Very exciting days learning to follow companies and hear what others say using social medias to follow have helped me a lot. If you are brand new to investing, look at Robinhood and even if you are an investor of many years it is still helpful to use with other platforms. Thankful to Robinhood and Jim Cramer for getting me through mu first months of learning about markets. They both go hand in hand for me. Excited for Robinhood to offer crypto wallets soon as well. That will be a major mile stone for Vlad the creator. Hope this finds you well and hope you make plent of money to have the bills paid and food in your belly. To The Moon 🚀🌕

Loyal Customer. Robinhood got me into stock trading. Honestly, like any new trader, I made probably the same mistakes that most do. But that has more to do with me than the app. The app however has always been free, was the first to be free, and changed modern trading. I’ve never run into the issues that some people say Robinhood has had. My money is deposited in 3-5 business days. I can enter limit orders. I can trade basically how I want. Over the years they’ve had a few updates like showing total percent change, not just daily. I like the line graph that shows total change in nomal dollars over time. I’ve used some crypto apps that just show your dialy % change only, and its nice to see how far you’ve come along without having to go back to your excel/googlesheet spreadsheet. I’ve learned from those newbie mistakes over the years, and I regularly add to my portfolio and I am usually seeing my money move up and to the right. Dividends come in when they are supposed to. I haven’t seen any real issues to be honest. The only thing Robinhood needs to do now is allow IRA accounts, and Roth, and not just personal taxable accounts. They should really open up to be a new Vanguard and then they’d really take over the world. But for the time being, it’s a great way to learn about the stock market, and it looks really sharp, and I would recommend it as app number 1 for anyone who wants to get into stocks. Looking forward to future updates

Worst support ever!. I’ve been moving my banking systems around to shift from one bank to to another. I make attempts to link the new bank account to Robinhood and it asks me to provide a bank statement for the new account. I send the bank statement with the name my name, and later received an email saying it was declined because the name did not match the Robinhood account name. They don’t ask for middle name when making an account so I did not provide one. I resubmit my statement reassuring them my account name is correct. Later that day the automated system restricts my entire account preventing me from using any features including bank transfers or my card. I check an email and says that I should contact Robinhood. After hours of dealing with numerous “Specialists” and not having any method of directly communicating with their review team other than email through their specialist. I still don’t have access to my account when I have provided them with every piece of information they needed, to include Bank statements from both my NFCU and Chase bank, Passport ID, and a facial recognition scan from Robinhood. I should not have to resort to borrowing money from friends/ family just to eat or get to work because an automated system no longer decides I am worthy of accessing my own money and the company decides take the most ridiculously lengthy process to restore access to my money.

Works well until it doesn’t! Support is the worst!. I’ve had Robinhood for well over 5 years now and it was a great app to learn how to trade general stocks as well as options trading. The worst and most important part comes down to support when anything goes wrong. Expect the worst service you can get and expect to lose money since you won’t be contacted for over a week. When I say expect the worst service, that means they will only contact you via email or somehow via the app, don’t expect to find a number because that does not exist with their support. Robinhood support is supposed to contact you within 1-3 days as they say and may take longer due to volume. I have personally reached out 6 times due to not being able to sell a call option to take profit and the app saying “Account cannot trade that instrument” all the way up until the day of expiration. I lost the opportunity to make a few hundred dollars until I was only left to exercise the option and let the other option go to waste and expire out of the money by the time the stock dipped at expiration. Because of this, I have opted to transfer my full account to another broker and decided to close my account with Robinhood once it clears. Lack of support is an important aspect especially when you’re dealing with something financial. With that being said, I wouldn’t recommend Robinhood to anyone unless you want to risk a potential loss when something goes wrong and “support” will not support you in time.

Motivating. In 2017, I first heard of Robinhood from a coworker, but at that time I was not interested in stocks because I had so many other things taking my money as fast as I could make it. The one thing I did was start a 401k and contributed to that every pay period (as a straight deduction because I was not disciplined enough to do it on my own). I told my coworker to send me the link to the app, and I would join. It was sent to me, and I sat on it for a year. Finally, I decided to join. It has been a rough ride. I didn’t understand it fully, but Robinhood ( and how to videos) made sense of the things I didn’t understand, and their customer service has been great. So many times I thought I was being screwed, but when I would explain what I wasn’t happy about, the CSRs would explain the situation, and almost every time it was because I failed to read something I should have. I am a believer in being accountable for my actions, both good and bad. If you are the type that finds that things happen to you because someone should have told you, then don’t waste your time, you are not ready for this. It is real money you are working with. All of your moves are your own, and ignorance is not an excuse!

Very laggy, needs extended trading hours.. My app is been so slow, worse every day. I even upgraded to top of the line Internet and nothings changed. Taking forever to load the stocks I own, and then taking forever to update their prices. When I click on the options, the same thing happens. When I click on an option to buy, instead of opening up where the price is currently so I can buy somewhere above or below the money, it opens on the most expensive call available. Then I have to take the time to scroll down to find the price of the stock and then determine my calls from there. It’s just super annoying. Lot of unnecessary time wasted for no reason. If you’re trading stocks, and time matters, literally down to the second, this is definitely not the app to use. Will cost you thousands of dollars like it has me. If you are swinging or long-term trading then it’s good for those purposes only. I am slowly exiting my positions one by one and freeing up my money so I can transfer my stocks over to a different platform. I really love how user-friendly this app is, but the small details that cost time, cost money. If you try to email them about anything, you always get a generic answer from a prompt. Even that’s a waste of time. If you email them about your app being slow there’s nothing they can do. They tell you to do all the obvious stuff like power cycle your phone, restart your Internet, uninstall reinstall your app. None of it works to improve the app speed.

Good interface. Not gonna lie. The confetti interface that was carried out did have more of a childish effect when seen, but glad that was cleared out of the way and more into a direct looking transition when depositing money like seen in other accounts. Organizing lists of stocks/ETFs are pretty spot on with the advantage of their filters to sort out in multiple ways, which is nice to have in mind. Would be good to see them organize their crypto portion of things since it does provide three solid categories of Ethereum, Alt Coin family and Cryptocurrency as a whole; but would like to see more of their additional alt coins that they may want to add into the crypto database for us investors to trade into, even though it’s mainly a stock brokerage platform than a crypto one of course. But since they’re a few coins that have gained popularity in the app such as DOGE, it would best to see if they may want to add a few more alt coins in there that are trending in popularity or traction that can be bought or sold in order to have additional income progressing as some alt coins have done so and currently still do so. My two cents on this point but overall a really great app to trade into as they keep implementing new improvements each time in their platform.

Please don’t invest on this app!. I invested thousands of dollars using this app over the years. At first, I enjoyed the ease of buying and selling stocks on it. However, at a certain point there is a glitch in the app where I authorized that Robin Hood withdraw $2000 from my bank account, so that I would have more money to invest in the app. After doing so, there was a glitch in which Robin Hood proceeded to authorize three more withdraws of the exact same amount, which led to an overdraw my account. I was unable to cancel these transactions. And when I called customer service, they blamed me for the duplicate transactions and took no responsibility for the app and the damage that it caused for me. They ended up putting my account on hold so that they could review the issue and see if maybe the account had been hacked. It is now a year later, my account is still restricted, and I have talked to customer service several times to try to get this restriction removed. I have had no access to my money or my stocks during this time. They have made me jump through incredible number of hoops to regain access to my account, even when I was the one that asked for the review to begin with. Customer service is rude and unhelpful and enjoy wasting my time. At this point, I still do not have access to my app in the money that is there. I would not recommend this app to my worst enemy. It is not safe to invest your money here. use a more credible means of doing so, such as a Vanguard.

Options. Execution on options; the execution on your options in some cases take down right near forever to exercise from the sell order input. On several occasions I have noticed the only way options sell, are when the price reverses, which makes me think those with the Robinhood app Are put on the back burner, so to speak and if the price does not reverse, a lot of money could be lost.I watched a sell order fall more than 50%In the money, only to sell some 10 minutes later out of the money. That kind of execution does not get you high marks. The purchase and sale of shares: on many occasions now, I have watched the purchase of shares increase by one cent per share when the share price never actually hit that price. The same goes for the sales only on the sale price, it is one cent lower then what it actually hit. How is this possible? You wanted my opinion, you got it, but I seriously doubt you’ll do anything about it because you want graphs, pictures, and any kind of evidence that says this isn’t true. I’m not here to give you evidence I’m here to give you my opinion. If you want evidence, try it yourself I’ll just make my decision going forward. In the meantime maybe find a way for options to exercise a little quicker and honestly I would not mind paying a little more. Sincerely, RH user

Better money movement strategies. I really am enjoying Robinhood. I would like to say that there is one thing I’m not fond of however. That is the trade and sell in a single day feature. Three trades and sells in 5 trade days is just nonsense. You are telling your investors that they must take a loss. Or that they can’t make money. I get the concept as to why you do this. Again though it is unfair. We read up on a stock that is predicted to do well and invest money, that same day the stock starts to take a dive and we can’t pull out without being sited for a possible “day trade”. I’m new to all of this like many of your investors using this app are. I think implementing something for the little guy would be more fair. You say it’s ok if you have $25,000 invested on the app. Well a lot of us don’t. And I’d like to be able to move my money where I’d like when I like and maybe you guys should consider upping that trade number to 5 per 5 trading days or “week”. Then impose a few for any there after! The idea of being restricted from getting out of risky stocks is not fair. Pretty much saying that you need to put your money into blue chips or futures and let it sit as opposed to buying a stock and looking to turn a profit that day or week. Sorry if I haven’t articulated myself the way an investor with years of experience would have. Although like I said I myself along with many others using Robinhood are beginners. Thank you.

Best Brokerage app for 1st time investors!!!. The major issue I have had with Robinhood is their glitches. The biggest being occasionally crashes that can last an entire trading day this can be inconvenient for option and day traders aside from these and a couple other issues Robinhood is an awesome platform. I wish the option to organize the stocks you search buy MRK CAP, AVG’s over Days, Months, and Years and ANALY RAT’s was included on the app as with the desktop it would be a nice feature to have. I love the cash management option along with those for fractional shares and drip investing but I wish there was away to practice investing to see how you would preform on let say options trading. Having a paper trading option on Robinhood would benefit the app and the users by allowing users to practice trading in a way that could make them more money. Paper trading also gives Robinhood more money from each customer as they would feel more comfortable placing money in trades than they might now. There are also areas Robinhood lack in analytics. I imagine advance charts might scare new users not familiar with trading however, which is why I would say disable the option by default until the user enables it. All in all Robinhood is a 5/5 Investing app. 🎖🎖🎖🎖🎖

Best in class. This is by far the most rewarding service for investing in the Stockmarket. If you do nothing else, at the very least get their robinhood debit card and use it for all your drive-thru food and beverage orders. There is absolutely no other investment service that will give you as much of a bonus as the Robinhood round-up rewards program. Personally, I set my roundup rewards to give me Tesla stock, but if you want full exposure to the national average, find an S&P500 ETF and watch your spare change compound over time. I personally love robinhood gold’s competitive interest rates, but margin is rather complicated for beginners, so proceed with caution. That being said, if you plan to dollar cost average into the markets on a daily basis, Robinhood’s margin makes this incredibly easy while opening up your personal income to pay down your higher rate loans. It’s a no brainer. If you only so much as use the first $1,000 of robinhood gold, you get an APY of ~6% which blows all credit card rates out of the water. Get margin, dollar cost average at the rate you pay off your credit cards, and profit the difference. Disclaimer: You need at least $2,000+ to gain access to margin, hence this is not a tactic for low income earners. If you are just beginning your journey to financial independence, stick to the debit card’s round-up rewards program and never invest outside of your comfort zone.

Thoughts on RH after 3 years. I’ve used RH for just over 3 years. I’ve learned a lot in general in trading as well as appreciate the ease of use/user friendly interface for new investors as they get into the market. In my opinion, you invest your money RH should be treated as a tool. That said, recent discussion on limits on buys/sells whether it’s a liquidity issue or something else has me seriously considering movement away from this platform. I have several brokerage accounts and to be limited is frustrating to say the least and has serious financial impacts on individuals. I will give RH one more chance moving forward as I have most recently chalked the issues up to “growing pains”. If RH plans to go IPO and succeed it will need to seriously navigate this ^^^ “liquidity situation” and ASAP. At the end of the day i simplify it to the core principle, I give you my money so you can make money and when I want my money you give me it back. I refuse to become desensitized to these “liquidity issues” should they continue and intend to speak with my money then. I continue to be cautiously optimistic about RH and look forward to seeing what changes will be implemented with the talks about adding more crypto and functionality, to include wallets etc. This is intended to be a constructive review and any news on RH I tend to take with a grain of salt until I am able to experience it on my own.

Great App!. It’s easy to understand (once you get familiar with stock trading terminology), and it makes trading stocks feel simple. One suggestion I do have is when I’m looking at the line graph of a stock that I have shares in, I’d like to be able to see visually on the graph where I jumped in at. So say I bought some shares at $4.67/share and I held the shares for 2 months. If I click on the 3 month view of that stock, I’d like to see a little pin or something on the date that I bought my shares at. That way I can see in an instant whether I bought while the price was high or low or mid. Also it helps just in general to see what spikes I’ve held my shares through and which dips I’ve been along for the ride for. I could see this being particularly helpful in situations where I’m buying/selling a lot of shares quickly, or I’m trying to study the markets and look at my past investments. We would be able to notice patterns in our trading habits like if we are overly aggressive on a regular basis, or if we are consistently too passive. I’ve noticed just by my own tracking that I tend to sell a little early. But if I were trading on much larger scales with a lot more money, I wouldn’t be able to mentally keep track of everything. So without writing it down, it would be tough to look at these stocks and remember when I bought at. Just a thought.

I love Robinhood. I can buy and sell stock quickly for free. Just transfer what ever amount of money from your bank that you need. If you are a higher level member (only 5.00 a month ) you can buy stock even when your money being transferred from your bank to Robinhood is still being processed. That is a huge perk. I love the explanations about the companies , graphs and various easy to access data. It’s a visual pleasure to look at your stock as compared to other companies which their displays are sterile bringing back math class stress. Robinhood makes it fun with happy picture text when you buy or sell a stock. I know there are many things I could do with this app that I have not even scratched the surface and will eventually learn. I’ve only been buying and selling stock for a year, so it is great for beginners . You don’t pay any commission fees. I now look at my stocks on my phone whenever I want. My downtime like my lunch time a work, I look forward to checking my stocks. I watch stocks or research companies instead of looking at Facebook or Instagram. You can read articles about the companies stock that you own too. I even like to watch the free stock they gave me when I downloaded the app.

I like it.. Great access to most the companies I look to buy and sell shares. Decent research at a glance on many companies. I really love the ipo access and think that’s a niche they could really expand and do well with. Decent margin rates. Really need to expand availability of different crypto, however I like the security of not having to protect a wallet, and staying in the Robinhood universe. Nice easy options for trading on limits etc… I wish there was an option to extend those options over an extended period of time rather than just a trade day. I don’t like that Robinhood sells and buys through a premium for extra money. For active trading that adds up. If your buying and holding, not a big deal. I think it’s a greedy game they play on that front and wish it was more transparent what the margin of profit was for Robinhood on each trade. Overall, positive. I would really enjoy an automated investment program that E*TRADE has and vanguard, making the management costs down and just a place to put investment without worrying of buying and selling. Would be good for those who don’t want to actively manage their portfolio. Also would help in taking irrational decisions making out of the equation. I would like an option for a algorithm that does the management process for me for a portion of my portfolio. So if I got ill, sick, or died, it would be easy to transfer into that option…

Please make these corrections before ipo. I need to be able to sort my stocks without having to drag like sort by a-z or sort by total % earnings Sort by holdings display data More crypto options And most importantly MOST IMPORTANTLY im sick of every 1/7 stocks I buy to be missing data like history and avg cost I shouldn't have to write down my purchase price somewhere else for fear your app wont save it as it should Good job and thanks for the interest rate at 2.5 Everything else you guys are doing is great. Youve changed the life of millions of people with little to no experience in stocks for better or worse, but what’s ñ is h agl the accessibility to many people that didnt have it Stay true to your robinhood name, make it part of the company credo long term even after you ipo and grow significantly and you will go very long Thank you Edit: I dont like the fact I cant buy more positions of certain stocks that I was once able to buy and now can only sell out of. company has now IPO’d and interest rate is now 3 instead of 2.5 People have been requesting the sorting feature since 2017 still no changes to facilitating organizing or customizability. I understand it’s important to make it easy for new investors, but there needs to be options for now not so new investors that want more info and can understand more complicated aspects of investing I suggest this in order to not only attract new investors but attract and retain the not so new investors thank you

Love the app. I would have given it a 5 stars review, but some aspects of the app needs work. I think it would be easier for someone at my level of inexperience with stocks to have your actual stocks label stocks own by you so that you can understand better, even tho it sounds silly it took me a while to figure out that my stocks are the first ones, as well as I guess is a given once you look under the name of the stocks that it shows you a number of how much you own of that stock. The other thing I believe can be improved is the amount of time that it takes for your application to be approved, I know that this can be challenging since many people are applying but the market changes at moments and you loose the chances of buying stocks at a lower price by the time your application is approved. I think that it could also be a good improvement for the app if they would just add a buy button to either the left or right on the stock instead of having to press on the center since sometimes you end up pressing right and it gives you the display data instead of the buying option. I do love that this app exist and the last thing I would love is that they would give you the free stock once a person uses your link instead of having to wait for their application to be approved. I hope my feedback will be of hep. Thanks to the team and everyone involved in the creation of this app.

Horrible for crypto. I’m in college and decided to start investing for long term. Had a few GME shares through the whole WSB craze and honestly wasn’t upset with Robinhood during that time. HOWEVER, I started reading crypto at high volumes, purchasing and selling at $10k at a time. And I noticed they take a cut WITHOUT TELLING YOU. I know the price you submit your request at is not guaranteed, but the fluctuation is far too few in between to be the reason why my sale price was so far off of my ticket submission price (there’s only 1 second in between these two things). Started to look into it and yeah, it’s pretty fishy. If you are profiting at a small amount, they lead you to believe you gained money by using psychological tricks (colors of the chart and the positive earnings calculations), but if you actually look at what gets put into your money that can go back into your pocket, there’s some money missing. It’s not a crazy chunk but I have lost a couple hundred where they have led me to believe I’m profiting just above the breaking even point. And if you think about it, when they do it to thousands of people, they are reallly profiting off of it. Such a bummer because it’s so dishonest. Also a bummer bc I am a huge fan of the Robinhood snacks podcast! They shouldn’t hide in the fine print the fact that they take a bigger portion of your earning than you are lead to believe. Super disappointed since everything else is good

New member.. I joined Robinhood a little over 3 months ago in Feb 2020 after I heard Clark Howard talk about on the radio. I think it is a great asset to the common man who doesn’t have thousands of dollars to invest in stock all at once. Robinhood is a way for the average person to study and learn about different stocks themselves and decide where they want to put their money. Then by way of the phone app they can check their stocks all day every day. A person can invest as much as they want, pennies or more. I’ve been able to invest over 3,000 dollars in these 3 make months by taking some savings and then doing the best part, which is taking any disposable income I have and buying stock with it. I never stop for fast food or buy anything but necessities now because I’ve found that I’d rather take the $5.00 or whatever it is that I would spend on junk food etc and buy stock. With the virus canceling all sports I’ve found watching my investments on Robinhood be more entertaining especially since I actually have a stake in the game now. The only thing I do wish Robinhood would do is explain the gold mining daily market better. I’ve put large amounts of money into a few of these and then all of a sudden the stock totally changes. These companies send out information but for an average guy they are too hard to understand. Thank you.

Pretty good app, missing a few things. I wouldn’t listen to all the one star reviews that say Robinhood is working with big money to scam the common investor but be aware that Robinhood has done some illegal practices in the past such as not explicitly stating their business practices and way of making money to the consumer which got them into trouble with the SEC. The app itself needs some work, I think the graphs should have a bit more detail to them, even Yahoo finance has them beat there with their 1 minute scale 1 day graph. I also really wish you could trade limit fractional shares because I’m just getting started and wanted to be able to use a limit order instead of a market order. Other than that it’s a pretty good app that’s visually pleasing, and has a much better design than any other brokerage interface. EDIT: I just bought a few dollars of Bitcoin to test it out and I can say that buying Bitcoin on Robinhood is basically a scam. If you buy a market order, the price you pay is at least $100 higher than what’s shown on the chart, and when you sell you get $100 less than what it states on the chart. And if you think that you can get away from this with limit orders, let me tell you that they never fill when the price goes to the level you wanted, and only fills once it goes a few hundred dollars above or below the price in the direction that loses you money.

You guys could be the driving force to become the best. Let be very real you dropped the ball. Having the people behind you is what makes you a hands down best app to be had. Regardless of why you had to restrict, why you had to put holds on buying shares it was not communicated clearly and this is where the disconnect come from. You must remember it is not your money that was on the line it is your customers money that was being held from them. I am a new investor. I like how easy your platform is, I like the fact your charts are easy on the eyes and I can read them. What I do not like is that since this disconnect there really has not been anything directed to your customers. Yes, some statement here an interview there, but I don’t care about why you had to do what you did I want to know how you feel about me. Your decision ultimately moved the market and yes although is was not just you it was just you because you are my voice and I use your platform. I have not removed my money from my account prove me right that I think you can be better then this last week 2nd review: I really like how you have come under fire and still was their for customers. I thought that I definitely would leave, but so glad I did not. Keep education at the forefront of investing. This is the way. I now have given you four stars.

Associate Professor. I have tried other self-directed investment apps/environments, and Robinhood is hands-down the best! To start with, commission free trading allows you to make (practically) unlimited tweaks/optimizations to your holdings, and to react quickly (as fast as humanly possible - computers are obviously faster) to changes in the market. Real-time alerts and market analysis gives you important up-to-date information to inform these decisions. The month of free Gold Member status (currently need to enable this manually), which comes with instant deposits, is a great way to fund your account and start building your portfolio quickly (I haven’t tried transferring money out as yet, but this will likely take 5 business days). The phone app is very user-friendly, making various types of trades simple and convenient. The only bad thing is that trading in Robinhood is ADDICTIVE, and don’t be surprised if you want to spend several hours per day (or night, with cryptocurrencies) trying to optimize your gains. Some suggestions for improvement include (1) access to other types of cryptocurrencies and the ability to do more complex trades beyond just market or limit orders, (2) the ability to ‘shift’ the time range being displayed on market data plots (e.g. to center a 1 week display range to be centered a few days/weeks in the past), (3) the ability to do more advanced analysis of market data by superimposing trend lines/curves.

Senior Tax Accountant. Love this app! This is been instrumental for so many people I know in their understanding of investing, financial planning, and general financial health. Amazing, easy-to-use user interface. Love the free stock for referrals, love the selection of securities, and love the cash management. My only gripe is perhaps updating the Dividend Yield, PE ratios, etc. to the current security information (current price, current dividend payout, etc), showing the performance over a period of more than 5 years (i.e. 10 years, ALL-TIME), and having a more robust, advance information base. RobinHood has and is solving a market problem by offering an investment solution for the masses, highlighting the fact that investors should understand what they are doing and what they are investing in. This is an incredible tool and resource on how anyone can improve their financial position, condition, and health through investing. This isn’t something just for ultra rich. This is available to everybody. Just have to have the determination, perseverance, and the mental fortitude for all our decisions about money (from all that online shopping to buying premium brands to feeling like you “need to splurge” yourself to make you feel better (you really don’t need it) and sky is the limit. Excited for people interested in this app and in their financial future.

Unethical practices and false advertising. Here is a few things other than Robinhood’s recent restrictions on buying stocks 1) Robinhood sells your options an hour before the market closes, let’s say you have an option contract worth 50$ at 2:00 P.M. and you chose to wait till 3:00, Robinhood sells it for lower than market price ( it doesn’t market sell ) 2) what happened with Reddit stocks can happen with any stock on a volatile day, however it didn’t happen with KODK, let’s say the volatility was too high with GME, Robinhood is still unprepared for future events. To understand this better if everyone at Reddit chose AAPL instead, Robinhood would’ve still done the same as it doesn’t have enough money to clear the sales, which again brings back false advertising 3) people committed suicide cuz of Robinhood’s exploitation of amateur traders by lucrative margin offers and stupidly ridiculous user interface which is claimed to be user friendly however in stock market you need informative interface over bright colors that make it seem like a game 4) options are going to ruin the stock market due the bubble they create, Robinhood made this worse by approving amateur traders to trade options, for example I convinced my friend to create an account in Robinhood with a portfolio value of 300$ and 2 days later he got his options enabled, same guy who banks with chase and had an investment account with them for over a month with 2000$ in portfolio value got denied.

Great Interface, Poor Standards. From the outset, I have enjoyed the app’s aesthetic and ease of use. The entire process is very polished and made trading/research enjoyable while providing the needed information. I have no complaints whatsoever with the program from a technical standpoint. Had you solicited my opinion prior to the end of January, I would have given an equally glowing review for the trading ethics as well. Being that the process of making a trade is rather simple, one can only say that Robinhood provided the service as expected or did not. As I’m sure Robinhood is well aware, trading was restricted on a number of shares due to “volatility” as your messages called it. Later, an explanation was provided that the clearinghouse would not approve trades in certain equities due to this volatility. As a service which provides access to the stock market via commission free trading, Robinhood and its clearinghouse should have been aware of such volatility’s prior to the events that unfolded. Instead, it’s users were denied an opportunity that many have acknowledged may never happen again. In short, Robinhood employs a streamlined and user-friendly means of interacting with the stock market. However, this comes at a price: such access can be denied whenever Robinhood is unprepared to deal with foreseeable issues. It leaves this user to wonder whether there aren’t more reliable platforms that may not look as nice.

Just needs a human when things go wrong. As of lately I have literally been logging into my Robinhood app at least 7 times a day or more. I am very familiar with the layout, the menu, settings etc. One day I opened the app and saw all of my investments and well as other stocks that are listed showing a gray box next to it with a dash going through it. Now I’m used to seeing something kinda similar when I lost my signal and the app is trying to pull the information as soon as I get a signal but this time was different. I was home connected to my WiFi and my internet connect was excellent. No other app was having connectivity issues so I knew it wasn’t my internet, the only option available on my Robinhood was the link for a free stock if I recommend a friend. So I tried to troubleshoot by closing the app out completely then flogging back in and the same problem. I then clicked on the Help then contact us and realized the help is just pre loaded questions that they assume should resolve most issues you have but since none of those preloaded questions pertained to me I chose the option of “something else” which it then led me to write an email option. I did however within about 20 minutes the app began functioning properly. I never received an email response back and that was at least 2 weeks ago. That is my biggest concern with the Robinhood app. No live chat support or phone number to call. Other than they if everything works as designed the is the best app for your money.

Easy to Use; Wealth of Information.. Robinhood made it possible for a “little guy” - like me - with little money and little experience in investing to invest slowly as I could afford it without jeopardizing my financial base, and learn as I went along. The absence of trading fees meant that I could trade efficiently without losing my principal, and if I suffered a small loss (which almost never happened) I was not punished even more by the transactional costs. I have an investment account with Merrill, but it is slow, hard to access, provides massive amounts of information that only a seasoned trader could begin to understand, and I have to wait and wait and wait and wait to use my money once deposited. With Robinhood I have actually become an Investor (not just a “trader”) and I have seen my portfolio in good companies grow and grow. By Warren Buffett’s standards of volume, my portfolio is minuscule. But Robinhood gave me a chance I would never have had if I had to rely on the “regular” stocks, securities and investment avenues. Encouraged by the modest success I have had through Robinhood, I have actually started a regular investment program in good, solid, companies. I thank my lucky Stars that Robinhood was available for me when the time was right for me. No other investment platform or house or bank would have done what Robinhood did for me.

Love App , company and democratized breakthrough. I remember back in 2013 I started to invest in Stocks with a Scottrade brokerage firm and each time you make a transaction you pay $7 fee. So, basically for buying a single stock you have to pay $7 and selling another $7. At the end of the day your profit meter will always start after $14 at any given point , beginners don’t find it viable option that each time your profit has to be -$14 plus federal taxes at the end of year. I have been using this product almost since 2014 or 15 cannot remember but cannot think for a better app than robinhood. There are lot of other wealthy brokerages firms and rich people who try to criticize robinhood mission and only want the rich to be rich. For average American joe or immigrants , robinhood has against all odds have provided a platform so simple that everyone can start investing for future. When a person tries to a breakthrough something established for years they definitely face a lot of flak and criticism from people who have been rich holding stocks for decades but millennials want to improve their life today! At the same time think about future. Everyone needs are different. Long story short, stock and options trading is phenomenal and crypto there is still room to improve and add more currencies. Also, I would definitely be interested in what company has to offer long term for assets management.

I Quit Robinhood. The App itself has a great user interface, but it is not good for a serious investor. I have three main complaints. 1. Robinhood does not give you best execution. That means that if they can execute your limit order at a better price than what you specified then rather than give you the extra money, they will pocket the difference. 2. Robinhood is bad at options trading. If you are doing spreads they sometimes don’t recognize that you are trying to do. For example if you sell a put with a $40 strike price and you buy a put at a $30 strike price, you are doing that to cover yourself in case the stock takes a dramatic plunge. However if the stock drops to $20 and you are assigned on your $40 put it will assign you those shares rather that excercising the $30 put simultaneously so that you are only out $10. 3. They control what stocks you can trade. They are democratizing investing, but only when they like your investment. A few weeks ago they shut down trading on Game Stop and the few other popular tickets which hurt retail investors efforts to trigger a short squeeze. Robinhood claimed to be doing this because they did not have the capital requirements for their broker and there is truth to that. However the leadership was not transparent about this while it was happening. And even so, if they are set up so that their brokerages control them, then maybe we should use a brokerage that gives us more freedom.

I loved Robinhood, until they became shady.. I’ve been using Robinhood for over 3 years now, and honestly, I loved it, especially once they allowed the buying of fractional shares. However their recent actions in response to GameStop, Blackberry, Nokia, AMC, Dogecoin, and other stocks & cryptos, is shady, and as an investor & customer, disappointing. They gave an explanation for their actions, and it was an extremely poor excuse. What they’ve shown me is that they are not in favor of their customers/investors when they compete with major Wall Street hedge funds. They will turn their backs on the small time investors, which is the majority of their customer base, and side with the big hedge funds. Robinhood wants you to invest on their platform, but they do not want you to succeed in your investments beyond a bar that they’ve set, that can change at any time that they choose. I’ve given them an average rating of 3-stars because when I first started using them I give them 5-stars, but now that I’ve seen the true colors of their business ethics, I give them 1-star... and that’s being generous. For the moment, I’m still using them out of convenience until a few of my stocks mature, but once that happens, I will be closing my account and moving to a non-restrictive platform for future investments. I suggest that others do the same if they intend to make money with their investments.

Novice makes good.. What fun for me in this time of covid. Newly retired teacher,as of Dec 2019. Lucky break for me. Not having to worry about entering a classroom. But veing bored to tears. From lack of stimulTion. Plans of travel evaporating before my very eyes. Lots of texts with covid jokes and ppe but serious concerns for my future and my family. I already was playing with Robinhood in sep ‘19 ... i had a head start. The articles provided gave me basic stock info. And daily access and pArtial shares encouraged me. The gains were so much fun though pretty small at first... and ahhhh tge losses. Each one heartfelt with dread .. i kept learning more and options in tve money set ne on the right path ... so much so that i started. Day trading with min 25ggggg’s. Lol. Up and down. A see saw for my money. Daily. Losses and gains. I now understood the meaning of volatility ... galore ........Learning again. Another level. Now my expectations grow daily. Some stocks. Some options. Transitioning between both. Buying options started with 1 Contract one company. Now. 5 contracts. , multiple companies and strike dates. From novice to intermediAte. With the help of Robinhood....all done on my cell phone. In the car. At the house. In a resturant. Even visiting while social distancing. Thankyou for this ever changing fun activity. Even when i loss a bit ....

Robinhood review. Overall the Robinhood platform is pretty good. I like the overall ease of use of the platform and like the fact that I can invest in stocks, ETFs and Crypto. However for Robinhood to flourish they need to incorporate WAY more crypto assets and offer a much better variety of options in this class as it is the future and they are losing out to other platforms. Also other platforms offer staking options, retirement account options, and options trading. These are big deals in investing and it is losing Robinhood a lot of business to other platforms that offer these services. Also Robinhood’s customer service isn’t that good either, when you are dealing with peoples money they NEED to be able to speak with someone 24/7 quickly and not have to “chat” or send an email where their questions may or may not get answered for days on end. Also the amount of days that it takes for funds to clear is WAY to long!!! I personally have lost out on good buys due to the slow transaction times for funds, and not everyone wants to or should have to pay extra to have more funds clear quickly. If you want to be number 1 you have to provide the best services to the most amount of people, period, or people will go elsewhere or use part of your platform and parts of others platforms. If you go above and beyond on what I have mentioned I believe that Robinhood could actually dominate this space but I doubt that anyone is actually reading this anyway….

Robinhood Simplifies Stock Trading. Robinhood is such an amazing app because any average person with a computer or smartphone can literally in minutes begin investing and trading in stocks and the most amazing thing is there are no trading fees! Users are not required to purchase anything, no monthly fees and there is no minimum for purchases and the app is built so that it is so easy to research and learn about stocks as well. They have a fantastic news feed so one can stay up to date and educated about business, simply from browsing the news feed. I like how you can go at your own pace. You can invest big or you can take a more conservative safe growth approach. They pay out dividends on stocks automatically. You can also trade cryptocurrency on Robinhood. Their reference program is also great. They will give you a free stock just for referring someone else to join up. One can now buy fractional shares on Robinhood, they have an optional and very nifty debit card one can get so you can go shopping and spend at stores right out of your Robinhood account. I have so many good things to say about Robinhood they are so innovative. The best thing is how user-friendly the whole thing is. You will definitely not regret getting into Robinhood!

Fantastic for new or casual traders, room for improvement with crypto. Pro’s: Great, easy to use platform for stocks and options. Excellent for beginners and/or a casual investor or someone that does small or “hobby” investing. Easy and fast to buy/sell. $0 fee trades. The $5/month for Robinhood gold is worth it if you make frequent trades and/or want access to margain (first $1k is interest free with gold membership). Con’s: very few crypto offerings (and you don’t get your own wallet, so essentially you’re purchasing a coat check ticket for the crypto robinhood already owns). The extra information you get with a gold membership is pretty worthless and common knowledge stuff, so a gold membership is a waste if you aren’t using the margain features (if you use the full $1k you’re allowed interest free you’re basically paying 6% apr on it if you factor in the $60/year you pay for gold membership.) Too many Benzinga type (junk) reports pushed. Robinhood does seem to “gamify” quite a bit- bright, flashy colors and logos, etc. - makes it very easy to make trades based on emotion or spur of the moment decisions. Unable to make trades when the market is closed (can make limited trades shortly before and after market hours but only to other users within the robinhood ecosystem)

Great But Buggy. Robinhood has a great concept going for them. They’ve targeted a niche area of the market which caused a domino effect for the rest of the brokers. Robinhood moves other brokers away from fees per trade and change the game for good. However with that they provide an extremely good UI which is simplistic and easy to use. This is especially good for newer traders and investors as well as it making it a pleasant and seamless experience. But with that being said there are few bugs that they need to work one. Starting with the accuracy of the charts of portfolios. I’ve noticed and a few friends of mine have noticed a few offages (Money I put in + growth) doesn’t always add up. My next issues is that on busy trading day Robinhood needs to increase their server capacity. I don’t like to wake up to either Robinhood unable to make a trade for me because of “high volume” or “May experience delays due to higher traffics” but you get what you pay for and in this case I’m not complaining to much. But over all if you’re looking to start getting into the investment game and you know where to start I would recommend using Robinhood. I mean I did recommend it to all my friends. Ever app has up and downs and I’m certain Robinhood will eventually work out the kinks and be ever better than it is now. They’ve come along way from when the app just rolled out.

Fine until you need to talk to customer service. I have been using Robinhood for many years, however in that time, I have had a legal name change, which means when my account was locked earlier this year, I had to submit a name change request to get it fixed. All of my funds (majority of my savings...) in the meantime are completely locked up, unable to trade and invest or be transferred back to my bank. I have submitted all sorts of documents, such as identification and legal documentation. However, over the weeks, rather than being able to speak with an actual human being, all I have received are scripted and automated responses. Robinhood doesn’t have an actual phone number to call (which seems very problematic for a financial institution) and relies on what appears to be an automated system to submit responses, in which your replies will never be read and your issues never actually resolved. I am incredibly upset right now, Robinhood has majority of my savings currently locked up in their account without giving me any means of being able to get in touch with an actual human being to be able to get things resolved in a timely manner and it is making me very anxious and very upset. Very seedy and disconcerting, honestly, I feel very uncomfortable that I have entrusted my money to a company that refuses to communicate with me, resolve my issue so I can access my money, or give me any kind of update or information about the status of my account so I can access my savings.

The easiest on the eyes. In comparison to the competition I find Robinhood to be significantly easier to look at and more intuitive and natural to navigate through and find information in. My honest opinion is that I think apps like Webull and robinhood ect. All pretty much have the same data points to put on a chart, it’s l subtle but I think important IMO. To have “a clean chart” the information you choose displayed in a way that’s easy to visually digest. If your chart gets “to busy” then datapoints you have chosen to be displayed get absorbed into the background of your chart and they end up missed or overlooked . Robinhood displays the information in the most clean and easy to digest way; while Webull comes off as more advanced I’d really argue it’s busy and/or messy and that Robinhood has all the same features and function of Webull minus the feeds (social aspect) Of webull plus having a Roth IRA option with a 1% match on funds is a deal sweetener for sure… so is the spending section/account and the bank-ish features and services that it offers not. Last but not least… “Instant deposits” a feature that’s optional but allows you to invest and spend incoming to Robinhood, pending funds, so you can get to losing it faster

Freedom IS Actually Free!. Time is the number one advantage you have when investing. Or so my grandfather told me. For years, however, I waited and put off investing until I had “enough” money to make the fees most brokers charge worth it. But I never seemed to have “enough” and I hated waiting (and therefore wasting the magic of compound interest). Robinhood took away my excuses and not only made it ridiculously easy, but completely FREE to invest. I’ve been using the app for over 3 years now and I’ve never spent a dime. And by referring the app to friends, I’ve received 15 FREE stocks from Robinhood (worth $65). The design is intuitive. The financial charts are easy to understand, without being overwhelming. The always up-to-date links to the latest news stories about the individual stocks are really helpful; over time, just reading little by little, I feel my knowledge about investing has grown thanks to those links. I’m mainly interested in long-term investments, but the few short term trades that I’ve made have been a breeze. I’m not that wealthy, yet, but honestly this app is one of my favorites on my phone because watching the dividends come in and the compound interest grow year-by-year genuinely makes me happy. Robinhood is simply complete financial peace-of-mind in a beautifully designed app. I can’t thank its creators and designers enough!

👍🏻. Yes absolutely love this app. The debit card works but I’ve been using it sparingly. I do have one criticism for the moment though, and that is that I can’t link PayPal. However, I can understand the potential national security implications of that linkage, so I need you guys (or whoever my friends are) to help me put together another think-tank to tackle that issue, because I shouldn’t put a Top-Secret solution into a publicly readable review. In other words, that problem is relatively solved institutionally, and I would like the linkage to go through so I can get money out of my online business using only my Robinhood and PayPal. But hang on though, because if it’s just PayPal going to Robinhood it might be too easy for an enemy of the state to get money into the market by using PayPal, from which point they are one move too close to any plan to destabilize the stock market that might exist. Changing topics a little bit: have you guys thought about a feature where people can place orders both to buy at a certain price and to sell at a higher price simultaneously for a security they hold? I understand the day-trading restrictions wouldn’t always apply to that. Might have heard that TD Ameritrade lets you do that on the computer, but unable to confirm.

Moving away from using Robinhood. I signed up for Robinhood a few years back. I didn’t know much about investing but I thought I would give it a try. I found the act of buying and selling stocks to be easy but I didn’t like the lack of other features like the ability to look at detailed charts or even create price alerts. After a few months I withdrew my money. Fast forward 2 years later and I thought I would give it another try. I imagined that in 2 years the app would have made some substantial improvements. I was wrong. The functionality is still the same and there still are no advanced features like charting or price alerts. I do not like the pattern day trade rule Robinhood has setup. I do not trade with margin and only use my available cash. On most other platforms with a cash account you avoid this rule but Robinhood uses it no matter what. After 4 trades you are banned from trading for 90 days. Also, this app crashes and glitches A LOT! On high trading days I have seen many people complain that their app isn’t working. I’ve also had issues with my chart matching my activity and this does not make me fee very confident that the app is tracking my balance accurately. Overall this app could be good for people who want to learn the process of buying and selling stocks and are going to basically “set it and forget it”. If you plan to be an active trade this app is not for you. As soon as I can withdraw all my money I will be switching over to another broker.

Investing for anyone. Robinhood is a great way to start investing cash in stocks with fractional shares, which generally start at a dollar. It doesn’t have to be your life savings, it can just be like $20 here and there. Rather than having the money sit around, it can grow with the market, and appreciate in value generally faster than the interest from your bank or whatever. It’s not a game, you could lose real money, so be careful. FTC rules dictate that you can’t do risky moves like day-trading if you don’t have tens of thousands to play with, but that’s probably for the best. There’s some weirdness around wait times for bank transfers and some controversy around whether you really get the full value of what you buy, due to the financial mechanisms they use to make trades “free” - but that’s to be expected for financial services like this. The app is nicely designed but a little buggy - sometimes it loses track of what’s in your lists and what isn’t, for example. When trading crypto it’s not as fast or as granular as a real exchange. It has a news feature which is pretty informative. All in all, if investing is something you have been wanting to try, I would recommend giving it a shot through Robinhood. It’s fun! Just be careful and smart about it. Like gambling, don’t wager what you can’t afford to lose.

Power in your hands. Robinhood gives you the power to dynamically view securities and place orders clearly and quickly. It also gives you the power to quickly grow into advanced investing strategies if you wish to. Critics may say this is terrible because it’s too easy for the unwitting to lose their money not understanding what they are doing. To that I say I’m sure that happens, but Robinhood does their part to prevent this. They have educational resources and built in info and messages to caution and inform about risky trading actions. Do not blame Robinhood for the thoughtlessness of careless users. Having access to the tools Robinhood provides is truly freeing and empowering. Yes, they have their bugs and other issues. However, the platform is so preferable to any other platform that I am not bothered at all by an occasional downtime or other issue. Further, I have used Robinhood since before they offered fractional shares, Crypto, and their debit card/cash account (which pays interest monthly at a superb 0.3% APY!) and each of these features have made it all the more amazing. My message to the remaining critics is that you don’t seem to understand what you’re missing out on. By my estimates, Robinhood will be able to fix its current issues and introduce more and more features that make it the best place for any non-corporate investor to be. Sincerely, impressed. (And looking forward to what’s ahead on Robinhood)

Excellent, but improvement idea. First off, using the app now for years and loving it. Excellent idea also to add option trading and crypto. I very much enjoy the margin account under Gold (well done and conditions are fair) and I see how Robinhood is constantly improving it. However, definitely problematic are the following aspects: 1. Power usage, the app is draining my battery. Idk if it is because I have a lot of stocks on the watch list and every time I open the app it’s loading in all data for each of them or something, no idea. But my phone gets very warm after a few minutes of using the app (iPhone Xs with 96% battery health and iOS 13.6). 2. Technical issues at order placing. Low volume products such as certain options or even for high volume blue chip stocks sometimes the order confirmation page is loading for 5min before it’s placed. Same thing for cancelling an existing order sometimes. Usually though this isn’t much of an issue. 3. Robinhood has the “replace order” button for placed but pending orders for options. Why not also make it a button for placed but pending stock orders? Would be so convenient. 4. I just wish you’d see some more data next to the list where you see PE and yields. Beta coefficient and payout ratio would be absolutely lovely to have there. Important metrics and convenient to see at one glance. Hopefully you’ll take this feedback into consideration when improving the app. Other than that, keep up the good work! Thanks.

Great trading platform. I really enjoy using this platform with its sleek design and not to much detail but enough to make it easy to look at without missing out on important features. Although I don’t understand the pattern trading/ day trading restrictions. I have started trading options and i need to be able to buy and sell quickly. Such as I was up 25 percent on a options and couldn’t sell it due to having other day trading warnings before i get to number 4 and then get my account restricted. Although through research i have found out you only need 25K in your account to bypass this. Which for a small trading account such as my self it’s hard to get 25K (When i say small say trader i mean an account under 1K) So i was just wondering if there was anyway i could go about getting this removed but still being able to day trade. Edit: I have also now seen that if you turn off instant deposits you can also say trade but that then restricts me from reinvesting me profits from the last trade which at least to me is very important because i am a very small trading account. If there is anyway you could help me so i can day trade without 25K in my account or turning off insistent deposits then that would be great.

I wish you had more crypto and coins in general. I would like to invest in some other securities that robinhood doesn’t have. I feel you guys are losing clients to this matter. Also, there are some stocks you guys don’t allow on the site but are on others. Finally, I wish you guys would make trading extended from 4am-8pm. Again some other brokerages allow that. I feel that these 3 main reasons are holding you guys back alittle when you could have 100 million users instead of where we stand today. I’m with you 100%. Two wks ago I was alittle weary and Alot of fellow traders im friends with all started discussing leaving robinhood for other brokerages like webull and ameritrade etc etc again some prob left your brokerage over the squeeze ordeal. I had an issue with it also. I know you guys float money but this should have been thought of before you became a bank pretty much per say. We lost thousands and tens of thousands of dollars off of the retrained that were put on us. Even with crypto. That was alittle outside of character. I understand why but it screwed us when if we were on or with another brokerage per say that wouldn’t have happened and I’d have another 7-12k or more in my acct. right now. Just giving you the word on the street lol anyway you guys have made your site very easy to use and it’s all at your fingertips (for the most part like I stated) all in all. Thanks and hope this helps. Mike

Very bad, unorganized, and confusing customer support.. I have been using Robinhood for almost a year and a half. Everything looked good and loved it until recently that I faced and issue with my account and had to deal with the customer support team. First of all, there is no phone number to call and talk to someone, and the only option is to email them ! And here is when your problems start ! Dealing with the customer support. I emailed them about my issue and it took them 11 days to respond ! 11 days ! I understand due to COVID-19 pandemic some business are facing difficulties and some people work from home but 11 days is a long wait considering robinhood customer care employees work from home. After that they asked me to upload some documents to their website, and I did. Now its been 4 days that I am waiting for someone to review the documents and respond ! But the confusing part is that each time someone else reviews my case ( I understood that from the end of each email that each time I see a different name of the employee who responds ), and each employee asks me the questions that I have already answered in the previous emails !! I don't know how many times I will have to answer the same questions and how long till someone who actually cares will review the documents that I submitted!! So before starting with Robinhood make sure and hope that you will not face any issue otherwise good luck with that !!

Robinhood stole $1000 from me for trying to change my phone number. Okay, where do I start. I got a new phone number. To log into robinhood, I had to do a 2 step verification with the old phone number I had. Since I didn’t have that phone anymore I couldn’t do this so I went along with Robinhood’s support to change my phone number within the app so I can access my assets. When I was talking with their support, it took forever to get a response, and I kept getting the same response which makes me think I was just talking to a robot. They would ask for my SS number, pictures of my driver’s license, picture of the SS card, etc. I was happy to provide all the information necessary because I just wanted access to my account. They then asked for a pdf of my last bank statement with my bank account number in it. I talked with my bank and they said they don’t provide bank statements with the account number, but with my member number. So I told the Robinhood support this info and they LOCKED my account. I was even able to provide everything about my bank account but simply couldn’t do that because it was impossible and Robinhood wasn’t understanding whatsoever. To make things much worse, I receive emails a few days later for each stock I owned being sold (over $1000 worth). I have no access to my account so it is impossible for me to do this. Robinhood took $1000 from me and all I wanted to do was change my phone number on the app.

What happened sucked regardless..... Giving a one star is something not in my blood. I came into the hype like everyone else, but late and I’m okay with that. I did not put my life savings in it though. At the end of the day it’s gambling . I was not effected as others were. This App indeed did some shady stuff regardless of why you did it. But that’s life right? I’ve learned a lot in these past weeks and if it wasn’t for this app, I really wouldn’t be aware of how things can turn. I’m starting to focus on my long term investments more then ever and I love that. I’ll continue to use this app as references, but putting big bucks in Robinhood is now something I’ll never do. I appreciate the platform for me to learn and understand this game. 3 stars I find appropriate, I just hope you learn from the one star reviews and help the people who truly need it during this time. Not the hedge funds who already have billions of dollars. Robinhood is the name we all know as children who take from the rich and give to the poor. It’s hope for many who don’t have the means for it. You gave hope to people then took it right back. I won’t delete this app, but people and myself included need to be more conscious where our money rests. Thank you again for this platform and hopefully other developers can learn from mistakes that Robinhood made. Good luck with everything ! A lot of punctuation error but you get my point . Regardless of the money.... the moon we go!

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Worst customer service. So Robinhood support is a joke, if you have a real issue they won’t respond fast so have fun trying, My account was restricted because I linked 2 accounts to Robinhood, both had funds. No issues, I used one account for deposits and other account had backup funds in case I needed to spend more, I deposit 10k l, no biggie it goes through I trade etc, then I starting using my tablet to do stocks so my son could play his games on my phone, Robinhood noticed multiple logins on a different device, my tablet, and they needed an explanation of why I log on to another device? Seriously ? I have a 5 year old who does what every other kid does, bother parents, and I’d rather he break my phone then my tablet, anyways I get restricted, no deposits no withdrawals, nothing, I have around 12k sitting their , and they won’t let me touch it, I’ve received only one message from support , this occurred in the beginning of September, it’s almost the end of october , I’ve written support at least 50 times, i only got one back asking why I logged in on another device, a bank statement personal info etc, sent all that plus more, nothing back Then I test something, I made a new email for fun, I message support, I got 6 messages in 3 days, but only 1 message in a month period from my account, so I’m guessing they don’t want to do their job and just leave me hanging? Some customer support I tell you

Straight up bad. I’m moving from Robinhood. Their customer service is nonexistent, they usually take over a week to reply to issues and are always too late for it to even matter. Constant glitches and an unreliable platform with never ending issues where you can’t even trade because their servers are so bad. You can’t execute trades sometimes which leads to you losing money. Recently they have also been controversial for straight up banning the trade of certain stocks (GME, AMC, BB, etc) because they “were too volatile”. Their excuse was because it was such a high surge in price that “they couldn’t keep up with the orders” which is also simply not true since last year TSLA exploded in growth of over 600% in less than a week and they had no problems dealing with that rise. It’s only when young people, as a meme, rise a stock that it’s suddenly a problem. If the issue truly was volatility then they wouldn’t have allowed their users to sell the stock. They straight manipulated the aforementioned stocks allowing only selling and not buying for a week. I have lost now hundreds of dollars because of Robinhood’s pathetic excuse of servers and reliability. Also they don’t support a beneficiary so if you happen to unfortunately die in the pandemic we are in, your money is almost certainly stuck. I’m moving to webull, I’m sick of Robinhood’s constant issues. That Gametop banning craze was the last straw.

They don’t honor the free stock promotion you hear everywhere.... They advertise being the perfect interface for someone who isn’t already part of the stock trading scene. As someone with zero experience looking to learn how to manage a portfolio, I was interested in redeeming that free stock promotion for which every single popular podcast seems to have an ad. At no point in its advertising do they male clear that the promotion expires once redeemed. I signed up with the promotion, was not able to navigate the app well enough to redeem it, and submitted a couple customer service inquiries to help. One representative said they reactivated it for me and made it seem to me that the app would prompt me to redeem it once opened. Since I still did not know how to redeem the offer, I submitted another inquiry. Another representative showed me where to find it, at which point I found the “expired” stock which I had not seen in my account previously. I submitted a third inquiry to help reactivate it, was told, “That’s too bad. Well you can still get referrals!” At this point I expressed disappointment and requested an explanation as to why I could not redeem the offer I never had a chance to redeem. It has been nearly a week and at this time the Robinhood team has still not responded even though in every other instance my inquiries were answered within 1 business day. Unless you’re already stock savvy and looking for a clean app, I would not recommend this service.

Robinhood review. Thoroughly enjoy Robinhood Snacks Also appreciate the easier access to articles that are posted! -Sam Updated Review - Again, love the app! One BIG issue I would like to see updated is when selling stocks I noticed that it appears to be stocks that are last in- first out when being sold... Is it possible to choose which stocks to sell? For example, if I purchase stock in BAC in January 2020, hold it for until January 2021 for tax purposes, then sell it could I specifically target which shares I choose to sell? I have noticed if I buy BAC in January then buy more in March then go to sell the first batch of shares in January the app defaults to the shares I bought in March. I mention this because many times an investor buys shares in a company they like and then the price drops so they buy more, but over time if the price rises and even goes above the original purchase price it would be more convenient to sell the original shares and hold onto the more recently purchased shares for tax purposes. Hope this is not too confusing. I would be happy to clarify and always appreciate the Robinhood team’s approach towards asking it’s customers for feedback!!! Stay well, -Sam

VERY POOR CUSTOMER SUPPORT, get why you pay for. Opened an RH account for crypto. Right from the start realized the user experience is sub par compared to other established brokerages I’ve used. It automatically opened a margin account without me asking for it, and when I had questions there was poor support. No 24/7 CHAT SUPPORT OR PHONE, whereas on other brokerages, you even have your own local personal broker you can call, visit or email directly. This is unacceptable, especially if you are trusting them with large amounts. If you have <100 dollars in your account and are trading fractional shares maybe this risk is ok. I think Robinhood has poor standards of service compared to other institutions, and are more keen on getting more users than retaining them with trustworthy customer support. Being an experienced investor I did not really care about “free” trades, and only joined RH since they allowed crypto. I tried liquidating my position in crypto, and investing in stock, but they prevented me from buying more than a certain amount of stock due to their liquidity issues. No such issues on other brokers like Ameritrade or Fidelity. Not much explanation on app or website, and does not give you a sense of assurance that you’re funds are available and tradeable freely. I fear they will go bankrupt, and with zero customer service not confident I will be able to recover my funds. So I am moving all my funds out to a more reputed brokerage.

Market Manipulators. I’m sure we all know what is going on at the time that I am writing this review but for those of you who do not, here’s the deal. A bunch of greedy Wall Street hedge fund managers were shorting a bunch of stocks at over 100% which is the best immoral and at worst illegal but of course they always get away with this type of stuff so this wasn’t anything new. Using publicly available information, a bunch of users on Reddit found this out and decided to start investing in these companies. What this means is that a bunch of privately investing individuals are finally making the money that the Wall Street hedge funds have been making for years meanwhile on the other side he’s hedge funds are in trouble with some of them even needing to be bailed out. As a response Wall Street is using appsLike this we’re private investors will buy partial shares of stock and they are blocking the purchase of stocks like GameStop and Nokia. If this sounds unfair of fishy to you that’s because it is if this isn’t market manipulation I don’t know what is in it just shows that abs like this aren’t for the little guy they’re really just a strawman so we feel like we get to play the game to. We do not. They write the rules and when it’s not going in their favor they change the rules. Robinhood, you are a part of the problem and apps like this perpetuate a system where we lose and wall street wins.

Very bad, unorganized, and confusing customer support.. I have been using Robinhood for almost a year and a half. Everything looked good and loved it until recently that I faced and issue with my account and had to deal with the customer support team. First of all, there is no phone number to call and talk to someone, and the only option is to email them ! And here is when your problems start ! Dealing with the customer support. I emailed them about my issue and it took them 11 days to respond ! 11 days ! I understand due to COVID-19 pandemic some business are facing difficulties and some people work from home but 11 days is a long wait considering robinhood customer care employees work from home. After that they asked me to upload some documents to their website, and I did. Now its been 4 days that I am waiting for someone to review the documents and respond ! But the confusing part is that each time someone else reviews my case ( I understood that from the end of each email that each time I see a different name of the employee who responds ), and each employee asks me the questions that I have already answered in the previous emails !! I don't know how many times I will have to answer the same questions and how long till someone who actually cares will review the documents that I submitted!! So before starting with Robinhood make sure and hope that you will not face any issue otherwise good luck with that !!

Hopefully I don’t get “Censored”. This company has literally blocked me from withdrawing my own funds. I have two bank accounts linked to Robinhood and have been using the app since they first started. Everytime I try to withdraw my money, I see “Server error” this company speaks about democratizing finance, but if you pay attention. They steal from you in small amounts. Look at your avg cost right after you purchase a stock. You will notice the the cost states that you bought it at a higher amount then you actually did. When you invest, write down how much you invested and you’ll notice that it isn’t the same amount as they claim in your past “gains/losses”, they have democratized thievery via attracting the “small fish”. I will be suing this company for illegally withholding MY capital. I requested withdrawal weeks ago. There is not customer service to contact. When you submit a ticket for CS, they say they’ll reach out, but don’t really, this is the most crooked company I’ve ever seen, attempting to blind the public. Just because you are “small” in finance and the barrier to entry is smaller, do not be blinded by the true nature of this company.

Good but could be better. Buying and selling stock for “free” (or the few extra pennies you pay) is great for those of us who only have a thousand dollars at a time to invest and want diversity without paying management fees for a mutual fund that may not reflect our personal investment strategy. However, the data provided on which many base their investment decisions is misleading. “Total return” on your stocks do not take into account dividends, for example, making stocks which do not pay dividends look better than stocks with much higher returns that pay substantial dividends. The news feed, also, although it does provide articles on companies you have expressed interest in, appears to be mostly pushing tech stocks and cryptocurrency although I have never had the slightest interest in these, while not providing any information on other sectors I am highly invested in beyond stocks I have already bought or put on a list. The bottom line is that while Robinhood is a great place to buy your stock, it is not the place to get information on what stock to buy. Do your research elsewhere, then take advantage of this easy, nearly cost free platform for your purchases.

Simple UI, just needs tweaks. Right off the bat, RobinHood is extremely easy to use. For the most part, they offer nice little explanations for almost everything, so there’s not a lot of guesswork. If you’re getting into options trading, it gets instantly more confusing, so I would seek semi-professional help in that. If you’re just looking to trade shares however, or at least buy & sell them outside of a five day window, it’s great. In fact it’s the best that I’ve seen so far. I’ve made suggestions to them via email, and will do so here as well: We need to be able to sort our investments each day. Example: Sort by Daily Return. Sort by Total Return. Simply having those two sorting options, included percentage change for our own investments, would make a world of difference in spotting daily movers very quickly. Of course you can do that as a workaround by adding every single one of your stocks to a list, then sorting THAT list, but that’s two extra steps that could’ve been done on the front page with just 1 click. We also need to be able to set up notices. As in SMS/text messages/app notifications that we set up in advance to warn us of when a particular investment interest or currently held one goes above or below a preset target that we choose.

Incredible app, except for one huge thing. I first want to commend the developers of this app for their incredible attention to detail because this app is 95% accessible for blind screen reader users. After the search button, and after the messages, and after where it tells you your current portfolio, there are a couple of unlabeled buttons up there, but other than that, I haven’t found much that my screen reader cannot read on this app. I especially love the fact that you guys do live updates for stock prices, however, you let the screen reader finish reading the current live update before it reads the new update to the prices. So, please keep it up and make sure this app remains accessible so us blind users can invest just like our sided peers. I have tried a couple other investing apps and they are not fully accessible for blind users yet. The only thing holding this back from a five star review is your shady past in halting trading. The stock market should be equally accessible for all investors, not just the institutional investors. If people are going to participate in the market, everybody needs to be able to participate evenly. Other than that, incredible app, and please keep it up! :-)

True market manipulation. This review is probably going to be deleted so I’m going to screenshot it and share it on other socials if it does. I loved Robinhood at first because it was a great was for me to dip into the stock market without feeling overwhelmed by the big bad “stock market”. It is very user friendly and the support team did respond to me fairly quickly...HOWEVER. When any “free market” company like Robinhood limit the amount of shares on can purchase it manipulates the price of a stock. If a Hedge fund can have a transaction worth millions of dollars at a time one way “short” and retail investors can only have transactions of say $1000 at the same time. It doesn’t take a Wall Street expert to figure out that the price of the stock is going to drop based on those two transactions. Ultimately costing the $1000 to lose money and the millions turning billions. These are both hypothetical numbers because I could only purchase 1 stock today worth about $250. Robinhood even went as far as to cancel my original stock purchase with the reason “you canceled you stock purchase”. I did no such thing. By the time they got back to my the stock had gone up by a few dollars costing me more money for the same share amount. Every single email or alert stating a reason is all blatant lies and causes more outrage. Yes it is a private company. Yes the disclaimer allows them to do what they did. They are just doing it in plain site. Would definitely not recommend at all.

Terrible for tax season. The service claims you can easily import your 1099-B and other related forms on TurboTax, yet after having to wait til February 16th to even get the form, I am still unable to import my documents and am being told to try again on the 21st. Not to mention all the other things they’ve pulled on us in the last year, like limiting purchases/sales, you can’t accidentally deposit from the wrong account and request that it be cancelled before they put a restriction on your account, and they mislead investors with poor information. As for limiting sales and purchases, they completely remove the buy/sale option, which I understand is supposed to make sure their customers aren’t losing massive amounts of money, but you shouldn’t remove the choice entirely. It is our money, we should be able to do what we see fit for our portfolios, this should not be your choice. On top of all that they turn around and allow trading at the end of the GameStop rise for tons of tiny investors to buy in and lose a ton of money when if they would have allowed them to purchase before this we would all have been making money. Just shady business over all they don’t want to help you they just want you on their platform and for them to say otherwise is a load of crap. And anyone supporting them, your just as bad. Don’t claim you’re for the tiny investors when you’re so clearly not.

Absolute trainwreck. Do not waste your time with these people! They spent more on design and appearances than on actual customer service. Twice I put in deposits and it took them 4 - 5 days to ping my account, at which time my account had paid one thing or another and was 1 or 2 dollars short for the transfer. I put in a third deposit and this time put 3x the amount to my bank just to make sure it was covered. (I have multiple accounts for different needs - bills savings etc) 3 days later they FINALLY got the deposit. Cool. Except it took them another SEVEN DAYS after removing the funds from my bank account to release the balance into my Robinhood account this morning. During all this, I had ordered, and received, their special debit card. (Yes it took that freaking long)well. I had funds in my Robinhood account... Debit card won't work. Apple pay requires verification but the RH verification people via apple care leave at 5 pm central and screw anyone needing assistance during daytime hours. It won't work online, cashapp, PayPal. Anywhere. Just get "invalid number" or "declined due to an internal server error" Customer service is nonexistent aside from email. And even then. They're nonhelpful and appear to be simply copy/pasting pre-written scripts that may or may not actually apply to your issue. I emailed them a short bit ago informing them I want every dime returned immediately and my account closed. Do NOT waste your time or money with these people!!!!

App user. I love Robinhood because it is easy to use and it has given me the opportunity to invest my money using their platform. I can say that I had encountered no issues so far. However, I do have some suggestions to share with you from an user point of view. First, I used the Robinhood app on my phone to conduct all my transactions. So, one of the features that I would like to have it’s to be able to hide my balance from others. I said this because, every time I want to show something to somebody my balance is visible, and I do feel uncomfortable with showing it. Sometimes even people near me unintentionally take a glance at my screen and they can see my balance right there. I feel so exposed not having this feature, that I can say there is a lack of privacy in the app. Please help me! Second, like many others I consider myself a beginner investor. It will be very useful if I can find any topic / material / information within the app about how to invest. For instance, if you can incorporate a way to invest with no real money just to practice before I do it with my real money will be fantastic 👍🏽👍🏽 Thank you for your service and care!

Not bad. Robin Hood offers a very basic platform for newb investors. There’s definitely room for improvement with respect to Robinhood‘s analytical charts. Generally when researching companies, Apple offers a free analytical platform of stock prices that is pretty solid. I think users do have the responsibility to do some basic research to understand taxes in trading strategies. I’m also not sure why my final purchasing price is very different than the listed price. For example, if a x stock is one dollar, and I think it’s a buy, I will select it. And when I make the final purchase, it may be $0.90, or $1.25. Before purchasing the stock, I’ll again look at the buying price of x stock and it’s still $1.00. Again double checking the final sale price and it’s DIFFERENT than the stock listing. This is most prevalent in crypto, like BTC where the “final” price can be $50-$100 different than the “listed” price. Feels weird. Lastly, the articles are great for trendy trading news… but the Benzinga articles are terrible 100% of the time. Often they are sensational and inaccurate, with tittles like “What if you put $1000 in BTC in Jan?” Or “Why is x-stock going to zero!”.

FUNDAMENTAL PLATFORM IMPROVEMENTS DESPERATELY NEEDED !!!. RobinHood has a very basic iPhone app and website with only limited options and functionality. RobinHood could Learn a lot from (or should stop ignoring) the main stream brokerages, e.g.: Fidelity, TD Ameritrade, E*TRADE, IB Broker (IBKR); Etc. I understand that their platform is designed for beginners, but eventually even “Beginners” gain more ability and need to have more functionality and options available to them to be able to do more, make more significant trades and have better options for making those trades. I’m NOT talking about the “Gold membership“ which cost five dollars ($5) per month and gives one access to some more information; I’m referring to actual BETTER TOOLS for tracking Stocks, Options & Futures and implementing BETTER TRADES as well as TRADING OPTIONS (Such as Greater Extended Hours Availability) PERIOD !!!!! It would be really nice if Robinhood would FINALLY (AND GREATLY) IMPROVE the iPhone app & Website, as well as actually create an iPad (tablet level) app, even if those improvements were given a title such as “RobinHood Pro“: iPhone app, iPad app & Website. RobinHood has certainly been around long enough, is no longer a small (upstart) and is most definitely not too broke to further & better develop their applications. The Apple Watch App needs a lot of work as well.

Love this App!. I’m not one to give reviews but this app is easily my favorite. I love how simple and accessible it is. I would gave given it 4.5 stars if I was able to, but I gave 5 stars because I lean closer to that rather than 4 stars. The only things that I would like to see from this app is to have the recent updates/news for more stocks, it’s really nice to see in app newsfeeds under your share (or viewing a share). I would also like to see a better category system and a keyword search of more specific stuff like “World Events”, “Vaccine”, etc. Lastly, I personally use the Yahoo Analyst reviews and stock graphs as a standard base when researching a specific stock, so it would be nice to have links to public stock analysis such as Yahoo for shares starting at a minimum of say $70-$100. I say a minimum of $70-$100 because I’ve found between my friends and I who use this app, that’s where our trading hobby went from “I’ll throw $50-$100 and see what happens” to “I understand what is generally going on and how to watch the market and would like to start investing at least as a hobby”. So yeah, I really enjoy this app, but there’s a few things I’d like to see so it can be even more beginner friendly/accessible!

Thieves. How does a call option expire out of the money when the strike price was $1.50 and the share price atm was $2.02? Why are the payments for my recurring investments trying to come out of my bank account when the set payment is from my buying power? (Yes, I have a sufficient amount of buying power for my recurring investments) Since they tried to take from my bank and not my buying power I don’t want to put anymore money in to Robinhood and now I’m restricted from purchasing anything until I send money to cover the recurring investment fees that was never supposed to come out of my account. Why when you try solve these issues with Robinhood they’re so hard to get in contact with or even when you email them about the situation they’ll reply a couple days later with a phony email saying “we wanted to reach out to touch base with you and acknowledge that this is a delayed response-we are very sorry for the wait and are sincerely grateful for your patience.” But wait there’s more... they then go on to say “ if you still have a question and need an answer from us please REPLY TO THIS EMAIL TO STAY IN LINE.” Like seriously it’s been about a week now still haven’t heard back so I said screw it ima send the cover fee and now i have to wait a whole 7 days to do anything but I can sell everything and take it out but im afraid im going to have issues with that as well. Just curious if anyone is having the same issue

Costumer service. I love Robinhood. I trade almost daily and it’s slowed me to secure an extra income. Well I funded my account about two weeks ago with $2700. I’ve lost about $100 since then. No biggie it happens. So, I go to withdraw some cash out $500 and it’s not letting me. I’ve been contacting customer support and we’ve been talking back-and-forth and my situation should have been resolved today Friday, May 17, 2019. However today I’m not able to still withdraw any funds. My $2590 is on hold “bank holding period.” I understand that these laws are put in place to protect us as investors from other people having access to our funds if we drop our phones etc. however it is unacceptable that in the world of finance that I cannot speak with someone to resolve this situation in an intelligible manner. This all stemmed from me mistakingly deleting my banking information from the application. When I saw I made a mistake I entered in the exact same information I’ve always had in my adult history. For some reason their system can’t recognize my previous information and it sees it as new information. There isn’t one other brokerage that whatever hold my money hostage and from reading the reviews here I’m not the only one. My situation has been heard from customer support however nothing is resolved this is unacceptable. I will continue training with Robinhood only if they can resolve the situation.

Wow. What type of support is this.. Robinhood has been FAR from helpful during this time in the world. During this pandemic, I was I’m trying to make a little money on the side so I started trading with robinhood everything was going fine until I was unable to cancel one of my bank transfers (i sent it to the wrong bank account) I looked on the support website. It said there should be a cancellation button on the transfer I just have to look in the history. Okay cool. I go and go to cancel it. No cancel button. Remind you (I have screenshots) I just initiated the transfer not less than 5 minutes ago and I can’t cancel it?? Okay. Little sus because little did I know once one transfer doesn’t go through your account is “restricted” meaning robinhood has your Money hostage until they deem necessary. I’ve contacted support countless times only to be responded to with the same old “coronavirus” excuse. I HAVENT HEARD FROM THE SUPPORT ALL WEEK IT SAYS 1-3 BUSINESS DAYS NOT 7! Granted it’s only like 150$ I don’t have access to but it’s the principle of it all really. This app obviously states one thing and clearly doesn’t follow through and the new update is not what’s up visually. As soon as I am able to I am pulling every cent I have from this app. Yahoo Finance is 100x better, accurate and has ACTUAL SUPPORT. Not this shady emailing system they have going on over here Update: I was directed to a reviews website. None of my emails have been answered yet... this company is a joke

Old dog new tricks!. I have watched stock markets in newspapers all my life. I saw Microsoft , intel, IBM , amount so many others and wished 50 years ago I could have bought 10 shares of anything. With my head bowed down all these years I would whisper “There go I but for me”!!! ROBINHOOD has brought me back to that stary eyed “wisher” of opportunity to invest. With a little Research and relatively small amount of money I have bought and optioned my way into a modest portfolio that will grow and grow! Your platform , fractional purchase, comparative articles coupled with great learning videos and a customer service organization will soon be the envy of brokerage house all over the globe. It’s also so exciting to learn and pick my own stocks to stay with! I must confess the motto to buy what you understand and believe in rings so clear on your platform! I am inspired by Star Trek! I am a nurse and believe we were created and were not meant to wear out and so anything that resembles Spocks Tri quarter readings I’m gonna invest in!!! My modest growth in 4 short months is convincing my children and various friends and family members to also “ BOLDLY GO WHERE NO MAN HAS GONE” Thanks again and please keep it up as we warp into success!!!

Yup. Opening my Robinhood account was life changing, while it does have its drawbacks(charts) it has revolutionized how I save and invest money. In the 6 months that I have had my Robinhood I managed to earn enough to pay off all of my debt minus my mortgage, set some aside for family fun and still have enough left over to pay the tax man. I don’t have a lot of money in there as I’m not a rich man, but I’m quite content with the fact that one averaging about $500 to $1K a week or so to put in my pocket or reinvest. That said I have also lost a bunch of money that I have earned as well (none out of my own pocket ....yet). To all of the new traders like myself I HIGHLY encourage you to research and really read into financial statements of companies you invest in. This isn’t gambling it’s not like a casino and yes while there is a little luck involved money losses are almost entirely avoidable/recoverable from. I’ve been keeping a notebook of everything I’ve done and I can look back on everytime I lost money and tie it to a bad decision in which I deviated from my plan due to impatience. Just for the love of whatever god you pray to don’t use money in here that you cannot afford to lose 100% of unless you have a solid plan and know what you’re getting into.

Wallet Ransom?. The platform works well. The lack of crypto offerings is what is keeping you from earning 5 stars. Using the wallet to drive referrals also is a huge turn off. Placing me in a line of 885,553 to receive a wallet that could be issued simultaneously wasn’t helpful. Also the news about halting buying of a certain stock to protect the naked short sellers opened many eyes to what is the typical Wall Street business as usual. So I am adding to my original review a couple months later. Now I am in position 900,000 in line to get a wallet for my crypto. This has to be Wall Street Math to move backwards as time passes by. To make the wallet seem like a enticement to get your users to drive more business your way is going to backfire. I am a small fish in the big pond but if you remember there are more fish my size in this pond than whales! If I keep my account open by the time the wallet is available to me, my crypto that I have purchased will be leaving your exchange. I suspect that many others will also be pulling their coins off RH as well. I hope that you don’t censor this review as I bare no Malice just telling you exactly how I see things as presented!

Love Robinhood. I have only been trading with Robinhood for a little over a year. At first I was very nervous, but I had been hearing about a few stocks that I wanted to invest in. I am not wealthy so this is going to sound penny-ante to most of you, but the fact that I made over $600 profit in 3 months thrilled me! That is so much more than I could have done with a savings account! I cashed out and regrouped. I picked stocks that I think the future looks good, like LiteCoin LTC, and I picked some stocks because I believe in the company, like Southwest Airlines LUV, and I also picked some stock just for the fun of it, like Doge Coin! I bought most of Doge when it was $0.05 or $0.06! Lol! What fun! Right now with my little bit of money that I have invested this time My profit is over $1200. Again, very small for most people, but I keep adding to what I like and if I see something go down too fast for me, I simply sell out or sell and reinvest. This review is for the not wealthy person who wants to give this a try. Don’t invest more than you can afford to lose! It could all disappear! But if you have a little money you want to play with, this has been a great way for me to learn a little about the mysterious Stock Market.

My 2 cents. Well at first I really did like Robinhood ! But as time went on I realized it’s not costumer or user friendly! First of all when you have a problem the only was to communicate is via email! So it usually takes serval business days up to weeks to get the issue resolved! They claim when you refer a friend you both get a free stock! Well you do but not automatically! You have to go through the time consuming irritating back and forth emailing and finally you get it! I referred several people and every single time i had to go through the days of back and forth emailing for my stock! As well as the person I referreds stock! Takes multiple days 5 or more after you sell some stock! Before you are eligible to even transfer it back to your banking account ! Then another process of waiting days for it to clear in your account ! Not only that they only let to transfer a portion of YOUR money out of the Robinhood account! Several times I would send the link to someone I was referring so I could get the free stock ! Well It would send me the link I sent to the referred person and their link back to them! Another words they couldn’t use the link you sent em! And if they don’t sign up through the link you sent you don’t get your free stock! It’s a little shady to say the least! There are so many better apps out there for trading stock! I wouldn’t waste my time with Robinhood

Newbie. I’m very new to the stock market. I was always scared to even look into investments. A friend sent me a link to Robinhood and asked me to try it and even told me that I would get a free stock just for signing up. So I figured WTH I’ll see what happens. So I did it and now I check the market everyday, because of this I’m more aware of current events and how companies use their money. Not only is Robinhood easy to use and a great way to invest money for future gains but Robinhood also educates you on what you are doing. There are a lot of features that Robinhood has that I found by accident. It wonderful. The only issue I have had is the delay in drafting from your bank. You initiate the transfer and Robinhood gives you a mini line of credit (insta-funds) until you’re transfer is complete. I utilized this a lot, $25 here $25 there. I over-drafted my account. This was not Robinhood’s fault this was my fault. Robinhood has been excellent with their understanding and patience while I bring my account current. I only share this personal detail to remind you the reader to pay close attention to when and how much you deposit make sure the funds remain in your bank until Robinhood receives them. Thank you for your time and have fun. I know I have.

I never leave reviews. So yea, I never leave reviews but since my investments are so important to me I feel obligated. A lot of people have left Robinhood and encourage me to leave as well. I happen to actually like Robinhood except for these two major things. 1. No beneficiary option. Why in the word wouldn’t you have a section where I can name my spouse or kids as the owner of my investments if something should happen to me. Instead they’re not offering the option and directing people to basically fight for your stuff in court. So I can tell you right now if that option isn’t added in a few months I’m guaranteed to leave Robinhood. 2. The information on stocks is often inaccurate, for example I’m big on dividend stocks and very often I would go check a stock that I absolutely know pays a good dividend and Robinhood will have the Div/yield section listed as Nothing. So then I have to double check with webull or nasdaq to get the truth.. this is a big issue and can really cause someone to make decisions. Other than those two things I actually really like the app 3. Last but not least, if you had a good dividend tracker built in like M1 finance you guys would be golden

Very bad experience. Usually I don’t write reviews but I am beyond surprised(negatively ofc) with how badly support team treated me. So I have been trying to make an account for months now, and it got stuck on the verification process, however no one informed about that. Then I somehow managed to get in touch with support(you can not reach them from the app as long as your account is not verified, very unhelpful). I asked them what is the problem and then they realized that they made a mistake on their end and no one told me to submit additional information( because in the app it only says that verification is in process). Therefore I submitted the additional information that was requested snd waited for a good month for approval. Unfortunately nothing happened and I reached out again to them, to what I got an automatic reply that the case is closed and there is nothing i can do about it. Then somehow over my friend who already has an account I managed to get back in touch with them(he called them to help me via his account). They again asked for the same information as before, which I again submitted a week ago, and asked via email how long is this process going to take. NO RESPONSE, so I sent another email like 4 days ago, and guess what NO RESPONSE. Basically biggest waste of my personal time. Should have just used other trading app from the beginning. Don’t recommend.

Don’t do it. So I really drank the Kool Aid. Set up a spending account because I wanted the roundups. Go to use it at the grocery and something about it spooked the algorithm and my account got locked down. No idea why. Robinhood couldn’t tell me. Still can’t. But what they did tell me is I have to submit all sorts of documentation to fix it. DL, social security card, bank statements, etc. My money is locked down in the meantime. An absolute joke. Don’t do it. Update: almost a week later and still getting the runaround. Glad I didn’t set up direct deposit. I’d be screwed! Update 2: the clown show continues. They need all four corners of my social security card. The document is 40+ years old. It was washed once. It curls and there are no corners. Fully expect to be sent to the social security admin next to get access to MY money all for robinhood’s overzealous algorithm and BMV-level policies on this kind of thing. Maybe the investing siding is good. Seems to be but this spending account is a giant mistake. Once they unlock I’m taking my money and going behind the horizon. Bummed because I was psyched about it too. Update 3: it has now been three weeks since these people froze my money for a reason they can’t explain. I provided everything they’ve asked. They just tell me to be patient and wait. So unreasonable and unfair. No accountability at all. I really don’t know at this point if I will ever see my money again. Why???

Terrible Watchlist Quote View. I recently thought I’d give Robinhood a try. I use various stock trading/research apps and am shocked by how terrible the watchlist quote view for each company is. On TD Ameritrade’s mobile app for example (who I primarily use for trading, although pricier), they show 5 important quick numbers that I like to see when scrolling through a list of stocks on my watchlist each day. They show a nice summary all within the quote square (without having to click on it for details or without having to change the setting to show some of these items all separately), that shows: the stock price, summary of the bid & ask, the dollar change for the day and % change for the day. Much more efficient and effective for getting quick data from a list of stocks. I generally like Robinhood so far, but this is my primary complaint that I’d like to see fixed as I’m sure it’s frustrating for many others using the app as well. Would also like to see level II data on options (not just stocks) with the gold membership. Thanks for your time and consideration, put those coders to work and I’ll be happy to refer others to this app.

Great but could be better. I really like the Robinhood platform for its ease of use and format style. It makes it easy for beginners to see most of the information they need that is provided by rh and it is easy to get around. The options format could definitely be tweaked to work easier and be more user friendly but if you’re just trading stocks (not options (sometimes) or crypto(ever)... which i don’t recommend on rh at this point until they either optimize the platform or change their user agreement)) then rh is a solid platform to use. I still think more could be done to provide users with more information on the companies and stocks and that until they do, rh will continue to hold the stigma of a bunch of uninformed newbie investors. I hope in the future that rh will begin to optimize their platform to be able to include P/E ratios for all the stocks they include, to actually include more stocks, to provide access to more news and balance sheets of companies, and hopefully to make their crypto platform more investor friendly like stocks instead of taking such a huge profit from it (because honestly, they are missing out on a huge growing market of people who want to invest in crypto but refuse to do it on rh as the policies are atm). All in all though, glad i discovered rh and think it’s one of the better apps for beginners and intermediate investing of stocks.

Excellent platform. But has its limits.. Robinhood is the first trading platform I have ever used. I love the streamlined simplicity and usability of Robinhood and the creative genius in their layout and design. It’s extremely helpful for people that are new to trading to learn and enjoy it. However, I feel that Robinhood needs to seriously consider improving on their ability to execute changes and upgrades to their platform. Comparable to other exchanges, their time span is extremely lengthy and in today’s world in trading it is vital to stay current with technology. I feel users have become bored and frustrated with Robinhood because of seemingly empty promises that go on for extraordinarily long periods of time. And it pushes the majority to find new places to do their trading. Also, the idea of adding more cryptocurrencies and wallets has been anticipated for some time now. And although Robinhood reiterated that they are being thorough with security measures before making changes there are plenty of other platforms that have them beat. They need to keep up with the competition or they will be left behind. I feel once those changes are made they will excel and business will thrive greater than it ever has before. And I will be one of the first in line.

Simple but horrible. I’ve had this for a 2 years and although it is a simple app for beginners it’s also a horrible app. First off when the market is moving like crazy even if it’s a meme stock or a regular stock that happens to move a lot, the app crashes which doesn’t allow you to make the money you should be making or lose the money you should be. Second, instead of simplifying limits and stop/loss they sell at market price so they make more money hence you losing out potentially on at least 5%. Yes they let you instant deposit (most of the time) and yes it’s app is simple to use but if you want to make money and be serious about day trading or investing, switch to something else. I like to use webull but even then that’s my opinion and shouldn’t be used as a reference. If Robin Hood wants to last in the long run they need to step it up and help the people not only in transaction times but to stop crashing in high volume times and to set up easier access of other market tools instead of just giving you what you think you need without giving you any info. Yes I understand it’s for beginners who know nothing but even still other platforms are more informative and just as easy as Robinhood and have no problems. I’ll still keep money in here to keep it alive in hopes that it gets better but if it doesn’t within the year I’m out.!✌🏼

Terrible with No ethics. Market manipulation. Used robinhood for a long time. At first, the app seemed fine and I liked that they didn’t charge fees, and liked how easy it was to execute trades with a swipe. Over time, robinhood has gone down hill. Firstly, they do charge fees. They post it at the bottom of every trade labeled as “regulatory fee”. Secondly, i noticed that if you execute your sales at market price, robinhood charges you the highest possible price between the bid and ask spread, as well as buys it at the lowest price between that spread. Thats not truly the market value that is posted at any given moment, because many times i have sold shares of a stock and even though the stock never dropped in price during the sale my shares were still sold for lower. Does robinhood keep the difference? Whats up with that? This also defeats the purpose of their “ease” if i have to set a limit order every time i want to buy and sell at “market value”. So their claims of no fees are wrong, and their ease of use isnt so easy. What benefit do i have trading with them? I dont, but oh wait they wont let me transfer my funds to etrade without settling my account first, even though i have no positions or pending orders! Why must everything be such a process with this app? I really liked this app for a while but lately its just not cutting it. Stop doing shady stuff with hedgefunds and get your stuff together robinhood. 1 star.. zero if it were possible.

BEWARE!!!. I read the reviews and was convinced to use this app by my spouse. Well needless to say I had a call that was about to expire. Tried selling day prior and it was cancelled not by me. My call was worth $166 and because now it had to be sold for me I took a loss and was left with $10. Not one warning came through that it was almost time to sell and I have to say this is very poor development and I believe intentional. The notifications are late, if you are in the app watching the data lags and is seriously behind. One view shows one value and selecting the stock you are watching an entirely different. This app does not deserve 1 star. It is laggy, customer service directs you to the help page and when you finally get a message and correct the bull that you are being told you NEVER hear from customer service again. So if you have money you want taken from you unfairly then sure download app. Believe EVERY bad review because it is absolutely true. UPDATE: To the developer who is answering mine and all other bad reviews with SAME response ...you have zero and I repeat zero desire to correct ANY of these complaints. I STILL am waiting for a response form FIRST issue I had. How on earth this app got 4.8 stars is beyond me with all of the negative reviews and editors choice. This app is a SCAM. Same bogus responses on every complaint. Also the LITTLE money I had left I transferred back to my checking and STILL waiting on that deposit.

Helped Me to Initiate Investing!!! User-Friendly!!!. I absolutely love the Robinhood app! It’s easy to navigate after quick exploration of the app and even better, the organization of it is impeccable. One issue I have with other investment apps is that I open them up see a bunch of unorganized random numbers and I’m just turned off and almost intimidated, but with Robinhood you see the amount you’re investing followed by an easily understood list of all your investments which is separated by stocks listed first, the crypto. These can be even further broken down by just clicking on the individual investment. The only reason I gave Robinhood 4 stars instead of 5 is because 1) I wish there was an instant deposit to bank option after you sell a stock and 2) Robinhood is so user-friendly that I would expect to see a separate number telling you your total exact profit separately from the number at the top that says how much you’re investing total. Lastly, I’ve had a few issues with my Robinhood card, but it’s not necessary to my daily life and it may be a user error so that is not included in my reasoning. Overall a really great application that I would recommend to anyone regardless of investment level.

Disappointed / thief’s. Started trading last year and decided to switch platforms because I started trading on cash app. I switched over in the midst of learning and doing courses and paper trading. I lost money here which is something you got to accept when trading. Within the first month I was warned about pdt I stayed clear from it for months. Sometimes I would forget I would sell a stock then buy it when it do the opposite of what I want long story short that’s when I figured out those was the day trades they were talking about.. usually it would stop me from doing it again. And remind me ever since the Wall Street bets and gme & amc stocks did what it did they stopped me from purchasing anything. I can only sell out of positions so at this point I’m fed up. And want to go to another platform but Robinhood is trying to rob me and not give me my money. I know about the Buisness days it take. I didn’t even sell all positions because they won’t even let me clear 300 dollars and change. The stocks I pulled from are still growing because I still watch them. Every time I go to withdraw my withdraw-able cash it gives me a error message then says something about object with this reference id already exist. I’ve been trying to leave Robinhood for about 2 weeks now. They are not trying to give any of my funds back in my same bank account and everything. I’m over them. Everyone I introduced here I’m telling them to go to Webull

Terrible customer service, glitchy app, and overran just a terrible experience. When I began using robinhood I thought it was a very good app at first it was nice and simple to understand and only had for small investments. HOWEVER, I’ve grown to become a trader and because of it I am very active in my account and only want what’s best for my account. So far it’s been 3 DAYS SINCE I REQUESTED MY ACAT TRANSFER IN THIS RED MARKET YOU WOULD ASSUME ROBINHOOD WOULD GIVE ME TIME TO CLOSE DOWN MY POSITIONS SINCE I DID IT OVER THE WEEKEND BUT THEY LOCKED ME OUT DURING BUSINESS HOURS. I’ve lost nearly 20% portfolio because of it. They say they deleted my account yet I’m still able to see how much money I’ve lost everyday for the past 2 days. Their customer service is terrible it’s like I’m talking to a wall and So far I’ve gotten the same copy paste response of what an ACAT transfer is and if “I’d like to cancel even though it might be too late” to request it. I will post my issue in social media if nothing gets resolved and will seek legal advice as to how legal this practice really is. It’s been a hard couple days for me I ALMOST died in a car accident and it’s unfair that now I have to WATCH MY HARD WORK UNDONE by what looks like a petty action. If you want to use robinhood I recommend never using it for your portfolio and a small account. I’m writing this review hoping my voice WILL BE HEARD BUT GIVEN THEIR CUSTOMER SERVICE I WOULDN’T BE SURPRISED IF I’M IGNORED AGAIN.

Great idea but lousy service. I have been using this app for about a year. I have used e trade for many years but wanted to save money on my trades. The app works fine. The company however is very shady. On more than 1 occasion the trade price increased right when i bought it. Every time I end up paying the difference. The customer service is horrible you can’t talk to anyone and it’s all generic email responses that don’t even respond correctly. Just recently I signed up for their Robinhood Gold which is their margin account product. It was initially advertised as use it and they will charge $15 a month if you have a balance. Then it changed to $15 a month if you have a balance or not. I have been trying to cancel it for 2 months now. I’m still getting charged $15 a month for nothing. There is no way to call in and the robot emails from customer service are programmed to refuse any inquiry that involves a refund. I like the price but with the hidden charges every where and the lack of caring for their clients I might go back to e trade. Free trades sound good but obviously they need to make money so they have a business plan of hidden fees and secret support that you can’t talk to a live person. I wouldn’t trust this site for your entire portfolio.

Non-Existent Customer Service. PLEASE BE AWARE THAT IF YOU ARE TO DOWNLOAD THIS APP; YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO GET INTO CONTACT WITH ANY CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE. I never do this, but I have sent many emails to customer service and have heard nothing in response. After reading bunches of great reviews, I downloaded Robinhood with hopes of a mutually beneficial and long term relationship. At first, the app was amazing. Then, when trying to link my bank account, I ran into a lot of issues. The micro deposits were not showing up in my account. Two tries and three calls to my bank later, my bank account was linked. I transferred some money over and began buying stocks. About a week later, I get an email that my account is now frozen because my bank reversed the transfer, stating that they were unable to find my account with them. Because of this, Robinhood charged me a $9.00 fee. I called my bank and they told me that they said no such thing to Robinhood and that from their perspective (and mine as well), the accounts were properly linked and I had enough money in my account to cover the transfer. They basically told me to get into contact with Robinhood and that this was not their first issue with customers using the app. In the past 5 days, I have sent 3 emails to Robinhood, but to no avail. Now I owe them money and have no way to pay it back because they automatically unlinked my account... this is a nightmare. I can’t even close the account. BUYER BEWARE!!!

Great platform ... Free stocks when you share! Investing , learning , buying or selling made easy !. Down load the app ... share it with a few friends and you are on your way. Easy trading . Simple platform to walk a newbie like me through a complex system. Just received my 8th free stock for sharing the app!!! Just hope they get the issues fixed with trading during high volumes. After having this account for the last 1yr the biggest problem I have come across is the inability of customer care to resolve issues with stopping transfers (2). On 2 separate occasions transfers were made one not sure how but transferred over 900 while in my pants pocket … did not think that was possible. 2nd was me keying in 10k instead of 1k. In both situations customer care was contacted after not having the ability to cancel through the app…. In both situations they could not stop the process even though money was not received either time for 4 and 5 days. Robinhood needs to fix this if you do not have access to the funds for almost a week …. Give the customer through the rest of the day to cancel the transaction . Holding the customers funds while accruing interest is not the right solution for these situations.

Mediocre. You have a great app for investing. Everything works well. Minus a couple things. Firstly there are many many more cryptocurrency’s than you support. One of the draws to apps like Coinbase is that they support 6-7 times more so it’s easier to diversify there. I think you would get more of the market share if you followed their lead. I get that crypto is volatile. But it’s very popular and only becoming more so. Secondly the amount of time it takes to move money from your app to a bank is honestly atrocious. If you can take the money out of banks same day you should at least be able to move money back next day. Thirdly just the collusion between the apps owners and Wall Street. There should be complete separation. You are not a neutral third party and it was blatantly shown with the GameStop meme shutdown. You can not be respected by customers while pulling stunts like that. I know it may not be apparent because you have a bit of a monopoly on the market as a stock trading app so you probably didn’t lose too many accounts but be certain in the knowledge you lost a ton of respect. So that’s it really. More crypto, faster fund removal and no more shady market manipulation. Thank you for taking the time to read this and hopefully one of your many bosses will actually act on any of the criticisms.

Great ap. Overall I’ve been very pleased with Robinhood it’s easy to use theres no fees on trades, it’s safe, customer service has been great whenever I have a question they’ve been prompt.. My biggest complains is with Robinhood is a company the size of Robinhood just like every brokerage house you really should have 24 hour phone in customer service?? that’s not even debatable when your dealing with peoples livelihoods it’s definitely imperative to have the most accessible customer service by phone -so you can talk to a live person thats#1...also since you offer crypto’s you really need to expand your scope in this area.. as it is the future!! when you have millions even billions of funds coming into the space investing ..Robinhood you really need to step up the game and be competitive ..especially in the Decentralized financing space DeFi and offer your customers more variety open up the offerings.. the crypto’s that are offered are very generic Robinhood should be offering 50 crypto’s minimum , especially in the DeFi, Dex”s and now Nfts area some of these other exchanges are pulling 2-3 billion in volume a day?? why not offer these products to your customers is beyond ?? Other than that Robinhood is fantastic!!

Shady company! 0 customer service, can’t get money out!. I never take the time to write reviews, but after well over a week and a half of not having access to my money and no contact from Robinhood, I feel like I need to start making a little more noise to see if anyone actually works there. After waiting for my cash to settle in my account, it states an amount available for trade and yet I can only close positions. When I didn’t receive any response about resolving this issue, I decided to withdraw my money and take it elsewhere, it says the request for withdrawal is denied. Ok, I use their support link to find what could be the problem, since no one ever responds to the emails, and it says you need to wait 5 trading days after a deposit for funds to settle before you can withdraw, and it must be withdrawn to the same account it was from. I waited and made sure I used the same amounts and same account. Nope! Still denied. I have sent well over 4 emails since mid November and still haven’t had any contact from Robinhood except some generic “we are working on getting to your ticket” email. I can’t help but wonder if there is something illegal or unethical happening here. I heard that they make money on the interest of holding my money and that makes senses since they won’t let me leave. I regret signing up for Robinhood gold and for ever joining this joke of a service. Please be warned for anyone who is considering using them!

Fix Issue. The app is wonderful very easy and simple to use and it has everything you need to know and want to know which helps you to get started and learn as well. but the problem I had was that customer support is terrible.I had an issue in the app which kept glitching out so I contacted support to get help and they haven’t helped me at all but kept advising me to call back and email back to let them know if there were changes. The issue was the app kept glitching and not working. This all happened when I tried to get options level three and when I already had options level two. I wanted to upgrade from level 2 to level 3. So after I kept emailing and contacting them back I think they got fed up with it because they restricted me from getting options level again. they restricted me from getting any options at all so I have been barely using the app ever since. Customer support was being really petty by blocking me from options for three years. Now I can’t trade options at all for no reason at all it’s just because they probably got fed up for what they told me to do they told me to keep in contact and keep reaching out to let them know what happened and so I did and I think they got fed up with it so they just restricted me from getting options again for three years.

Failed to complete application review. I was eager to start investing with robinhood and everything was going well until the application review portion. After waiting the 3-5 days nothing happened. I reached out in an email and nobody got back to me. I let 2 weeks go by and they still were reviewing my application. My brother referred me so he reached out and they responded the same day. They even mentioned to him that they saw my application and his free stock that was pending and said they would reach out and have the issue resolved. another week goes by and still it was under review. I reached out again , still no response. After the fourth week I decided to reach out again and I sent 4 emails back to back. Zero response ! When we hit week 5 I decided to take my business to E*TRADE and I’m glad I did. That was the time robinhood had the GME situation and I looked at it as a blessing. I dodged a truly manipulated company. I kept the app to see if by some chance they would approve or atleast respond. Didn’t happen. The review process said 8 weeks right when I deleted it. I wouldn’t be surprised if they randomly approve it right before everyone leaves the app to try to steal my deposit. If you like horrible customer service and a company that has its own best I treat in mind please download. Save yourself the headache and download fidelity, E*TRADE, or look into crypto on Coinbase.

If you’re not investing now, start with Robinhood now. *Needs* iPad App.. First things first: This app has single handedly sparked a habit of investing the majority of my paychecks in stocks and actively managing my portfolio, watching market news and seeking new data sources to make my trades more profitable. Overall, this app has made me an investor, and I feel like I’ve already started later than I should have. Robinhood has potentially saved me from a future of slaving away for a paycheck to paycheck existence until I fade away from old age. For that, this app genuinely deserves 5 stars as it’s providing an important public service by enticing younger and younger investors (the earlier you start the better, that’s just a fact); let alone impacting me personally in a positive way. That said, I’m giving 3 stars because the lack of an iPad (and MacOS, for that matter, albeit less important) app significantly detracts from the value of the app overall as an investing tool. I’m finding myself looking for a new broker since Robinhood is only available on my phone and a web app. The moment there’s an iPad app for this, the rating will be edited to 5 stars. It’s the only thing missing.

Prevents Trading, No Customer Support, Lacking Basics. This app was great at first. Right up until I started trading securities that actually made me money. Today when I clicked on GME, I was greeted with a message stating: “You can close out your position in this stock, but you cannot purchase additional shares.” This is essentially a toy. Robinhood is not what I would consider to be a full service brokerage and you shouldn’t use it if you plan to do real trading. There is no customer support, no phone number, the app lacks basic research tools, and now I’m finding out that when the stock market becomes even remotely volatile, they simply prevent you from trading. It is the most bizarre thing I’ve ever seen and I cannot wait to get my portfolio transferred out of this company’s control as soon as possible. On top of all of this, they suffer frequent outages. Many lasting over an hour. That might not matter 95% of the time, but that one time when you’re trying to mitigate loss or get in on a good deal, it can mean the difference between losing $10k or making $10k. (or more) Do yourself a favor and stay as far away from this app as you can. There are many other trading platforms out there from bigger and more well known brokerages that also offer commission free online stock purchases and many other services as well as an actual customer support number you can call.

Great and easy. Robinhood is by far one of my best ways i invest or watch stocks. I trade alot but its the trades that make u profit, the app is good, i love it, easy to view and read and they teach you about investing and the rules and what not to do. I use webull and been loving that app, its alot differnt and has more community to talk to but robinhood is all around attractive to the sight,especially for investors but my only thing about robin hood, is that the developers should maybe try add more charts and quotes to read the stocks more precise and up close from min to min to watever. Webull has alot of chart choices and you. An set it up to your specifications as robinhood only has two types of charts. Which is still precise!!! And on target. Theres nothing wrong with it, just would love more opportunities viewing and watching stocks. But the set up is perfect. Im a user of robinhood and i have nothing bad to say about it. My experience has been great and i give thanks and appreciation to robinhood and the makers of it. For my opinion on apps, its best to try a few and see wat u like and whats easy for you to learn on and from. Download robin hood, my opinion, also webull. Its great to have the two apps for stock traders or investors! Thanks happy holidays! Trade Smart

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Price Free
Adult Rating 4+ years and older
Current Version 2024.4.0
Play Store com.robinhood.release.Robinhood
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The application Robinhood: Investing for All was published in the category Finance on 11 December 2014, Thursday and was developed by Robinhood Markets, Inc. [Developer ID: 938003184]. This program file size is 389.82 MB. This app has been rated by 4,245,034 users and has a rating of 4.2 out of 5. Robinhood: Investing for All - Finance app posted on 29 January 2024, Monday current version is 2024.4.0 and works well on iOS 14.0 and higher versions. Google Play ID: com.robinhood.release.Robinhood. Languages supported by the app:

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