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Amateur Investors Rode the Bull Up. Now the Bear Looms.

Millions of amateur investors got into the stock market during the pandemic — some gingerly, some aggressively, some determined to teach Wall Street bigwigs a lesson — and almost couldn’t […]




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Buy GameStop, Fight Injustice. Just Don’t Sell.

“He provided a very clear thesis,” Mr. Gogna said, explaining that Mr. Gill’s work was an accessible contrast to other information — “charts, all these dizzying things” — out there. […]







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Who’s Buying Evergrande?

A look inside Robinhood during meme-stock maniaThe trading app Robinhood has grown explosively, gone public and, for good measure, is now getting into crypto wallets. But internal exchanges between company […]




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We Asked Daves About Dave, Marcus and Other First-Name Money Apps

Can these customers count on getting the help they need? (So far, none of the start-ups has called him for advice.)The question is borne out by some pretty recent history.Robinhood’s […]










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Robinhood Prices Its I.P.O. at $38 a Share

SAN FRANCISCO — Robinhood is known for its association with “meme stocks.” Now the stock trading app could become one.On Wednesday, Robinhood priced its initial public offering at $38 a […]




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Robinhood’s Guinea Pig for Upending Public Offerings: Itself

SAN FRANCISCO — When Vlad Tenev and Baiju Bhatt created the stock trading app Robinhood in 2013, the entrepreneurs declared that their mission was to democratize Wall Street and make […]




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Robinhood Reveals Rising Revenue and a $1.4 Billion Loss

The company’s shareholders, however, stuck with it. Within a week, it raised two rounds of emergency funding totaling $4.4 billion to meet lending requirements for stock trades and to continue […]