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 steve2222 
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Anyone had any experiance with these guys. Am thinking of opening a stock only account. Was considering them because i am looking at swing trading stocks only. not a lot of turn over where i may incur fees like at IB

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If you mean RobinHood, then you are out of luck as they are only authorised to open accounts for persons lawfully residing in the USA with a USA address at present. Although they do mention Australia is in the approval process.

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wldman jr. is 18 years old and has funded a couple thousand with an account here. I was brutally skeptical, but have given my approval. Also Mrs. wldman, a CPA, has reviewed the company. Together, after consulting with friends in compliance and risk we do support our son's use of this platform.

This company represents a generational shift in how new participants are being reached. We, as old school professionals, found no reason to counsel our son against it.

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I felt a certain sense of catharsis when I saw this today: https://www.sec.gov/news/press-release/2020-321


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WASHINGTON—Robinhood Financial LLC has agreed to pay $65 million to settle regulatory claims that it didn’t sufficiently disclose its business deals with high-speed trading firms, the Securities and Exchange Commission said Thursday.

The deal resolves an SEC investigation that looked at Robinhood’s failure until 2018 to reveal on its website how it makes money from its deals with speedy trading firms such as Citadel Securities and Virtu Financial Inc. Robinhood and other retail brokerage firms generate revenue by routing customers’ orders to high-speed traders, which pay for the right to execute many of the trades.

The practice, known as payment for order flow, can create a conflict of interest for brokers like Robinhood because of the incentive to send orders to the highest bidder. Retail brokers say the practice can generate slightly better prices for customers than if they traded on a stock exchange, and allows the brokers to offer commission-free trading.

However, Robinhood’s customers got prices “that were inferior to other brokers’ prices,” the SEC said in a press release. The firm nonetheless claimed on its website from 2018 to 2019 that its order-execution quality was as good or better than its rivals’, the SEC said.

There's always a post buried in these forums predicting the future. Eerily enough, I wrote this exactly 6 years ago this day:





Six more years from now - take a look at this post when MEMX's market share overtakes the other firm with sleazy marketing.

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