Trade stocks for free with robinhood brehs

[shutterguy]

Have you been using it? It's a pretty straightforward trading app. How much do you (or did you) plan to put in? If you're looking to make fast money then RH isn't for you, although if that's the case, stock trading probably isn't for you altogether unless you have a few solid dudes on the inside. Then again, idk your experience level or goals. RH is a good tool for investors who plan to go long though.

Forgot about this post. I haven't spent a whole lot of time with it. I plan on starting with $200, I used to mess with HYIP years ago however I found out that the company I was investing in wasn't legit, Genius Funds, turned out to be a pyramid setup. Not looking for fast money, something to build up over time. Friend told me to only invest what you are comfortable losing if it comes to that.

 

[Swirv]

Yo Robin Hood keeps getting better. Now you can trade before the market opens starting at 9am and trade after it closes up until 6pm. All for free.

They added more crypto currencies to trade too but only for certain states.

I highly recommend them and they are still giving away free stock if you sign up Robinhood

Plus I get a free stock too. Tell your friends and family. Let’s get our money up.

 

[El_Mero_Mero]

I use Robin Hood and M1.

Question: Who do you guys use for real time alerts? For example, where can I set it up to receive a notification when a stock goes up to my desired "sell" price or down to my desired "buy" price? Robin Hood has a slight delay. Does anyone know how to do this in Yahoo Finance? Think or Swim? etc.

 

[Ghostface Trillah]

Just a FYI, the free stock will match whatever money the referral puts in. I've had two people put in $2-5 and get free Groupon and rite aid then I had 2 people deposit $200 and we got a Facebook and Apple. So don't waste your referrals on small money if you want real stocks.

 

[Swirv]

I use Robin Hood and M1.

Question: Who do you guys use for real time alerts? For example, where can I set it up to receive a notification when a stock goes up to my desired "sell" price or down to my desired "buy" price? Robin Hood has a slight delay. Does anyone know how to do this in Yahoo Finance? Think or Swim? etc.

Came across this Custom Stock Alerts

Never used this alert. Personally I don’t use alerts just check the price at certain points.

 

[kenjaminfranklin]

Nordic American Tankers. Everybody should be riding this wave.

 

[the artist known az]

Nordic American Tankers. Everybody should be riding this wave.

Why

 

[Swirv]

Nordic American Tankers. Everybody should be riding this wave.

Do tell. I like their 21% dividend. However they’re on on a major slide and they haven’t been in the green since 2015.

What’s the upside?

 

[the artist known az]

Nordic American Tankers. Everybody should be riding this wave.

They still sliding breh, and they're down 36% from their quarterly projection

 

[Responsible Allen Iverson]

You can now invest in global stocks through the app

 

[El_Mero_Mero]

I just saw that. If I wanted to invest in Nintendo (for example), am I investing in the same ticker that is on the Japanese stock exchange, or is it some weird, off brand Nintendo of America thing?

 

[50CentStan]

Nordic American Tankers. Everybody should be riding this wave.

This is a joke, right?

 

[BaileyPark31]

Been using this for the past 2 weeks.

I like the user interface.

This is the first time I've bought stock outside of a 401k.

I've put in about 38 bucks and I'm up about 10.

This includes my free Zynga stock.

I have mostly crypto and high risk stocks.

 

[JahFocus CS]

I just saw that. If I wanted to invest in Nintendo (for example), am I investing in the same ticker that is on the Japanese stock exchange, or is it some weird, off brand Nintendo of America thing?

Depository receipts I would presume.

 

[El_Mero_Mero]

Depository receipts I would presume.

I don't really know so much about the stock market world, but I guess my question stems from me seeing this article:
China's Tencent turns to US for IPO of its music business

But, if I'm not mistaken the Robinhood announcement of two days ago make it seem like I can purchase shares of not just Tencent's music, but also shares of the whole company's stock, right?