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It’s not for expenses, it because stocks don’t actually settle (i.e. exchange cash for shares) until a few days later. But Robinhood lets customer trade again i
by qeternity 6y ago
It’s not for expenses, it because stocks don’t actually settle (i.e. exchange cash for shares) until a few days later. But Robinhood lets customer trade again immediately.
They are financing this turnover. When volumes go huge and turnover increases, they have a lot more capital tied up in this process.