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RE: Robinhood stock trading

in #stocks6 years ago

I never use my voting power as much as I should. I don't believe I should always vote 100% though on comments because that would be like giving out nearly 50 cents to someone per comment--they would be rich in a month or 2. I think good comments and such deserve upvotes, but getting someone rich through upvotes on comments doesn't seem cool. Posting and delegating appear to be the 2 most valuable ways to interact with Steemit right now. Posting about important information or delegating to a good cause here.

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Thanks for the reply and vote. It can be a challenge to consistently curate.

I always hate having a thoughtful comment on my blog not reach payout. (Not entirely sure if the cutoff is 0.02 SBD or $0.02 STU so I err on the side of caution with the latter)

Btw, I do use RH. My portfolio was looking pretty good on the tail end of the bullrun. Now... Not so much.

I've heard that they do sell data but how else would you get zero fees. Gotta be a trade off somewhere.

Anyways, another thing you may not know. (Don't worry. Not expecting a vote)

RH is supposed to be opening checking and savings with a 3% interest. They are anticipated some changes with federal interest rates or something like that IIRC.

Enjoy your weekend.

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I upvote the shit outta everything I interact with with my .025 cents. I must be doing it wrong.

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Well I think this comment is worth 100% upvote, so I will do that sometimes.

I actually wasn't aware that some of these comments aren't reaching payout. Ok, I understand that now. There is clearly a trade off to using RobinHood because they are still a very profitable company. I was aware about the checking and savings account, it looks like an interesting idea.