I would be surprised if they lost even one of them. As I understand it, the stocks you trade with a service like Robinhood are never actually yours. I’m not really saying any thing new here, but the point of these services seems to be to let people play stonks on margins while using the data they collect about trends to do “real” stock trading.
Then again, I don’t know the contents of all 50 of these lawsuits and I’m not a lawyer anyway so I’m really only guessing.
I would be surprised if they lost even one of them. As I understand it, the stocks you trade with a service like Robinhood are never actually yours. I’m not really saying any thing new here, but the point of these services seems to be to let people play stonks on margins while using the data they collect about trends to do “real” stock trading.
Then again, I don’t know the contents of all 50 of these lawsuits and I’m not a lawyer anyway so I’m really only guessing.
Whose are they then?
You see, every time I try to look into this I get more confused. Nobody should listen to me.
It’s fine. Such is the story of finance capital.