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 Posted: Sat Sep 04, 2021 11:18 pm Post subject: Payment for the order flow won't change. |
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Widely tracked investor Cathie Wood remains the holder of Robinhood (HOOD), although the threat of suspension of payments for purchases by regulators is a major risk.Ark Invest's founder, CEO and CIO said in an exclusive interview with Yahoo Finance Live that Robinhood now owns 1% of her company.Wood sent Robinhood shares to the market in early August after she disclosed a buyout of the trading platform following a disappointing IPO in late July.
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The stock jumped sharply to an intraday high of $85 on Aug. 4, according to Yahoo Finance Plus, as traders who received every call from Wood's company accepted the purchase.We are considering paying for the order flow controversy. We know that Chairman [Gary] Gensler at the SEC is considering it. That's a huge percentage of Robinhood's earnings, but actually we don't think much will change there because The system has been very good from an execution perspective for end investors,
so we'd be surprised to see a lot of changes in that aspect, but again, we're in a situation where we have to listen to what the SEC is saying. Wood told Yahoo Finance Live.Wood reported more Robinhood shares this week as they remain under pressure from regulatory concerns.Gensler said in an interview with Barron's earlier this week that the overhaul of payment for orders was on the table. If the payment for the order process is banned |
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