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Robinhood does not "delist." Only an exchange can do that. Robinhood is a business and has to worry about its ability to execute the trades. Go trade on another platform.
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francine, since you're an expert on these matters, what's your take on platforms banning trading while allows funds and institutions to continue trading
i love your newsletter and would welcome your take
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It's about credit risk. Retail traders are more risky. Robinhood can set higher margins, limit trade size, evaluate account activity. If retail willing to put up same margins and hav credit worthiness of institutions, it can trade volatile securities/commodities/currencies, too
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I don’t think it’s about credit risk. I bought $1k spot $GME with an $85k balance and they canceled my order. You can just turn off margin/leverage products if it’s about credit risk.