Robinhood: What Went Wrong?

The video explores the impact of trading apps like Robinhood on the stock market, highlighting the democratization of finance and the challenges faced by retail investors. It delves into the concept of payment for order flow, explaining how Robinhood profits by routing trades through market makers. The video also addresses ethical concerns and legal issues, such as conflicts of interest and the influence of hedge funds. Finally, it discusses the realities of retail investing, emphasizing the risks and misconceptions associated with trading on platforms like Robinhood.

What does the term 'retail investors' refer to in the context of the stock market?

What are the ethical concerns surrounding payment for order flow in trading?

How did the SEC respond to Robinhood's practices regarding payment for order flow?

What lesson about investing can be drawn from the experiences shared in the text?