Over 50 And Investing on Robinhood?

[Ryder37]

Hi All,

I'm a writer working with AARP the Magazine on a piece where I'm looking to speak with those over 50 years old and investing some of their portfolio on the Robinhood platform. (Note, I got the OK from your moderator to post this!) Whether you're investing a small portion of your portfolio on Robinhood or a significant amount, I'm really just curious to hear about your experience.

The only requirements beyond that is a willingness to both connect offline about your experience and to discuss your trades/activity on the platform. If you're interested in talking, you can reach me at [email protected].

Please let me know and thanks!

[Peds]

Yes this was approved by the admins.
It was mistakenly deleted last time for those of you who are having deja vu.

[Random1]

The only thing I know about Robinhood is that he took from the rich and gave to the poor, doesn't sound like a good strategy for my money.

[Hatton]

Over 50 but no Robinhood investments. Not my stategy.

[jfoxcpacfp]

Bumping in case someone has relevant experience to share withRyder37.

[Tangler]

You might want to look some other place. I think most folks here don't really day trade. A few invest in single stocks but they mostly invest for the long run. But no harm asking.

[Tim]

So far batting .0000!
Another no.
"Déjà vu all over again" is a phrase taken from a famous quotation attributed to Yogi Berra: "It's like déjà vu all over again."
Might a pretty short article for AARP.

[Ryder37]

You might want to look some other place. I think most folks here don't really day trade. A few invest in single stocks but they mostly invest for the long run. But no harm asking.

Thanks. Yes, definitely am. But even if you're buy-and-hold and just using Robinhood as the platform for your individual stocks (maybe even just for some fun with a minor part of your portfolio), then I'd still be interested in chatting with such a person.