![]() They’ve had quite a few big updates that have helped out like candlestick charts and now their debit card system. Everything is very convenient and easy to follow. Not only that but Robinhood also trades options which are a great bonus if you’re into that. You cant even start out if you are getting charged 10 dollars per trade. And that can be pricy especially for someone starting with only a few hundred dollars. It is easy to start out because you don’t have to pay per trade like most companies charge. Trades are free and there are truly no fees to pay unless you get the gold membership. I am on Robin Hood everyday when the market open. However it would still be nice to know when the ratings were made or last updated. In such case public opinion has no impact on ratings and thusly time is not as important. Perhaps the news has nothing to do with these analysts ratings and it’s all about the companies numbers. 30 could have been before a big news break and perhaps only 7 after. That is when did each analyst rating actually happen. Surely we can look at the rating description to see if it mentions anything about this news, but it still doesn’t address the main concern. However, without knowing at what time the ratings were made it’s hard to tell how a stock, like GOOG, would be rated after some news comes out, like the antitrust inspection. Perhaps these ratings are updated weekly. Unfortunately I have not noticed any relevance to time in this analyst ratings feature. That being said we all know time marches on and opinions change. This has been quite a useful gauge (along with others) for investing. One of them being analyst ratings where we can see how many analysts provided a rating, and what percent said said buy, hold, or sell. ![]() There have been many new additions since then. This has been a fantastic app in all the time that I’ve been using it.
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