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Bloomberg’s Annie Massa joins Emily Chang to discuss Robinhood’s first quarter revenue missing estimates, how the current retail trading environment is affecting the online brokerage, and more on Robinhood’s crypto play.

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  1. mega power

    April 28, 2022 at 11:15 pm

    Bloomberg hires the uglies girls to host these shows. Get some hooters chicks in here atleast make it pleasing to watch. come on man

  2. Sierra Joslyn

    April 28, 2022 at 11:32 pm

    i am a bit of skeptic, but know a lot of aspects about BTC. So, let’s make few things straight – BTC is an investment asset – like gold, it’s scarce, but it’s easier to acquire it and big players like pay-pal and grayscale are holding it, same with a lot of banking institutions, hedge funds and masses of people. ytytSelf-host wallet btc owner whales have a hard time selling it without doing KYC and in some cases, this can wreck them financially. People lose access to their btc wallets which makes that btc frozen for all time. The Hype and FOMO is on the rise and most people only buy and hodl with btc. I mean you have to understand that normal stock market fundamentals don’t apply here. It’s not a 2017 – 2018 scenario. The regulation added to BTC can actually even make it more desirable(although have a minus). Basically, anything that could stop the mooning of btc imo would be extreme regulation restrictions and also better investment opportunities discovered by btc owners. However , it’s is best advice you find a working strategy/daily signals that works well in other to accumulate and grow a very strong portfolio ahead. I have been trading with Mr Nathan Christopher daily signals and strategy, him guidance makes trading less stressful and more profit despite the recent fluctuations. I was able to easily increase my portfolio in just 4weeks of trading with Nathan Christopher daily signals growing 0.1 BTC to 0. 7 BTC. His daily signals are very accurate and yields a great positive return on investment and is available to give assistance to anyone who love crypto trading, you can contact him on Telegram @ CNOfx01 for inquires and profitable trading systems..

    • cheng zhang

      April 28, 2022 at 11:43 pm

      This is an opportunity for newbies to capitalize on, It’s quite a shame people Can’t see this, trading is everything right now…

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