howard lynn is with us.od can either be characterized as the great liberator of the retail base and the leveler of regular folks and old, greedy brokers, or it can be seen as a game of acacia and that glorifies daytrading and gambling. i think i know where you fall, but those are the two polarized views. howard: i am more of a storyteller. robinhood is a much bigger story. the ip the other day was just one day. for people who like a little bit of history, people who have traded for a while remember the 90's when the internet was just getting started and yahoo! finance. we glorified, if remember e*trade commercials and's schwab commercials and people quitting their jobs, we had that era and daytrading was glorified. people today forget that, because that is what younger people do. they do not know the history. but there is a lot of history. people want to trade. after the crash -- the internet crash, we entered this era of passive investing, even third 2008 and that crash. i was surprised it took so long for