has been a long awaited launch for robin hood.eople can hold their own bitcoin and crypto currencies in what is known as a wallet. it has been a bone of contention i sat down with robin hood's chief officer and she said they need the right safeguards in place before they can debut this and they are not rolling this out right away they are rolling it out for a select group and then getting feedback it is increasingly important for the company's top line in the recent quarter, crypto accounted for more than half of transaction-based revenue. that was up from 17% and just 3% last year. >> for some of the early movers like coin base and gemini. up more than 10% on that news. >> kate, forget my ignorance on this, but how did robin hood users before, had they were trading crypto, did they have to move it off the platform to separate custody >> they didn't hold the keys there was this slogan online, if it is not your key, it is not your crypto. they didn't hold it themselves they had exposure to the prices and didn't hold the keys to you

it's sitting and robin hood's wallet. and so if the government decides that you're not paying enough taxes, or that if you're skirting something they don't like, or that if you're involved in some kind of a legal transaction, they can simply take the money out of your account because it's not your account. it's robin hoods, wallet and so i would just say is it as a warning kind of a closing warning here. if you believe in crypto currency you want to be involved in it, do not make a coin base or a robin hood your primary wallet because it's not yours. it is there's and they can do anything they want with the currency inside that great information as always they consider boom bus, bent on and christy, i thank you both. thank you. and that for the time, you can catch boom by on demand on the portable tv app available on smartphones and tablets through google play in the apple app store. by searching portable tv, portable tv can also be downloaded on samsung, smart tv, and roku devices, or simply check it out at portable dot

if you compare that to robin hood, they have 18000000. so in terms of the whole trends, you just talked about retail investors getting more and more involved in the market . a power certainly opens up another door. now it's going to take a while for that to happen. as you've mentioned already into the crypto space, there's talk that perhaps they'll find some kind of a partner as a broker dealer. but overall, right now, if you just look at the stock itself, it's interesting because you mentioned it's sold off a little bit. but it actually is holding very team moving average here are the 50 day moving average. you have an opportunity if you believe that this could be a real profit for them as it was, let's say for robin hood, when you have a situation where you have about a $10.00 risk and it should send the stock off. now we will tell you though, it does, it will take time. it's not going to happen overnight. wow. so pay pal is seeing all of the success that has been had with retail trading and they're trying to get a piece of the pie ther

even well-intentioned people, and i believe the folks at robin hood mean well. but if they had to do this over again i would hope they would embed financial literacy into their business plan. i think that financial literacy nowadays needs to be embedded into every responsible business plan. i mean coaching and counseling. when somebody does not have a dog in the fight, when somebody is not benefiting, that is why the influencers you mentioned earlier. romaine: you talk about the idea that there are a lot of people who do not understand futures and options and some of these things that became hallmarks of the retail trade. you invoked dr. king and some of the economic messages we started to hear towards the end of his life. there are a lot of black and brown people out there who have look at these last two years, 2.5 years, and saw an opportunity to address their financial situation in a way that, frankly, a lot of young white people have had an opportunity to do. so, when we talk about getting that pace back up to something that is a little bit, i guess, more fr

the robin hood army, a volunteer group, frequently comes to this housing settlement to distribute free serving their core mission to fight hunger. but today, entertainment is on their mind. these volunteers are drumming up enthusiasm for the coronavirus ccine to the tune of popular slogans and bali would songs. through song and dance, they address sues of access, hesitancy, and misinformation. the government is offering vaccines but how to make sure it is reaching them, that they know how to get themselves vaccinated, that is where we come in. we address their fears and help them get over them. students, young professionals, and homemakers are among those who give their time to fight against the vaccine. they also set up temporary vaccine centers nearby or offer transport to those and they buy groceries for those worried about losing work due to vaccine side effects. many here are afraid of the vaccine. they have heard people were dying after getting the shot or becoming infertile. patel was scared too, but that her husband got the vaccine at a robin hood center in their neighborhood.

robin hood is giving away 20,$000 to 5 lucky college students. how would it work?s if you sign up with a robin hood account try to get $15 to trade. automatically if you sign up and enter into this contest where you get a total of 100,$000 split among 5 students, 20,000 each. a good way to boost robin hood's business, 4 million users who are students, first-time investors and if you're going to college campuses those are first-timers. stuart: it has been like gambling where casino will give you money to start playing with. that is what robin hood is doing. >> the apps drops confetti and all these bells and whistles that make you feel you won something. don't know if they make you sad if you lost money. stuart: let's look at game stop. where is it today? let's bring in been, with the anti-social network. the retail investor versus wall street about game stop. who won? >> for a short moment in time, their stimulus checks on game stock, almost $500, wall street, we don't know who really won, still doing well, considering the value of game stock, so incredible he high

what have you got for robin hood.and forwards. >> it would be more one way. i really see anything transferred from you. >> united airlines. >> look at the value plays. united also said they have 97% of their employees vaccinated because of the vaccine mandate and the high-growth high-tech plays, the infrastructure play with city securities helped move data and financial services transactions but a lot of the high-growth high-tech names, look at the rally we are seeing across the board, we moved to high-tech, to something more valuable. spending half $1 billion to get people to deliver their packages and that is a 10% drag on their bottom line. it's not going to get better heading into the peak holiday shopping period but they announce a pilot program, along with aurora which is a self driving car company, they do a commercial pilot to test the self driving vans. stuart: i can understand that. they do a lot of delivery. >> they can't find the workers, the car drives itself as that would be a boost for the bottom line.

let's talk about robin hood.ssed the fact that there would be a wall the product trading. we did see robinhood rise 2% after hours before giving that back. haidi: in the next hour captrust, don't give up on cyclicals and value. he will be sharing his market outlook amid the turmoil. from evergrande. and moneyline founder and c.e.o., to discuss this week's i.p.o. through the fusion acquisition spac and rollout into crypto trading. that's it for "daybreak: australia." "daybreak: asia" is next. this is bloomberg. bloomberg. so many people are overweight now and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation diets don't address insulin resistance. that's why they don't work. now there's golo. golo helps with insulin resistance, getting rid of sugar cravings, helps control stress, and emotional eating, and losing weight. go to golo.com and see how golo can change your life. that's g-o-l-o.com. haidi: oh, and welco

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malverde el santo patrÓn llega a las noches de telemundo, la nueva serie narra la vida de este robin hoode hasta una capilla en sinaloa mÉxico, hoy la conocemos. ♪♪ (mÚsica) ♪♪ ♪♪ (mÚsica) ♪♪ este baile folklÓrico la hace toda una sensaciÓn en tiktok, una bloggera que lleva sus tradiciones al corazÓn de las nuevas generaciones. ♪♪ (mÚsica) ♪♪ gracias por acompaÑarnos en este martes en esta ediciÓn de noticias telemundo mediodÍa, soy nicole suÁrez, anuncio quedan poco mÁs de 48 horas para que inquilinos que no han pagado alquileres en california sean desalojados, son mÁs de 724 mil las personas que tienen retraso en el pago en su renta y estÁn ahora muy preocupados porque estaban protegidos por una moratoria por la pandemia, y esta es una situaciÓn que se ha ido complicando en las Últimas semanas. marÍa paula ochoa tiene todos los detalles, marÍa paula cuÉntanos desde california, adelante. >> nicole, esta es una semana crÍtica para los inquilinos en el estado de california, ya que el 30 de septiembre se vence la moratoria de desalojos y todavÍa son miles y miles los que no pueden cumplir c

stuart: move on to robin hood. bounce but let's do robin hood. >> robin hood can store, send or even earn interest on crypto holdings, people buying dogecoin, and i said to note robin hood might be facing stiff competition. did you hear about european foreign exchange apply for a license for trading, paypal allowing that. or trading stocks. >> on paypal. everybody is doing it. we have been open nearly 7 minutes. i will call it a modest bounce, down 180. looking at down winners headed by american express, disney is up, home depot, the s&p 500 winners bearing in mind the s&p is up a modest bounce for that indicator. >> mgm resort. >> rough stores, biogen, it is a medication, this net of mine. it is a modest bounce for the market after yesterday's 600 point drop, that is where we are at the moment. i humanitarian crisis on the border, you might expect president biden to take questions from - >> questions - >> 45 times last week. i point you to that. stuart: putting up a wall to protect the president. flights to europe

robin hood, yeah, maybe maybe they're going and all of those announcements about the crackdown to think that eventually people will start listening if they just get to the 20th or the 30th time around and it continues to circulate now. then whenever we're looking at china is national development and reform commission, they've said that they will work closely with other government agencies to make sure financial support and electricity supply will be cut off from mining and china . could we see a move made like that here in the united states? well, i mean, it's possible. i mean go back to what chris, he just said. the mining pools are chinese, but they're not in china. so the idea that the chinese government is going to work to cut off electricity to them. it's kinda like saying, you know, you're going to cut off water to all the farmers who left and took their crops with them, right? there's no money pulls that are looking for that electricity, but yeah, it's possible that could eventually happen in the u. s. i think that in the u. s. where, where you're going to see the crack downs on

even for accredited, richer investor is quote unquote, or even for mom and pop folks who are using robin hood to trade on a, on a daily basis. the, the, the biggest question here is what, what these governments are looking for is to be able to tax capital gains on crypto . and there are plenty of people out there average folks who you probably wouldn't even know to see it who have millions. busy and millions of dollars in crypto, who a have a very hard time getting it out into currencies. they're going to, once they start moving at that change is all sorts of that makes all sorts of ripples and be they don't want to move it out, much rather play the markets like they have been playing. but every single government around the world wants a piece of that action. they want a piece of that capital gains. and right now you don't have that. so we're in a situation where the fcc and those folks are trying to regulate crypto in the same way. but they can't decide if it's an equity, they can decide if it's a currency they can decide if it's, i don't know, a municipal bond. who knows what, how would you

bernie sanders supporters, whatever happened to the proposal several years ago when they proposed a robin hoodax to pay for these programs? host: adrienne elrod? guest: is he talking about a proposal bernie sanders had during the campaign? host: he is talking about the fate of the bernie sanders agenda. guest: as someone who worked on hillary clinton's campaign in 2016, bernie sanders has had a significant impact on the democratic agenda. he focused on raising the minimum wage to $15. he made that more mainstream. he focused on policies the american people desperately need. he mainstreamed some of these progressive ideas that have now turned into ideas shared by a lot of republicans. bernie sanders has impacted and influenced in a positive way the overall democratic agenda host:. -- the overall democratic agenda. host: a 3% surcharge on incomes above $5 million -- is that something -- we talked about revenue raisers before elizabeth and bernie sanders. -- elizabeth sanders -- elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. guest: that makes a lot of sense. when we are looking at revenue raisers, they des

are printing it and when we printed we are loading it onto the backs of poor americans, reverse robin hoodllian: pushing back on the vaccine mandate where we started the show tonight, we have 12 bills, among them the biden can't to exempting individuals from mandates on personal beliefs but do you have any hope on this? >> i have hope in the sense that the american people don't put up with tear running. these are not merely cosmetic problems. these are deep problems. when the president of the united states tells us this isn't about freedom or personal choice it is a bank robber saying this isn't about the money. he's making king george the third look like a choir boy, asking people to choose between a vaccine and poverty. between total submission to the government and ruin. the american people won't stand for it and i will go to court every day for weeks to come pushing back. laura: we are going to be watching this. thank you for watching. remember it is america now and forever and greg gutfeld kicks off from here. >> democrat leaders to satisfy the far left wing of their party and progres

a large part of this story, right and the reason why i'm saying this is because, take a look at robin hoodproxy for retail trading platforms. in the first six months of last year, the total amount of revenue they made from their options trading business was $171 million the first six months of this year, it's $362 million. we know how much more emphasis there is among retail traders, among not just meme stocks, but kind of story stocks in general. that's the reason why it's good to pay attention, because this is going to be huge if it's a trend that continues >> absolutely. and it looks like it will continue don't we anecdotally agree, the interest in options has exploded >> not just that, it's interest in like short-date d expiry options. goldman sachs put out a notice today and said that 71% of options trading and the interest in it are in options expiries that are two weeks or less that goes to show, they might be more speculative in nature >> have a nice weekend, dom. >> you too >> thanks for watching power lunch, everybody "closing bell" starts right now. >> he always does. thank you,

services or a complete platform like google or operating system for all financial products for robin hood to start with crypto, everybody will add savings accounts taking loans out against your crypto or borrowing against it like productivity software everybody will have a slack competitor or a zoom competitor built in there will be best in class apps but this will turn into a suite of products. it means michael soft had a strangle hold. google launches google docs and makes it 10% of the price. you'll see this vibrant marketplace where steady hand and innovation and products and consumers are all in it will be a dogfight you'll see apple, google facebook, maybe one or two of them say, this will be a critical part of our future if the regulators allow it, we might see some regulated m&a activity >> the guard rails hold. assuming that they do, you are removing so much friction in the flow of money in spending. imagining that level of consumer and economic growth. removing this friction where we see it all the time. the ability to find a place to stay for an object you think about what idea

were starting to go through the competitors and what he likes is an investment targeted how about robin hood look at wells fargo's read there always in trouble these days. the funny scandals, expenses to codename a lot of problems, congress breathing down their neck and he said no, look at their stocks over the past year. this is low hanging fruit and he basically said this, they have a great management team in the road by charlie sharp. used to be one of the right hand man. and he is in there and charlie, that the most charismatic guy in the world pretty do not going up the mountain with him. and john mack was like that when he ran morgan stanley. a lot of executives are charlie's of that these very low-key. extremely low-key but extremely confident. what they are saying the inside scoop is on him, he his getting the systems regulatory systems and checks and balances in order. very fast pace getting down cost and you know, higher interest rate environment problem that probably going to get higher. in the banks do better than that pretty charge more pretty they lend more money and it cost mo

but the point is that robin hood c.e.o. vlad tanev made a point in a congressional hearing before and these traders took the idea that they could actually make money by taking advantage of all of that bonus and trading cash that's offered by brokerages when you put a trade. haidi: yeah. and is this just a function of the excess liquidity scenario that we find ourselves in in this monetary policy? and shery, it raises the question of are we seeing regulators really struggle to keep up with these meme traders, with the kind of reddit crowd, wall street bets and some of the more i guess unique and exciting investment strategies that have come out to play over the last few months? and we do see the likes of the s.e.c. really trying to react to that and protect investor interest there. more insight into these markets, the recent rise in global yields, from 1879 advisor vice chairman bruder man givings -- breurdman giving his his views. "daybreak" arab is next. this is bloomberg. haidi: hello o daybreak asia. sophie: we are count

there's a lot of competition with entrants like robin hood and he have sofi there as well unclear howmillion users will want to put their paychecks directly into coinbase or crypto because it is volatile this is the first move we've seen from a pretty big crypto company, looking more like a bank, and it comes at a tense time for crypto regulations. sec chairman gary gentzler paying more attention to the asset class lately and talking about last week for the need of oversight there. coinbase cancelling plans to launch a high-interest rate after coinbase was threatened to be sued. >> interesting to see if it is the next move on deposits. thank you very much. >>> coming up, high stakes on capitol hill with key legislation and potential shutdown hanging in the balance. can house democrats strike a deal to deliver a win for the president's economic agenda? >>> plus, fuel stations are running on empty in the uk where the british government is considering calling in troops to help deliver gas we will look at the shortage and fall-out for global energy space. >>> look at shares of wells far o

also, they created a platform like robin hood, which is food delivery and we are expanding to other verticals robinhood in the near future. . with that, i think you can see a different purpose, different [indiscernible] rishaad: very quickly. you said the bank itself is too big. how many jobs are going to be lost? guest: no, too big to change the culture. too big to move to be a tech company. aside from the bank, it will be a cash cow. we will try to disrupt -- rishaad: no job losses? guest: no. yvonne: thank you so much. the siam commercial bank ceo. let's get to the first word news. yvonne: german exit polls show the social democrat edging ahead of the conservatives. they were the front runner over the final weeks of the campaign. projections indicate the party will win 26% of the vote, meanwhile, the democrats are set for 24.5%. both men they say they aim to be the country's next government. the imf managing governor -- has given a -- in a previous job as ceo. bloomberg news has obtained her letter to the board. in it, she says it is not true that she played a key role in changes related t

bernie sanders supporters, whatever happened to the proposal several years ago when they proposed a robin hood to pay for these programs? host: adrienne elrod? guest: is he talking about a proposal bernie sanders had during the campaign? host: he is talking about the fate of the bernie sanders agenda. guest: as someone who worked on hillary clinton's campaign in 2016, bernie sanders has had a significant impact on the democratic agenda. he focused on raising the minimum wage to $15. he made that more mainstream. he focused on policies the american people desperately need. he mainstreamed some of these progressive ideas that have now turned into ideas shared by a lot of republicans. bernie sanders has impacted and influenced in a positive way the overall democratic agenda host:. -- the overall democratic agenda. host: a 3% surcharge on incomes above $5 million -- is that something -- we talked about revenue raisers before elizabeth and bernie sanders. -- elizabeth sanders -- elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. guest: that makes a lot of sense. when we are looking at revenue raisers, they deser

will then help the people, but we have to understand xi has an agenda his agenda is to -- it's robin hoodis. that's more of a kind of analogy. >> i hear that opening bell, even though we don't see it, carl, so we'll send it over to you. >> there's the opening bet at the big board, arch are aviation celebrating a listing via spac fulton financial, a financial services holding company, as breadth is rolling in heavily negative, jim. we've been watching for fades intraday for the past couple weeks. what would it say if we got a bounce >> i would say sell the bounce i have to tell you, what we need on a day like today is a real good flying car spac >> and we've got it. >> i think it's arch, archer, of course we talked about this a lot they renegotiated the price lower. flying cars, or otherwise really mobile flying taxis. i like to call them flying cars. >> the jetsons >> can we be speaerious it's not oh well. >> and i'm going to talk about it in a bit, guys. >> that's a segue. >> but we can't do it now. >> see this right here we have to -- have you ever done this show? we go through a lot of

robin hood is planning to roll out an early deposit feature used by some of the rivals josh lipton withwhat this new report is now suggesting here. bloomberg saying the company is working on a new feature that would let users receive their paychecks via direct deposit up to two days earlier. more competition with companies like paypal and wealth front robinhood has no comment on this report, but remember, ceo did tell andrew ross sorkin that this app wouldn't be just for trading. that investors would see robinhood continue diversifying its business lines and revenue over time. that stock hit an all-time high of $85 on august 4th, but currently it's about 50% off that level back to you all. >> josh lipton, thank you. i know, josh brown, you haven't been a huge fan of robinhood at these valuations this latest story just adds to the narrative around competition, that it's heating up around paypal and others and what that might do to margins and the user base. >> that's a defensive announcement that is basically being made to directly respond to all the headlines paypal got about planning a

commit those reports promptly and you testified to the house we would have a report on game stop and robin hood but that report has not been produced. we got a week left in the summer. i do hope we willhasee it soon. let me turn to crypto currency . and my time is limited so i'm going to try to do this as efficiently as i can . i think it's, i know your position among other things is that not all crypto currencies are inherently secure. that's true. >> they are a small number that art but i think that as chair clayton said when he was in front of congress i think very many of these facts and circumstances are investor contracts . >> here's my concern. so some are and some art is basically what you're saying. the unconcerned the sec has not provided a definition for that and explain how it would apply the how we test think is the court standard for determining when something is an investmentcontract . stable coins do not have an inherent expectation of profit. they're just linked to the dollar. you might use them in an attempt to make a profit but not the second order activity. it is your view t

and you testified to the house that the sec would have a report on gamestop and robin hood by this summer that report has not been produced left, we have a week left in the summer. i would certainly hope that we will see it soon. now, let me turn to cryptocurrencies. my time is limited so i'm going to try to do this as efficiently as i can, mr. chairman. i think i know your position, among other things, is that not all cryptocurrencies are inherently securities, right? that's true. >> there are a small number that aren't, but i think that as chair clayton said when he was in front of congress, i think very many of these -- >> okay. >> -- facts and circumstances are -- >> so. >> -- contracts. >> here is my concern. so some are and some aren't is basically what you're saying and i'm concerned that the sec has not provided sufficient definition and explained how it would apply to how we test, which i think is the court standard for determining when something is an investment contract. so, for instance, stable coins do not have an inherent expectation of profit, they are just linked to the do

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bernie sanders supporters, whatever happened to the proposal several years ago when they proposed a robin hoody for these programs? host: adrienne elrod? guest: is he talking about a proposal bernie sanders had during the campaign? host: he is talking about the fate of the bernie sanders agenda. guest: as someone who worked on hillary clinton's campaign in 2016, bernie sanders has had a significant impact on the democratic agenda. he focused on raising the minimum wage to $15. he made that more mainstream. he focused on policies the american people desperately need. he mainstreamed some of these progressive ideas that have now turned into ideas shared by a lot of republicans. bernie sanders has impacted and influenced in a positive way the overall democratic agenda host:. -- the overall democratic agenda. host: a 3% surcharge on incomes above $5 million -- is that something -- we talked about revenue raisers before elizabeth and bernie sanders. -- elizabeth sanders -- elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. guest: that makes a lot of sense. when we are looking at revenue raisers, they deserve a l

by the wealthy in a system that was created to perpetuate access only by the wealthy, here comes robin hoody. when we talk about payment for order flow, payment for order flow is not new. it's been around since the '80s. the sec has studied it mandated disclosures what's new is no commission trading. i was looking at the numbers, the publicly available numbers in the five years or so leading up to the elimination of commissions in 2019 by all the major retail brokers it's about $13 billion in commissions were charged to investors. robinhood comes along and upsets that apple cart. that money goes back to investors. not only have we engaged them, have we brought them in, we've let them do it in a cheap manner, right? we haven't charged commissions we haven't charged account minimums or special knees and it's engaged this whole new demographic. andrew, you know when i was on the commission i gave speeches. my democrat colleagues gave speeches it was not a partisan issue. we wanted retail to come back into the market. since the ' 0s the number of retail participation has declined robinhood is u

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