Robinhood plans to let users trade some US stocks round-the-clock during weekends, wager on specific corporate earnings metrics, and trade perpetual futures (Reuters)
Robinhood is preparing to allow users to trade specific US stocks on weekends and around the clock. The platform also intends to introduce features for wagering on corporate earnings metrics. Additionally, the company plans to offer trading in perpetual futures.
- ▪Robinhood plans to enable round-the-clock trading for a select group of US stocks.
- ▪The new service will allow users to place trades during weekends.
- ▪Users will be able to wager on specific corporate earnings metrics through the platform.
- ▪Robinhood intends to add support for trading perpetual futures.
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