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These were the 10 most popular stocks on Robinhood in the month of April
These were the 10 most popular stocks on Robinhood in the month of April
Matthew FoxMay 1, 2020, 20:32 IST
Robinhood
Robinhood, the zero-commission brokerage platform that is popular with millenials, has seen a surge in trading volume as the market entered a volatile period due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Robintrack is a platform that uses data from Robinhood's API to track how many of its users own a particular stock over time.
The compiled data is put into a charting format that helps show the relationship between the price of a stock and popularity with Robinhood users.
Here are the 10 most popular stocks on Robinhood in the month of April.
Robinhood, the zero-commission brokerage platform that's popular with millenials, has seen a surge in trading volume as the stock market entered a volatile period due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Robintrack is a platform that utilizes data from Robinhood's API to track how many Robinhood users own a particular stock over time.
The compiled data is put into a charting format that helps show the relationship between the price of a stock and its popularity with Robinhood users.
The data helps identify stocks where investors are either:
Buying the dip, which is apparent when the number of Robinhood account users owning a particular stock surges as the stock price falls.
Taking profits, which is apparent when the number of Robinhood account users owning a particular stock falls as the stock price rises.
Going full FOMO, which is apparent when the number of Robinhood account users owning a particular stock rises as the stock price rises.
Jumping ship, which is apparent when the number of Robinhood account users owning a particular stock falls as the stock price falls.