Robinhood's High Frequency Trading Revenue Secret

The video discusses a millennial-focused retail brokerage startup that began with a significant budget and aimed for an IPO. Despite its anti-Wall Street positioning, it generates substantial revenue from high frequency trading, involving major players like Citadel and Two Sigma. The startup's inspiration is linked to the financial crisis and movements like Occupy Wall Street, highlighting a cultural and historical context.

In what ways does the text describe the millennial approach to finance?

What inspired the startup mentioned in the text?

How does the startup generate revenue despite its no-fee structure?

What is the significance of the term 'flash boys' in the context of the discussion?

What parallels are drawn between the current financial trends and the Occupy Wall Street movement?