Robinhood's Disappointing Debut

The video discusses Robin Hood's IPO, highlighting its impact on retail and institutional investors. It explores the gamification of investing, the evolution of free trading, and the influence of retail investors on short selling. The Reddit phenomenon and its implications for market dynamics and risks are also analyzed.

How did Robin Hood change the conversation around payment for order flow?

What lesson does the speaker suggest investors are drawing from the Reddit phenomena and GameStop?

In what ways does the speaker compare the current retail investing trends to those of the 1990s?