Robinhood

An investing platform with free commissions that should really be called the Sheriff of Nottingham after they limited the purchases of "GME" to protect the hedge fund Citadel that pays 40% of their income.

"Do you invest on Robinhood? I heard they have free commissions"
"No, I invest on ThinkorSwim because they don't try to rob the hood. "

by carribgyal February 1, 2021

Robinhood

For a company or person to act in a manner that so defies everything their brand ever stood for that it actually makes the brand ironic.

Did you hear how wholesome ol’ Mr. Bill Cosby drugged and raped all those women? Dannng. Homey totally pulled a Robinhood.

by SILV3R SMOKE February 1, 2021

Robinhood

When you eat a big girl out and you fashion a hood out of fat apron and wear it over your head

I am going to Robinhood the hell out that momma.

by Jeez wiz July 15, 2018

Robinhood

A easy commission free investing app for stocks and cryptocurrencies.
Robinhood Markets, Inc, Robinhood Financial, LLC, Robinhood Crypto, LLC

I'm going to buy 15 shares of Amazon.com on my Robinhood.

by GlitchedPixels June 10, 2018

Robinhood

dumb thing

fuck robinhood

by macknagginggirl January 29, 2021

Robinhood

A "for the people" investing app who's CEO is both a simp and a cuck who let's its hedge fund customers like citadel ram their cocks so far up his ass to use him like a puppet.

I was just trading GME and AMC on robinhood when they decided to manipulate the market by restricting my buys and only letting me sell. Thanks Vlad Tenev.

by Emkic January 29, 2021

Robinhood Publishers

Publishing houses that rob their star authors to pay bonuses to their oft-underpaid and overworked editors and their bosses, using all kinds of creative strategies to avoid getting caught, while family-owned publishers would notoriously overpay themselves and their loved ones or relatives first, but underpay their employees.

Even in low-corruption Singapore, it’s an open secret that Robinhood publishers continue to thrive, because most authors who’ve a sixth sense of being shortchanged couldn’t afford the legal means to suing them for their decades-long shady business practices.

by Fasters October 21, 2022