Robinhood Fights Drop in Users by Introducing 24 Hour Market Trading for All

<p>Wanting to
reach an increasingly growing group of young traders who care about investing
anywhere and at any time, Robinhood was the first to introduce the possibility
of 24/5 trading on single-name stocks in the USA. The popular <a href="https://www.financemagnates.com/terms/t/trading-platform/">trading platform</a>
introduced the Robinhood 24 Hour Market service in May. After a trial period,
it is now available to all Robinhood customers.</p><p>Robinhood Introduces 24
Hour Market for All Customers</p><p>In the
current service version, customers can use 43 of the most popular stocks and
exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to place limit orders on assets of companies, such
as Tesla, Amazon, and Apple. Trading hours last from 20:00 ET (24:00 GMT) on
Sunday to 20:00 ET (24:00 GMT) on Friday.</p><p>The launch
of Robinhood's 24-Hour Market was announced at the end of May, and the first
customers could use the solution from the beginning of June. Although the
broker initially announced that it would make 24/5 trading available to all its
customers last month, the launch has been slightly delayed.</p><p>"We
are relentlessly focused on building products tailored to fit people's lives
and make investing more accessible to everyone – not just a select few," Robinhood
commented in the original blog post. "We’ve often heard from customers
that it’s tough to find time for investing during regular market hours with
work, family, and everything in between.”</p><blockquote><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Robinhood 24 Hour Market is now available to all customers