Who wants to tie up a bunch of their money and do physical labor in your down time to maybe get some of that money back.....robinhood let's them buy high and sell low TODAY.

I have a small amount ($5k) invested in S&P500 through Robinhood and another $20k in my Roth 401k. 

I love your company logo btw :)  Best savings account I know of now is w/Robinhood at 4% (sometimes 5%). 

I feel there will be a big push to go back to the office over next few years as we have more and more layoffs, and we'll see a rebalance of areas like this with more activity. 

Originally posted by @Sachin Amin:@Christopher B. totally agree with your opinion and I believe in REI too - what I am trying to say is "Diversify" REI on its own will not create wealth for you - in my case I started(2015) with 100K in REI and 100K in Stocks in  (Robinhood self managed) - also depends I am a hands off Investor (mostly Turnkey) as I have a full time jobMy returns are average or REI  but great on stocks "so far" and that might change may be in next 5 yrs , that doesn't mean I am going to quit REI - they both have pros and cons.

I'm a worried the folks up top will bring back the moratorium during layoffs.

@Sam ShuehEven in the are I am in where it's very industrial and there have been very little layoffs?

Houston, Texas  : We aren't feeling the pain just yet so let the upstream layoffs finish by January/Feb and we shall see.  21.

While on LinkedIn get yourself a recruiter and they can help find you work and it costs you nothing.Keep in mind, this time of the year is when companies start the lay-off process and then employment picks up again in January. 

i can see some of those gamblers becoming robinhood traders lolapparently, mr.market liked the unemployment report very much today...