RE:Get my advise from CAPITAL CUBE 1. Do you even know the sector? You know theres other companies that dont even operate in North America right? You would be less redundant if you sought and referenced them.
2. InvestoPro is not zero commission. There's a subscription for €25 a month or €9 a trade after the promotion is done.
3. If we are just talking about "blue chip", $IBKR would be the biggest pure play blue chip brokerage.
4. Robinhood lost money because of a black swan event. Jan 28 event was due to settlement times in clearing deposits (that would be on the "whatever" government agency being a Boomer) then their actual business model (which is PFOF). Also for the year 2020 they were profitable.
5. In the space, Fintech valuations are still increasing. eToro is expected to listed via spac ($FTCV) this year and was profitable for the quarter they recently released (Didnt look but probably up do to crypto fees). For valuations in general not increasing im doing a death stare at Magic Leap.
6. If you want profitablity choose a boomer stock not a penny tech/fintech stock on the venture/otc. Might I interest you in 1000 $INTC shares. (Dont use the Intel point against if they have their foundries up)
7. As you can see with $RIVN profitability in the market doesnt matter if you produce -1 or even 0 trucks. As long as you have a big name backing you and maybe a cool product your stock go zoom zooom. (Also Train/public transportation options gang)
8. Ok??????? FFS go build a clone platform then have fun waiting as long as InvestoPro did just to get a simple license to even operate in Liberland. Also you would probably need: to meet margin requirements, server cost, cyber security, a lawyer, an accountant, pulling market data ... blah blah blah ... bacisally a lot of ish.
9. Sorry bud(s) the last paragraph made my sure that "it" didnt pass the turing test. A few software tweaks here and there, and you could could have fooled me. Maybe show your program to the military???????? It might be a good replacement for a general with its "We may have lost the battle but not the war" head *ss
Also regarding the CapitalCube point if you removed the peers the implied price would be $0.62, but that doesnt account for the 49% stake in a fintech company that happens to be co-owned by the largest bank in Italy.