Dear Reader,
Robinhood, the no fees brokerage company, is planning an IPO.
Private markets value Robinhood markets at 40 billion USD.
Robinhood's IPO prospect records the following stats:
I personally think Robinhood markets is worth 20 billion USD, and this is predicated on Robinhood becoming a sustainably profitable company in the future.
Basically, Robinhood's main clients traders are millennials with low volume accounts of around 3 500 USD on average and a large cryptocurrency trading offering. When the stock market turns, the obvious technology stocks bubble bursts, Robinhood's clients will be hurt the most.
If Robinhood is not consistently profitable by then and does not have a large cash cushion, Robinhood's existence as a going concern might be in threat i.e. bankruptcy could threaten Robinhood in the case of a stock market crash. Robinhood's clients trade a lot of stock options and stocks on margin. Given the inherent risks in options and stocks traded on margin, the settlement risk and the size of Robinhood's business, a 50 % S&P 500, DJIA or Nasdaq Composite stock market crash could threaten not only Robinhood, but to a large extent the entire US and by default global financial system.
In short, according to my estimates, Robinhood is worth around 20 billion USD, if it becomes profitable.
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Petar Posledovich
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