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according to grok they do not pay interest. " No, Robinhood does not pay interest on cash in retirement accounts. According to their official brokerage cash sweep program details, this feature applies only to non-retirement investing accounts (like standard brokerage accounts) and accounts managed by Robinhood Strategies. Uninvested cash in IRAs or other retirement accounts is not eligible for the sweep program, so it doesn't earn any interest through Robinhood. For context, in eligible non-retirement brokerage accounts, Robinhood Gold members currently earn 3.75% APY on swept uninvested cash (as of September 24, 2025), while non-Gold members earn just 0.01% APY. These rates can change based on market conditions."

this series on Hx channel explores that--- The Men Who Built America

this is the treatment using cyanide gas?

https://www.reuters.com/markets/commodities/anglo-american-battles-underground-fire-australian-coal-mine-2024-06-30/ fire here also

know he did on GEICO

watch the movie if you can. believe main character is a young George Seigel

thought shogun the best of that lot. think King Rat , believe his first book, and have read/enjoyed it. also the old King Rat movie that is in black and white is enjoyable.

what do you base that on? poor economy? curious?

what's you thoughts on SDF? kinda same business. nice balance sheet.

I would recommend the warrants if you are looking at HTZ.

my question is why do it? Only reason I can think of( and I know next to nothing about it) is to give more capital to parent company if he thinks market may melt down and he wants to make a run at a company and may need some extra financing?

so he had a dog in the fight already. thanks. interesting

thanks for sharing. do you think he wanted the business to kind of keep tabs on GEICO and how they operated, looking to buy shares and eventually the company?

do know strongest earthquake ever recorded was in Chile