Quote from: cabron on July 01, 2020, 03:17:11 PM

We've heard many stories about traders committing suicides in the past for losing his clients money. Its a tremendous pressure from clients when they ask about thier money and so they hang. But for a 20 year old, he should just be partying and enjoy youth.

As for OP, did you try to lure us to join your reddit sub for this boy's death?

But this is a different case. The trader doesn't have any fault but it's the platform's fault why he had done such a thing. Sad

Quote from: UserU on June 21, 2020, 10:05:40 AM

Quote from: Datheatol on June 21, 2020, 08:10:40 AM

Why risk if you arent' ready for consequences

P.S by the way where did he take those money from?

I think it was from a miscalculated leverage Robinhood displayed. Not that he owed that amount.

https://edition.cnn.com/2020/06/19/business/robinhood-suicide-alex-kearns/index.html

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Although Brewster initially believed Robinhood had improperly granted Kearns vast amounts of leverage to trade with, he no longer believes that was the problem. Twitter users who saw Brewster's stream of tweets alerted him that options traders on Robinhood sometimes see a negative cash balance until the other half of their trades are executed.
In other words, Kearns did not actually owe $730,000. But he was apparently led to believe he did.