Quote from: microsurfer on June 20, 2020, 06:46:24 AM

People should understand what they are doing with money. I dont think that there are any problems with site. Main problem here is this young trader

No mate, the problem is the exchange. Read the reply of UserU.

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

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.

Quote from: Lynfax on Today at 02:30:47 AM

Perhaps you're right and Robinhood couldn't do anything about his death anyway.
But I hope they could clear their messages or whatever, because as we've witnessed - the consequences of misunderstanding could be lethal

They can't do anything but with those quotes, it seems to be that it's their fault led to this.