Robinhood Gold, the premium trading service from Robinhood, is one of the most popular options on the market. But is it really worth it? The short answer is yes, but there are a few caveats. First and foremost, Robinhood Gold offers a lot more than just trading. You can also invest in stocks and ETFs, track your portfolio performance, and get real-time market updates. Second, Robinhood Gold isn’t cheap. The service costs $6 per month or $120 per year. That’s on top of the fees you pay for buying and selling stocks and ETFs on other platforms. So should you sign up for Robinhood Gold? If you’re already using Robinhood to trade stocks and ETFs, then the answer is yes – it’s a great way to get even more out of your investments. But if you don’t already use Robinhood, or if you only want to trade stocks and ETFs, there are other platforms that offer similar services for less money. ..

I’m not pleased with my current purchases. How do I cancel?

Please note: All orders will be canceled if they cannot be filled immediately upon the triggering event (e.g., when there is not enough available cash to buy an order). Such orders will be automatically canceled for you at the end of each trading day. Additionally, we may cancel any order (or partial portion thereof) if it is not immediately filled, or if it would trigger a short position that exceeds applicable margin requirements in your account.

In my account, I see that I have $50 ($10 from selling stocks and $40 from buying stocks), but when I try to make a purchase a circle pops up saying “Insufficient funds.”

Why am I seeing this warning?

For now, just remember this: If you don’t have enough cash in your account to cover a new order—or if the order would then create a short position over the amount of money you have available as margin—then TD Ameritrade won’t accept or fill the order.