Robinhood Margin Explained | Know This Before Using Margin

In this video we are covering what you need to know about using margin on Robinhood.

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[db]

I was looking for information on this topic a few months ago and after watching a number of YouTube videos I have to say this is the most informative one out there on the topic of Robinhood Margin and Robinhood Gold. Keep up the great work!

[travelcribk]

I have few questions. Apologies, I am still learning about Margin investing but do not know enough.
I have Robinhood Gold. Let's say I am borrowing 3000$ . First 1000$ is interest free and I get charged 8% on 2000$.
1) Do I pay 8% interest just on the borrowing amount or capital gains/profits as well.
What if the Stock I bought for 3000$ becomes 20, 000$ after few years. Do I still pay 8% on borrowed 2000$ or 20, 000$
2) Do I keep Paying margin interest every month/year until I sell my stocks/securities?
3) How do I pay off margins? Just keep uninvested/ unspent cash on account?
4) Does Margin investing make sense in this kind of long term investing situation?
Thank you. Looking forward to your reply.

[Musicandbeats]

Wow, this video is really helpful.👍🏾🙏🏾 When I have a question I will come here and type it so you can make a video for me please because you explain things very clear. Again thank you!

[AliSaleh-ns]

Great video, thanks for showing us your RH account. More videos about margin tips and advice especially for selling puts/calls !

[KaskoXeroVlogs]

Can you use margin to dividend invest and pay the margin with the dividend?

[billyandmandy]

So if i sell before the year i dont pay the 6%?

[mml]

how do you speak to a live margin rep on this, cant find the weather anywhere? thanks

[RichardAkin-qjxt]

Would you invest in a secure high dividend paying ETF with margin like SVOL? The dividend payment would be way higher than the margin interest. That sounds like free money, as long as the fund doesn't crash and the dividend stays higher than the 8% margin interest. What do you think about that idea?

[ronsecilia]

My big question, is how does that interest accrue on day trades using Robinhood?

If I buy and sell $10, 000 of QQQ on margin the same day, do I owe any interest?

What if I do that ten times in one day?

[TerryDrake]

When you withdraw dividends from your Robinhood margin account do they charge you interest and add your withdraw to your margin balance ? I can't find any info on this, thanks

[StriderBillman]

The $5/month fee can be paid for with reliable dividend investment(s). A margin could be used to make that as the first investment to make R Gold self-sustainable. You can do it with less than the $1k threshold (to avoid interest). So a tiny passive income stream can be started without using money (at first) through this.

Quick question: when using a margin, what is the payment schedule to pay back the margin? Is there a monthly min. payment towards it? And/or a time period in which to pay it off?

[DarkMalcontent]

Still a bit confusdd what changes my availble margin to borrow..

My portfolio (changes each day) +2k?

Is this change instant also?

[jimflask]

I watched the whole video. the information is there. Do this. Remake the video so it's not a year old. Robinhood Margin Something. But this time. Talk about how to turn it off and what happens when you turn it off. Should you pay it back before turning it off. Do you have to pay it back at all.

[erinsaraf]

Very useful video! Can you short stocks on Robinhood?

[CompleteGain]

I was drunk out with friends and was on the toilet and bought 25k margin on spy at resistance all time highs I felt bullish and wanted 1% for 250$ and I sold exactly up 1% and it was surprisingly good. But why can I borrow 40k if I only have 33k account that has 25k in it?

[AntonioDrakeTV]

Thank you for this video explanation, m'guy. It's appreciated!

[DeybRuggs]

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[truckinforever]

With margin on robinhood, do you earn interest on your uninvested cash with gold

[diantevonberg]

Is the only money you pay RH your monthly interest? Or will I ever have to pay the margin lump sum RH gave me back?

[russbilderback]

Do you see any value is using RH margin for just buying stocks? As opposed to selling puts/covered calls/day trading etc?
Or is it more just geared for those types of things.