Robinhood ($HOOD) podcast mentions
Per Ticker.id: 55 Robinhood ($HOOD) mentions across 14 podcasts (30 days) — timestamped, verifiable quotes, updated 2026-10-21.
So let's just like restate where we are. We have 70 million open accounts in America. The vast majority of those are funded or going to be funded. This is a free lifetime investment account, a universal capital account that can compound for life in the upside of America for every child. I'm here because of Robinhood New York, a poverty relief organization run by Paul Tudor Jones. They do incredible work just in New York City. We have 2 million accounts that have been opened with $500 million in them waiting to be claimed. So if you're a parent in New York City, you need to go to trumpaccounts.gov or go to the App Store, download the app, and just verify your identity, change your password, and get your free money and get your kids on the path to financial security. Just today in America, there are going to be 10,000 kids born. And today in America, we will create 10,000 accounts and we will put $1,000 in every one of those accounts. And tomorrow there are going to be 10,000 kids born and we're going to create 10,000 accounts and put $10,000 into those accounts.
Brad Gerstner · Squawk Pod · Musk Floats Mega-Merger, United CEO on Airfares & Fuel 10/21/26 · 2026-10-21Okay, I got one final one for you. Actually relates to charity. So here you are doing this great work for Robinhood.
Andrew Ross Sorkin · Squawk Pod · Musk Floats Mega-Merger, United CEO on Airfares & Fuel 10/21/26 · 2026-10-21The CEO of Xbox said Project Helix is a family of devices, suggesting that the company intends to release several new devices. Fortune also indicates Microsoft is considering changes to its Xbox Game Pass that could include ad and no-ad tiers. They're also reportedly considering layoffs at the division later this month. Only one item for you on our Catalyst to Watch for the day. The JPMorgan-Robinhood Investors Conference will include participation from the Treasury Secretary, Stanley Druckenmiller, David Einhorn, and the CEOs of Kalshi and Robinhood. On Wall Street at this early hour, stock index futures are in mixed territory. Crude oil is up 1.6% at $99 a barrel. Brent crude is up 1.3% at $110. The FTSE 100 is little changed and the DAX is up 0.6%. Netflix is on our Biggest Movers list.
Julie Morgan · Wall Street Breakfast · One giant earnings leap for SpaceX · 2026-10-21I think that's fair. And where people do have debt is, like you said, credit cards, car payments that used to be 3 to 5 years, and now they're 7 to 10 year payments that they're taking out. and student loans. And so the, the idea that like if there is a quote unquote healthy debt, it's the 30-year fixed rate mortgage that's reasonable within your income. And that's kind of what's been missing in the puzzle are people between the ages of like 25 and 35 who would in any other generation, uh, have purchased, you know, a 2-bedroom starter home that is not there anymore. And many people have written on this. Kyle Scanlon's written about this, the idea that the money that in, in a different generation would have been saved for a down payment. If young people feel like they can't afford the house in any situation, why save for a down payment? You go to Thailand. Or you go to Thailand, or you, you gamble with it on Kalshi, you do sports betting, you buy zero-day options on Robinhood. Like, so like how much of that like reckless financial nihilism is, is taking the place of what would have otherwise gone towards a housing payment?
Morgan Housel · The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway · How America Became Addicted to Debt — with Morgan Housel · 2026-10-21Robinhood does not belong here. I mean, this is a very stale.
Michael Batnick · The Compound and Friends · Doubt but No Fear, SpaceX Reports, Netflix Cleans House, AI Bond Vigilantes, Bending Spoons · 2026-10-20No, Robinhood belongs there, not because Robinhood is junk, but because Robinhood lives and dies based on the willingness of people to buy and sell junk to each other.
Josh Brown · The Compound and Friends · Doubt but No Fear, SpaceX Reports, Netflix Cleans House, AI Bond Vigilantes, Bending Spoons · 2026-10-20If there's one piece of advice I could give to American men, it would be the following: take less risk on a screen, online, and more risk off a screen, offline. Don't be critical of someone online. Don't post aggressive threads or tweets. Don't, uh, don't swipe right or engage in porn all day long. Don't gamble on Coinbase or crypto or Robinhood with stocks. That's just gambling. Don't bet on the Fed raising or cutting interest rates or on the Eagles game. Reduce your risk online and then get out of the house more and take more risks. Apply for jobs you're not qualified for. Apply to colleges you may not have the credentials for. Start talking to the, you know, the man or the woman in line at Starbucks. Gamble with your person. Maybe try and start a small business. You know, gamble with your person. Don't gamble with your fingers, if you will, or online. So I don't like online gaming companies.
Scott Galloway · The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway · Can OpenAI and Anthropic Justify Their Valuations? + Flock, Privacy, and Plummeting Crime · 2026-10-19Yeah, I mean, it does seem like in many countries, or at least in Western markets, governance is stalling or even going backwards. But I do think in markets that are still— I mean, frankly speaking, they're competing for investment dollars from the US and other markets that have way better, more global businesses, right? Hard to if your best options in any given market, whether it's in Brazil or Mexico or Korea or Japan, you're competing against buying Apple. You want your investor base to feel secure and that they're going to get a good return on their capital and they're going to be treated fairly. So when you frame it that way and you frame the ease of now creating accounts in all these countries, just piggybacking off what Robinhood's created, You can basically find almost like a Robinhood-esque product in any market you go to and a bunch of copycats.
Ryan Albert · The Acquirers Podcast · Korea’s Hidden Value: Activism, AI & Golfzon | Ryan Albert · 2026-10-15Oh no, that's Robinhood. But I really just think that what I see is, is that We are linked to SK Hynix.
Jim Cramer · Squawk on the Street · 9am Hour: Exclusive: BlackRock’s Larry Fink, CPI Runs Hot, BofA’s $1.2B Fine 10/14/26 · 2026-10-14And, and, you know, in some countries like Italy, there's like— it's like a custom for ordinary Italians to buy bonds at their post office or the brokerage. There isn't that much history of that in the US, but you can buy Treasury bonds directly from the US government if you want to. Uh, the government set up a site, you can do it on Robinhood and stuff like that. But most countries It's not that simple or straightforward to buy bonds. Most bonds are bought by big institutions like a pension plan on behalf of their investors, ordinary people. But in Italy, Japan, there is what they call a retail bond market. There's a fairly big one in Germany as well, weirdly enough. But yeah, you can, because everybody in that country might just be a bit more loyal, feel a bit more comfortable with you, feel a little bit safer, a household name. So it's easier for you to fund yourself at home by selling bonds to ordinary investors in your own home country, as it were.
Rob Wigglesworth · Better Offline · The Hater's Guide To Bonds With Rob Wigglesworth · 2026-10-14You're listening to Squawk Pod from CNBC. Today, legendary investor and philanthropist Paul Tudor Jones joined us live from Good Shepherd Services, which is a beneficiary of the Robinhood Foundation. That's the New York anti-poverty charity that Tudor Jones supports. He also oversees an investment group with more than $100 billion in assets under management. Our Andrew Ross Sorkin takes things from here.
Katie Kramer · Squawk Pod · Paul Tudor Jones’ Call for 2027 & Vibes 10/13/26 · 2026-10-13Joining us right now in an exclusive interview is legendary investor Paul Tudor Jones. Of course, he's the founder and chief investment officer of the Tudor Investment Corporation. Uh, he's also, of course, the founder and board member of the Robinhood Foundation, which is hosting its annual investor conference next week. You got a huge lineup and it's great to see you. And by the way, great to be here at Good Shepherd Services, which is a foundation that Robinhood has long supported.
Andrew Ross Sorkin · Squawk Pod · Paul Tudor Jones’ Call for 2027 & Vibes 10/13/26 · 2026-10-13I want to talk philanthropy, New York City, and Robinhood and this conference as well. But I want to talk markets, okay? If you'd indulge me.
Andrew Ross Sorkin · Squawk Pod · Paul Tudor Jones’ Call for 2027 & Vibes 10/13/26 · 2026-10-13Well, it's going to be— it's going to be— it's one of our best lineups ever. We have Dina Powell, who's now at Meta, president. So I'm going to interview her. I haven't seen her in a long time, but I'm very excited to meta her again. I can't— I can't wait to talk to her about AI. I'm interviewing Stan. So that'll be— 45 minutes of listening to his laconic answers. But he's always unbelievably interesting. And then we've got Steve Cohen and we've got David Einhorn and we've got Philip LaFontaine. It's just— it's going to be really good. And if you want to do good in New York City, what a better way than buying a ticket or just giving to Robinhood. The thing that's going on in New York right now.
Paul Tudor Jones · Squawk Pod · Paul Tudor Jones’ Call for 2027 & Vibes 10/13/26 · 2026-10-13Look, I just say the biggest problem we've got is that you have wealth making— extreme wealth making a new all-time high. At the same time, poverty in New York is making an all-time new high. Even in this economy, our poverty rate is the highest it's been since we've been tracking it at Robinhood. And that's before there's recession. So that's the gap. That we need to close. That really is the gap that we need to close. We've gotten so good as a society at measuring prosperity by net worth. You know, all you see is, oh, what's— who's worth $150 billion, who's worth a trillion, et cetera. But it doesn't talk about the prosperity of the heart and the soul. And the only way that you're going to increase that wealth It's not by, it's not by what you keep, it's by what you give.
Paul Tudor Jones · Squawk Pod · Paul Tudor Jones’ Call for 2027 & Vibes 10/13/26 · 2026-10-13