Robinhood announces major changes for Fourth of July

The $25,000 safety net designed to protect retail traders from ruin is officially dead. By slashing the day trading minimum to just $2,000, Robinhood is inviting small-scale investors back into the high-leverage danger zone that post-dot-com rules were meant to prevent. While framed as "flexibility," it removes the primary barrier against reckless gambling for those who can least afford it. Is this democratizing finance, or just setting the stage for a retail bloodbath? What’s your take?
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