Robbing Hood is a pump and dump stock. No, I didn't misspell.

Whoever is reading this article should check the link between Robbing Hood and some hedge funds, and then the link to the sponsored Motley Fool. Then, you will know why the writer didn't throw out more facts about Robbing Hood.

Currently, Robbing Hood is still under investigation and may or is facing more lawsuits. It will be affecting the price greatly as more lawsuits roll out. Why didn't this article point this out?

Some major shareholders didn't sell their shares, which consists of around 12% of the floating shares before the IPO. However, soon after IPO, they announced they would be selling this huge amount of shares into the open market. Tell me there's nothing wrong with this? Then why did the media outlets, including Motley Fool, blasted $AMC Entertainment(AMC)$ previously for just selling around 2% of its shares to raise capital, and not even in the open market? Motley Fool double standard? No, it's sponsored FUD because HFs are going against AMC.

Some people believe the huge increase in the shares price (within a day and has been falling) of Robbing Hood was due to the hedge funds trying to trap the bears, who had been shorting the stock. I've no clue but I personally think there's a huge possibility. I also believe the price would continue to fall, unless the HFs continue to support it.

Purchasing of SayTechnology is a good way to get hold of lots of retail investors' detail. But there's also a rumour that Robbing Hood might be bought over by some HFs. Will it be a good way to further manipulate the market if it happens?

With the huge number of haters, especially $GameStop(GME)$ investors, I don't see any prospect in this stock at all. When their new users find out about all their evil deeds, I think they would switch to other apps. I didn't join in previously as I wasn't into trading, but I had heard about how Robbing Hood betrayed its users, and I strong condemn it.

There are many apps available in the US that treat their users better. If you guys think it's a good app, you won't be reading my comment on Tiger Trade (clearly better) now. Switch over?

Not a financial advisor, but I personally think Robbing Hood is going downtrend.