3 Robinhood Stocks That Might Not Exist in 5 Years
Robinhood has unlocked the magic of stock market investing for a new generation of investors with its low-cost and user-friendly investing app. But unfortunately, the platform has also introduced novice investors to low-quality companies with sketchy track records and poor financials. Some of these companies may even go bankrupt over the long term.
Here are three Robinhood stocks that might not exist five years from now:
Genius Brands International (NASDAQ: GNUS) is a struggling children's entertainment company that generates massive losses because of its low revenue and spiraling expenses. Cruise ship operator Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NYSE: NCLH) is struggling to survive the coronavirus pandemic. And finally, AMC Entertainment Holdings (NYSE: AMC) is a movie theater company facing a secular decline in its industry.
Source Fool.com
