Are you looking to jump into the world of stock trading without breaking the bank?
Look no further than Webull's free stock promotion, available through 11/13/24.
Here's everything you need to know to take advantage of this offer.
Keep on reading, or watch our video below on the topic.
Robinhood is a popular "all-in-one" investing app.
While they are most well-known for their commission free stock trading, they've recently shaken up the Retirement Investing World too.
Introducing Robinhood Retirement; home of the biggest IRA match on the market.
Here's what you need to know:
And don't worry, this comes with a Portfolio Builder Tool. You don't have to construct your investment portfolio from scratch if you don't want to.
Lastly, you'll even get a free stock worth up to $200 when you open a new Robinhood account using our link.
During the promotional period, new eligible Webull customers can earn either 20 or 40 free fractional shares based on their deposited amount:
The value of these shares ranges from $3 on the low end to $3,000 on the high end.
However, most people will get lower value shares based on the odds.
New to Webull? Check out my full tutorial below!
Here are the published odds of receiving shares worth between $3 and $3,000 based on the Webull terms and conditions:
Based on this, most people will end up with fractional shares worth between $3 and $10. Some will get shares in the $11 to $100 range.
However, it is very unlikely to get free fractional shares worth $101 or more based on the published odds.
The stocks awarded under this promotion are randomly selected from Webull's inventory at the time of the reward claim.
These stocks come from NYSE or NASDAQ-listed companies with a market capitalization of at least $2.0 billion and share prices between $3 and $3,000.
The odds of receiving a specific number of stocks or shares within a price range vary, with higher odds for lower-priced shares.
If you are looking for other promotions, check out our list of the best free stock promotions here, updated monthly!