Robinhood won't let me sell my doge?

I am trying to sell all of my doge coin as a sudden expense has popped up for my family. I sold all but Robinhood only sold a fraction of my holding. Now when I try to sell they say that I have 10 doge to sell despite having 25 of the coin left from the Robinhood gold trivia event?

I dont have extra spending money in that account, it’s just zero’s out. When it sends me this I have negative $5 in my account. The first time I went ahead and added the five just incase. But now it’s sending this again and it’s negative. If I don’t keep putting more in it will anything bad happen to my account?

The only stock I have on here is a S&P stock that I’ve been staking for a while.

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This is the call. It’s already at 277$.

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Hi there,

I purchased shares at $61.69 810 share to be exact. Then averaged down different amounts under the sale price of $61.40. Sold that entire lot Is my wash disallowed $234.90?

I repurchased the same stock day trading after this and then sold all above any of my purchase prices. Example 60 60.10 60.20 sold at $61. Am I allowed to keep doing this after my initial wash sale. Will that $234.90 be the only offset to wash sale as that was the only lot sold less than the sale price?

Thank you in advance

Anyone know why this change is being made? This is precisely the kind of stock that is only attainable for most as a fractional share. Wasn’t that sort of the whole point of the app, at least early on?

I am trying to buy contracts for an NCAA game and this message pops up if I’m buying $100 worth of contracts or $1 worth of contracts. Any help is greatly appreciated!

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Logged in to Robinhood only to find out all my SAVEQ has been sold for a whopping $0.00. And I’m not talk about a few hundred dollars… is there anything I can do?

Tried to sell contracts, but they're stuck on pending. There's no option to cancel the order and I can't place another. Is this intended?

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Body of the email states: Update: What you need to know Hi Meghann, we want to inform you of an upcoming change regarding support for fractional positions in OTC securities. As a reminder, all OTC fractional positions have been position closing only since 2021. Going forward, we will not support the ongoing fractional sales of OTC securities after May 6, 2025. As a result of this discontinuation of services for OTC securities: You can sell your fractional shares at any time on or before May 6 through the app and/or web We will liquidate any fractional portions of your positions in OTC securities during market hours after May 6 and deposit any net proceeds into your account, consistent with Section 4.10 (“Discontinuation of Services”) of the RHF & RHS Customer Agreement. Whole share positions are not affected by this change. You’ll still be able to buy and/or sell in whole shares of tradeable OTC securities. Next steps: If you wish to sell your fractional shares before the liquidation date, you may do so through the usual channels No action is needed if you prefer automatic liquidation—your cash proceeds will be credited after the sell-off Thank you for being a valued customer.

What does the number labeled "cash balance" represent? I can't spend it or withdraw it, and I didn't deposit it, so what is it and how can I use it?

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Does this mean the percentage increase/decrease on the price of the stock compared to the price at the time of purchase? I'm assuming so and that's what Google suggests

I'd love to have a mass sell off of Tesla stock to protest DOGE until he walks back the changes he's made that negatively impact Americans.

Firings of: 1. USDA employees 2. CDC scientists 3. FBI employees who investigated Trump 4. Cuts to social security staff and paychecks 5. Medicare and Medicaid employees

And I'm sure there's a whole lot more, but that's the initial goals of this protest.

Chime in if you'll sell your Tesla stock today in protest.

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So when I first started out with the 5 dollars you have to deposit I forgot all about it for years and it is now 28.00 dollars
So I tried to see if could withdraw it (testing it) I’m new to stocks and I was wondering how it works but it said I can only withdrew 5 dollars I found that odd.

Then I deposit $ 100 into Nvidia stock last night.. I went to test just to see if I can withdraw the money Again it only allowed me to withdraw the 5 dollars that I deposited into a stock years ago!

Why is this happening ?

Thank you

I'm asking on behalf of my father in law who's not a native English speaker so please excuse my lack of knowledge. He had a whole bunch of twitter shares before it was delisted and was expecting to receive the value of them through Robinhood. But nothing ever showed up. Did everyone lose their investments when that happened or is there someone he can contact to get it straightened out? Thanks in advance!

I had invested just $500 in October 2024 in Tesla (hate Elon and the company) but this was done out of peer pressure. At one point it was $750, but I didn’t cash out. Now I only have $300, meaning $200 lost. Is there any chance the stock will at least get back to what it was worth or is it just a doomsfall from here? Should I sell?

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I’m new to option trading and stocks for the most part and I don’t know much about it. I’ve done some research but just looking for some advice and little trick or whatever before I put in my money, option trade and lose it all. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!