Stephanie Guild, Robinhood CIO, joins 'Power Lunch' to discuss what Robinhood's customers are doing, which stocks have the most client interest and much more.

Stephanie Guild, Chief Investment Officer at Robinhood, reported that Bitcoin has been a net buy among Robinhood clients over the past few days, despite recent market volatility. While popular stocks like Tesla, NVIDIA, and Apple remain actively traded, the trading patterns have shifted, with some stocks experiencing net selling and others net buying.

Guild also noted that Robinhood customers are demonstrating more cautious behavior compared to earlier in the year, with increased evidence of tax loss harvesting as the year ends. The most actively traded stocks on the platform currently include Apple, Palantir, Tesla, Netflix, Amazon, and NVIDIA, with differing trends in buying and selling activity.

Bitcoin has been net buy over last couple of days: Stephanie Guild

So let's stay on the markets and your money because none of those five stocks that we just mentioned make the list of the most actively traded on Robinhood. So what does. Joining us now is Stephanie Gill CIO of Robinhood. Great to have you on set. None of those stocks made your list. No not even strategy. No. Although Bitcoin has been a net buy over the last couple of days I would say. Your clients love crypto. They love Bitcoin. I mean they love stocks. They love to. You know it's not it's not just Bitcoin. But yeah on the list. I mean our customers tend to like hold particular positions and then trade around those positions. But I definitely think last week spooked them a little bit. And you are seeing that buying but it's not as strong as it's. What does that mean. Hold positions and then trade around the positions. Meaning that they hold core positions. The things that you and I know right. Tesla NVIDIA Apple they're all you know they're in our Robinhood investor index which actually is used to track what our customers are doing. And then when we look at the trading activity we'll see when they go up a lot they'll trim them when they go down a lot. They'll add to them that. But the behavior has been a little bit different over the last week where we've seen some trimming of things that are still down but they're trimming them. And then I think we've seen some tax loss harvesting in our customer base. So my list was five stocks. You of course had you had to one up us. You brought in six which we have on the wall. It's a nice round number two because it fits with the graphic. Yeah. Got Apple at six Palantir Tesla best day by the way since June of Tesla Netflix Amazon and NVIDIA. Are these all close. Stephanie or is it like NVIDIA is way out in terms of client interest. NVIDIA and Tesla are around the same. But I would say on different sides. So actually NVIDIA has been on the buy side and Tesla has actually been on the sell side. These are not just buys. No. Oh this is like actually a critical piece of information. Thank you. Glad you told me I have a shelf of salad. You don't eat that. But actually Tesla Palantir Apple they've been places where we've seen that trimming. And then NVIDIA Amazon Netflix have been places where our customers have been net buying. OK so I want to make that very clear. We can show that graphic again because it's a big deal. Tesla Palantir Apple while they're in the top list it doesn't mean the list of buys. It means that they're just actively traded and they're traded out more than they're traded. They have for the last week I would say. And the Apple makes sense to me because it has not been suffering the same fate as a couple of the other names. So that goes along with what we tend to see. But with you know and in NVIDIA and Amazon those are places obviously that it makes sense to me too because they've been adding to it even though they is this common. Is that like a common top six. Because those are obviously names that we you know we may have mentioned them once or twice on this network. Yeah they are pretty common. You do tend to see some of the names that are also like open door and Iran. Like they tend to also get it mixed in there. Yes. But not I ran a big A.I. data. Yeah. But not this time. It's been it's been more of the bigger cap name. What is the most been the most surprising thing from your own data and list that you have seen. Stephanie is kind of like I would have never thought that. I think that our customer base is actually relatively savvy. And what they've been doing is in times like in April right when we had the big sell off you had customers going through and you know using broad based indices as a place to add. Then they switched to doing that in a single stock basis. But in this recent pullback you've kind of seen a little bit of a mix. I actually think they're a little bit gun shy in terms of wanting to step their toes into but not going full force. So they're not getting bolder. They're not getting as bold as they were in April where they were pretty confident that this was going to be a run up. We did say they were. By the way you're right. No I mean they and I mean if they hodled right held fast and bought had the rocket and all the memes they made money. Yeah. But I think they and you have seen I actually you've seen a little bit today broad based index buying. But I also saw it on the sell side. So it made me think there was just a little bit of like tax loss harvesting going on because it's your end.

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