I was looking to see if anyone caught this. It seems that Robinhood would be better for someone not investing a lot of money. If I execute a trade for $1,000,000 a small difference in stock price makes a difference and its better to pay a straight $5.00 commission with the lowest price possible. However, if I buy a single share for $50, that $5 commission is now substantial. This seems like a very clever way to compete and offer a better service to poorer people.

Unless I'm missing something the boomer either didn't catch that, or chose not to acknowledge it. As a millennial I'll assume his best intentions and that this isn't an attack on a successful company business model that he's receiving a kickback for to de-legitimizing Robinhood.