Robinhood Why doesn't have a "sell all" option so I can sell all of my stocks.

Robinhood actually doesn't offer a "sell all" option for a few reasons:

• Maintaining Investor Control: A "sell all" button could lead to impulsive decisions. Robinhood might prefer users to carefully consider which stocks to sell, especially since selling might trigger capital gains taxes.
• Order Execution: Selling a large number of stocks at once can be tricky. The price might fluctuate between the time you initiate the sell and when the trade actually executes. Robinhood might avoid a "sell all" to prevent unintended consequences.
• Focus on Fractional Shares: Robinhood allows buying and selling fractional shares, so you might not need to sell everything at once. You can customize how much of each stock you want to sell.

However, you can still achieve selling all your holdings relatively quickly. Here's what you can do:

• Sell Each Stock Individually: This gives you the most control, but can be time-consuming.
• Sell by Percentage: Instead of selling all shares, choose a percentage you want to sell from each holding.

Even though Robinhood doesn't have a "sell all" button, there are still ways to offload your investments.

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