12 Best Stocks To Buy on Robinhood for Beginners

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In this article, we discuss the 12 best stocks to buy on Robinhood for beginners. If you want to skip our detailed analysis of these stocks, go directly to 5 Best Stocks To Buy on Robinhood for Beginners

For a very long time, the United States stock market was the ultimate status symbol, with access to equity trading protected and policed by elite brokerage firms that charged hefty amounts to carry out trades. In recent years, with the advent of stock trading applications like Robinhood, owned by California-based Robinhood Markets, Inc. (NASDAQ:HOOD), stock trading is no longer a game for the rich. It is now accessible to people of all ages and backgrounds through commission-free trades. 

Robinhood has made a brand name for itself that will be hard to dislodge. For example, the company claims that nearly 80% of new accounts on the platform come from people who sign up themselves, unprompted by advertisements, or through customer referrals. This is quite astonishing given the hundreds of millions big corporations tend to spend on marketing budgets. There are also downsides to this brand power, as the platform is routinely accused of bias by both veteran and retail investors, depending on the market situation. 

For example, veteran investors accuse Robinhood of gamification of stocks, while retail investors are unhappy when the platform restricts trading in the most volatile meme stocks. Robinhood has emerged victorious despite lawsuits and fines, and remains one of the most popular stock trading apps on the market. Since a majority of users on the platform are first time investors, it is not often easy to select the best stocks for investment. Investing is an art that takes a lot of time and practice to perfect. 

Some of the best stocks to buy on Robinhood for beginners include Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT), Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL), and The Walt Disney Company (NYSE:DIS). A closer look at the business of these firms demonstrates their competitive edge. Bob Iger, the CEO of The Walt Disney Company (NYSE:DIS), recently underlined during the fourth quarter earnings call that the firm had succeeded in tripling adjusted earnings per share year-over-year by merely restructuring to ensure greater efficiencies. 

“Our results this quarter speak volumes about the underlying strength of our company and the remarkable amount of work we have accomplished this past year. Q4 adjusted earnings per share nearly tripled over the prior year. And all three of our businesses, entertainment, experiences, and sports, saw significant increases in fourth quarter operating income compared to Q4 of fiscal '22.