[jackfrodo]

Sure with broad strokes, it generally sucks when a tech company makes unilateral decisions for its customers, whether that's restricting which stocks you can buy or whether you can put unauthorized apps on your iPhone.

But I find it particularly egregious because the major principle of RH was that it was on the side of the everyman rather than institutions.

[mrguyorama]

> the major principle of RH

The "major principle" is to make billions of dollars by owning the market, as it always seems to be with these silicon valley startups

[jackfrodo]

Right right, I mean the face-value marketing "major principle", the one I was foolish enough to trust for a while.

[vlovich123]

And yet their entire business model is that they offer it for free because they sell access to your orders to market makers so that they front run your transaction.