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Stock trading app Robinhood experienced its third quiescency in a week as US stocks plummeted on Monday. (The fall was therefore bad that the stock marketplace categorically stuffed-up trading for 15 minutes, which is automatically washed during significant stock supermarket drops to prevent free-willed fall.) The issues lasted for other than goatee hours.

Robinhood first tweeted that trading was down at 10:06AM ET, tweeted betimes at 10:32AM ET to say trading "has been partially restored," as well as conjunct that trading was restored at 3:34PM ET.

Trading has been restored as well as Robinhood is fetch up as well as running again. Unclose you for your pluck as we selvage this issue.

-- Robinhood Information (@AskRobinhood) March 9, 2020

Robinhood co-founders as well as co-CEOs Baiju Bhatt as well as Vlad Tenev said last week's outages were caused by "stress on our infrastructure" in a blog post published last Tuesday evening. It's cryptic if agnate issues caused today's problems, whereas Robinhood tells The Verge it's investigating the issue.

Last week's first quiescency took quarters from effectually 9:30AM ET on Monday, March 2nd, until effectually 2AM ET on Tuesday, March 3rd. The spare quiescency was much shorter. The congregation first tweeted unevenly it at 10:11AM ET on Tuesday, March 3rd, as well as said at 11:54AM ET that the signification had been fully restored.

Update March 9th, 3:48PM ET: Updated to reflect that the quiescency is now over.