Online brokerage app Robinhood said on Thursday it has removed temporary trading restrictions on all stocks, including GameStop and AMC, according to an update on its website. “There are currently no temporary limits to increasing your positions,” the company said on its website, in an update addressing the status of market volatility-induced changes on its platform. Earlier in the day, Robinhood’s website showed that the trading limit on GameStop’s shares was set at 500, while for AMC the limit was set at 5,500 shares. The online broker, one of the most popular venues in last week’s retail-trading mania, had put temporary buying restrictions on a number of securities as clearing house-mandated deposit requirements for equities increased ten-fold. The move to lift all trading caps was teased Monday by Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev during an episode of “The Good Time Show” that aired on streaming site Clubhouse. On the episode, Tesla CEO …