Robinhood's platform assets surged nearly 70% year over year, while net deposits climbed 35%, strengthening interest-earning capacity. Over 80% of revenue now comes from outside crypto, reducing reliance on volatile digital asset cycles. Subscription revenue jumped 56%, with Gold subscribers up 58%, adding recurring and more stable income streams.
The retail-trading platform said it expects its Robinhood Ventures Fund I to go public in the coming weeks on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol RVI.
Robinhood Markets (HOOD) has been one of the stocks most watched by Zacks.com users lately. So, it is worth exploring what lies ahead for the stock.
Robinhood operates a popular investing platform that appeals to young, often first-time investors. The company's reliance on risky trading activity by clients hurt its business in 2022, and the same may be happening now.
Robinhood Markets HOOD and Tradeweb Markets TW are fintech brokerage innovators reshaping the landscape of electronic trading, with revenues tied to market activity. HOOD caters primarily to retail investors, offering commission-free trading across multiple asset classes.
Robinhood's stock is hitting a fresh low as it follows the selloff in bitcoin, even through crypto trading is a relatively small part of its business.
The stock has been weak in general as cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (BTC) plunge in 2026. However, Robinhood's latest earnings report, released on Feb. 10, accelerated the stock's downward trend.
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Investors dumped shares of Robinhood Wednesday after the company reported disappointing quarterly results. Its CEO says they should be excited about its newest slate of offerings, particularly in prediction markets.
Robinhood presents a compelling buy-the-dip opportunity after a sharp selloff driven by crypto market weakness and macro headwinds. HOOD's business mix is more diversified, with net interest income and recurring revenues mitigating crypto revenue cyclicality. Operating leverage is unlocking significant margin expansion, with operating income up 98% YoY and net margins at 52%.
Robinhood Markets tumbles 7% after a Q4 revenue miss, but ETFs may offer a safer way to tap its super-app push and global expansion plans.
Stock futures are little changed as investors evaluate a new slate of earnings reports and await the release of important data on the U.S. labor market; the January jobs report, due this morning, is expected to show that employers added slightly more jobs last month than in December; Mattel stock is plunging after the Barbie maker's fourth-quarter results and profit outlook disappointed; Lyft shares are also down after it reported slower ride growth than expected; and Robinhood stock is losing ground after the trading platform reported disappointing revenue growth. Here's what you need to know this morning.