On November 5, Robinhood fell 4.52% in Regular Trading, trading at $80.38/share, with turnover of $299 million.
The move came as the market continued to digest the company’s late-October quarterly results and subsequent target-price cuts, while a newly announced November 11 appearance at the Wolfe Research Wealth Symposium did not offset the weaker sentiment.
Robinhood previously reported third-quarter revenue of $1.424 billion and adjusted EPS of $0.60, both slightly above expectations, but net profit fell 14% year over year to $476 million. Crypto trading revenue dropped 55% to $120 million, net interest revenue declined 9% to $415 million, and net funded accounts of 28.7 million were below the 28.9 million consensus. After the release, some firms reduced price targets, including to $135 and $80, reinforcing concerns about earnings quality and growth durability.
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