Movement Alert｜Robinhood Falls 4.07% in Regular Trading, Wells Fargo Cuts Price Target to 120 Dollars

Market Focus10-15 21:37

On October 15, Robinhood fell 4.07% in Regular Trading, trading at 95.48 USD/share, with turnover of 249 million USD.

The clearest news catalyst was Wells Fargo lowering its price target on Robinhood to 120 dollars from 125 dollars while maintaining an Equalweight rating, reinforcing a more cautious near-term valuation view.

That rating action came after several other firms had recently raised their targets, including 160 dollars from Morgan Stanley and 156 dollars from Bank of America, while Evercore ISI initiated coverage with an Outperform rating. Even so, the latest cut stood out because it signaled that some analysts are turning more guarded despite the broader average target near 137.95 dollars. Robinhood is also approaching its next earnings release on October 27, with consensus expecting EPS of 0.56, which may be keeping investor focus on valuation and execution risk.

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