
Is Robinhood losing a lot of customers?
Is Robinhood stock expected to rise?
The 14 analysts offering 12-month price forecasts for Robinhood Markets Inc have a median target of 11.75, with a high estimate of 36.00 and a low estimate of 10.00. The median estimate represents a +26.62% increase from the last price of 9.28.
What is the problem in Robinhood?
Will Robinhood ever be profitable?
Is Robinhood overvalued?
Is Robinhood a good way to buy stocks?
Robinhood provides 100% commission-free stock, options, ETF and cryptocurrency trades, making it attractive to investors who trade frequently. Still, these days many big-name brokers also offer free trades, so it makes sense to compare other features when picking a broker.May 3, 2022
Is Robinhood a scheme?
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Did Robinhood ever get in trouble?
What is the future of Robinhood?
How many users has Robinhood lost?
Driving the news: Robinhood on Thursday reported that it had 17.3 million monthly active users in December 2021 — an 8% decrease from 18.9 million in September. Between the second and third quarter, Robinhood lost 11% (2.4 million) of its monthly active users.Jan 27, 2022
Can you lose money with Robinhood?
What happened
Shares of Robinhood ( HOOD 0.87% ) sank on Thursday after the popular stock-trading platform said a group of its early investors filed to sell more than 97 million shares. At 12:15 p.m. EDT, Robinhood's stock price was down 13%.
So what
Robinhood conducted its initial public offering ( IPO) last week. After initially falling below its $38 IPO price, Robinhood's shares quickly rebounded. News that fund manager Cathie Wood had purchased shares for her closely followed ARK Invest funds helped to spark the rally.
Now what
The news that several of Robinhood's largest investors are choosing to take profits so soon after its IPO is a bit concerning.
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What happened
Shares of Robinhood Markets ( HOOD -3.59% ) pulled back in October, after the company issued a disappointing third-quarter earnings report, with revenue falling sequentially from the second quarter. According to data from S&P Global Market Intelligence, the stock finished the month down 17%.
So what
Robinhood shares dipped 10.4% on Oct. 27, after the company badly missed estimates in its third-quarter earnings report.
Now what
Analysts responded to the report by lowering their price targets, and the report, only Robinhood's second as a publicly traded company, raises doubts about the company's growth potential.
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Mixed Earnings and Poor Guidance
Commission-free broker Robinhood missed fourth-quarter earnings estimates but beat revenue estimates.
What's Next for HOOD
The CEO's talk of long-term plans to reach out to other target audiences may have pleased investors who have considered the stock too dependent on the cryptocurrencies market and its young customer base.
Why HOOD stock is falling
HOOD stock ran way ahead of its fundamentals at the peak. The rise was driven by speculative trading including rumors that the trading app might also get into the BNPL (buy-now-pay-later) market. The bullish narrative is unwinding now, which is leading to a fall in HOOD stock.
Robinhood earnings
Robinhood reported revenues of $565 million in the quarter, which were 131 percent higher than the same period in 2020. The revenues were towards the upper end of its guidance of $546 million–$574 million. The company posted a net loss of $502 million in the quarter, which was within the guidance of a loss between $487 million–$537 million.
HOOD stock forecast
Since HOOD was only recently listed, only four analysts are covering it. While analysts two rate the trading app as a buy or some equivalent, two rate the stock as a hold. Its median target price of $65 is a premium of over 30 percent above the current prices.
Should you buy or sell HOOD stock?
While Wall Street analysts have a bullish forecast for HOOD stock, I would be wary of buying the stock here. The stock could see selling pressure in the near term. Robinhood stock looked overvalued during the IPO and despite the crash, it still trades above the IPO price.
