Barclays Cuts Robinhood Price Target to $82: Is the Crypto Drag Worth the Worry?
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Barclays Cuts Robinhood Price Target to $82: Is the Crypto Drag Worth the Worry?
The post Barclays Cuts Robinhood Price Target to $82: Is the Crypto Drag Worth the Worry? appeared first on 24/7 Wall St.. Quick Read Barclays cut Robinhood’s (HOOD) price target to $82 from $89 while maintaining Overweight, citing a Q1 2026 revenue miss and structural fee compression in options and crypto. Robinhood’s cryptocurrency revenue dropped 47% year-over-year and the stock trades at 41x P/E, leaving limited room for transaction-reven…
Robinhood Posts $1.07B Q1 Revenue as 47% Crypto Drop Shifts Focus to Equities
Robinhood posted solid first-quarter growth, with revenue up 15% year over year, even as crypto trading income fell sharply. The results highlight a shift toward equities, options, and interest income as key drivers. Key Takeaways: Robinhood posted $1.07B Q1 revenue, up 15%, but crypto revenue fell 47% to $134M. Robinhood assets jumped 39% to $307B, […]
Robinhood stock dives as crypto woes continue, costs rise: buy the dip?
Robinhood stock price slumped by over 9% in the extended hours after the blue-chip company’s earnings fell short of expectations because of the cryptocurrency slump. HOOD dropped to $74 after closing at $82 in the regular session. So, is it safe to buy the dip or sell the rip?Robinhood stock falls as earnings fall shortHOOD stock retreated after the company published its first-quarter earnings, which fell short of expectations because of the ong…
Robinhood has missed Wall Street's expectations, and the 47% drop in its crypto revenues immediately dominated the reading of its results. Yet the platform is showing a global growth. But the market has looked where it hurts: the crypto trading pays less, much less. The Robinhood article exceeds the billion turnover but disappoints Wall Street: The crypto remains his heel of Achilles appeared first on Cointribute.
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