Shares of Robinhood (HOOD) retreated approximately 1% during Wednesday’s trading session, settling at $116.17 after reaching an intraday peak of $121.42. The minor pullback comes even as the stock has surged nearly 13% across the previous five trading days and approximately 25% throughout the past month.
Analyst enthusiasm for the stock remains strong. StoneX established a $170 price objective alongside a “buy” recommendation, suggesting roughly 45% potential appreciation from the previous closing price of $117.34. This represents the most optimistic analyst stance currently on the Street.
Several other firms have followed suit with upgraded targets. Mizuho increased its objective from $130 to $140 while maintaining its “buy” stance. Cantor Fitzgerald established a $150 target, climbing from its previous $115 forecast. Jefferies boosted its target from $127 to $140, while Goldman Sachs adjusted its projection from $124 to $142.
The consensus price objective across 20 analyst evaluations currently registers at $131.73, per TipRanks data. This figure suggests approximately 12% upside potential from present levels. Among these 20 ratings, 18 carry “buy” recommendations while two are rated “hold.”
The stock has climbed more than 90% since hitting its March bottom and is approaching the all-time highs above $150 established last October.
Second quarter results provided substantial support for the bullish narrative. Revenue expanded 32% on a year-over-year basis. Adjusted EBITDA climbed 35%. Earnings per share surged 48%. The platform concluded the quarter managing $369 billion in assets, representing 32% annual growth, while attracting $75.7 billion in net deposits over the trailing twelve months—equivalent to 27% organic expansion.
Revenue per user averaged $187 in Q2, marking 24% year-over-year growth. Gold subscription membership jumped 39% to reach 4.8 million users. Transaction-based revenue increased 44%.
HOOD presently commands a valuation of approximately 52x trailing twelve-month earnings, representing a significant premium versus competitors. Interactive Brokers trades at roughly 34x, Charles Schwab at 16.4x, and eToro at 12.9x. Wall Street consensus projects FY26 EPS at $2.08, translating to a forward multiple near 56x.
Consensus estimates for FY27 EPS currently stand at $2.78, climbing from $2.48 three months ago and $2.69 a month ago. These upward earnings revisions form a critical component of the bullish investment case, as improving profit forecasts can compress valuation multiples without requiring stock price declines.
The prediction markets segment has evolved into one of the most scrutinized revenue categories within Robinhood’s financial reporting. Event-contract revenue reached $156 million during Q2, soaring more than tenfold compared to the same period last year.
The company recently announced a collaboration with Crypto.com to broaden its prediction market product suite. With the NFL season now in progress, Wall Street expects this segment to maintain strong momentum throughout Q3.
Despite cryptocurrency revenue declining 38% in Q2, overall revenue still expanded 32%. The platform now operates 13 distinct business segments each generating over $100 million in annualized revenue.
Platform assets totaled $369 billion at Q2’s conclusion, with organic growth registering 25% on a trailing twelve-month basis as of July.
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