NASDAQ:HOOD 7 December 2025 - 14 December 2025

Updated: December 14, 2025 Robinhood Markets, Inc. ended last week with a sharp pullback after investors digested a cooler-than-October snapshot of trading activity, fresh regulatory friction tied to prediction markets, and a steady stream of analyst note updates. The stock closed at $119.50 on Friday, Dec. 12, after a volatile two-day slide that reset short-term sentiment. StockAnalysis

Robinhood Markets, Inc. is ending the week in the spotlight after a sharp pullback tied to the company’s latest monthly operating snapshot—and a wave of fresh analyst commentary that’s resetting expectations for 2026. As of 13:12 UTC on Friday, Dec. 12, 2025, Robinhood shares traded around $123.38, down about 9% from the prior close, giving the company a market value near $127 billion.

Robinhood Markets, Inc. is ending the week in the spotlight after a sharp post-update selloff put the retail brokerage's growth story—and its new “crypto + prediction markets” strategy—back at the center of investor debate. As of Friday, Dec. 12, 2025 , HOOD was trading around $123, a notable pullback for a stock that has been one of 2025's standout performers.Reuters

Robinhood Markets, Inc. just delivered one of its sharpest single‑day pullbacks of 2025. On Thursday, December 11, the stock closed at $123.38, down 9.05% on the day, after the company released November operating metrics showing steep month‑over‑month drops in trading activity and a rare decline in client assets. StockAnalysis+1 Despite the selloff, HOOD remains up well over 200% year to date, reflecting a spectacular run driven by booming retail activity, record profitability and new products such as prediction markets. Reuters+2Reuters+2 Early after‑hours trading on Thursday showed a modest bounce, with shares ticking up to around $124.21 shortly after the close. StockAnalysis

Robinhood Markets, Inc. went into the December 10 after-hours session coming off one of the wildest multi-year rallies in the market — roughly 270% in 2025, about 90% over the last six months, and around 1,400–1,500% in three years from its post‑IPO lows. Finviz+2The Motley Fool+2 After the bell on Wednesday, December 10, 2025, traders had fresh numbers to chew on: November 2025 operating data, updated analyst targets, and a steady stream of bullish and cautious research notes trying to answer the same question: can this run really continue into 2026?

December 10, 2025 — U.S. markets closed Robinhood Markets, Inc. ended Wednesday’s regular session almost flat, but its latest monthly metrics and fresh analyst calls are already shaping the narrative for Thursday’s open.

Robinhood Markets is back in the spotlight on Wednesday, December 10, 2025, as the trading app’s shares hover in the mid‑$130s, not far below their 52‑week high of $153.86. Over the last 12 months, the stock has climbed roughly 164%, and it’s up nearly 270% year to date, turning Robinhood from a post‑meme punchline into one of the standout performers in the S&P 500 this year. Reuters+3Simply Wall St+3MarketBeat+3 That spectacular rally isn’t just hype. Robinhood’s turnaround is now backed by hard numbers: in the third quarter of 2025, total net revenue doubled year over year to $1.27 billion, net income surged to $556 million, and diluted EPS jumped to $0.61, comfortably beating Wall Street estimates. Platform assets swelled to about $333 billion, funded customers rose to 26.8 million, and average revenue per user climbed to $191, helped by record net deposits of more than $20 billion and a 77% jump in Robinhood Gold subscribers to 3.9 million. Nasdaq+2Mondo Visione+2

As of trading on December 8, 2025, Robinhood Markets, Inc. sits at around $131.95 per share, giving the commission‑free trading platform a market capitalization of roughly $127 billion and a price‑to‑earnings ratio near 58. The stock has been one of 2025’s standout performers, with gains of more than 200% over the past 12 months, depending on the source and exact start date. Webull+3Reuters+3TradingView+3 Now, a fresh catalyst has arrived: a bold push into Indonesia’s booming equity and crypto markets, alongside surging earnings and an increasingly crowded debate over valuation.

Robinhood Markets, Inc. heads into Monday’s session as one of the most closely watched financial stocks on Wall Street. After a spectacular multi‑year rally, a volatile first week of December, fresh regulatory pressure on its prediction markets business, and a packed pipeline of new AI and derivatives initiatives, traders are bracing for more big moves. Below is a concise briefing on everything investors should know about Robinhood stock before the U.S. market opens on Monday, December 8, 2025.

Robinhood Markets Inc. has turned into one of 2025’s most dramatic comeback stories. After a rocky post‑IPO stretch, the trading app is now a profitable, large‑cap member of the S&P 500, with its stock up more than 200% year to date and over 200% on a one‑year basis. MEXC+1 As of the latest close, HOOD trades around $131–132 per share, giving the company a market value near $120–130 billion and a trailing price‑to‑earnings ratio close to the high‑50s. MEXC+1 That kind of move naturally raises the big questions: what’s driving the surge, what are analysts forecasting next, and is the rally sustainable?

Robinhood Markets is ending the week as one of 2025’s most dramatic comeback stories. The stock closed on Friday, December 5, at $131.95, down 3.74% on the day, after a volatile week tied closely to Bitcoin’s swings.StockAnalysis Despite that pullback, Robinhood is still the best‑performing stock in the S&P 500 in 2025, with roughly 240%+ one‑year gains, according to NerdWallet and Investor’s Business Daily.NerdWallet+1 Motley Fool and other outlets peg the 12‑month gain in the same ballpark, meaning a $1,000 position a year ago would now be worth more than $3,000.The Motley Fool+1