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NASDAQ:HOOD 2 March 2026 - 28 May 2026

Robinhood Moves to Let AI Agents Trade and Spend, Turning Up Pressure on Banks

Robinhood Moves to Let AI Agents Trade and Spend, Turning Up Pressure on Banks

Menlo Park, California, May 28, 2026, 12:02 PDT Robinhood Markets said Wednesday it will open up its platform so customers can use their own AI agents to trade stocks and make virtual credit card purchases. The company unveiled Agentic Trading and the Agentic Credit Card, moving past just AI advice into tools that handle transactions for customers.
Robinhood Shares Jump as AI Agents Enter Trading and Spending

Robinhood Shares Jump as AI Agents Enter Trading and Spending

Robinhood Markets shares gained Wednesday. The online broker announced it will allow customers to link AI agents to trade stocks and buy using a dedicated credit card, in a new push to bring more trading and banking business onto its platform through automation. Shares finished at $76.23, gaining 2.9%. The stock hit an intraday high of $76.70 and about 25.4 million shares changed hands. The company’s market capitalization was around $69.8 billion, based on market data.
Robinhood Stock Slides After Crypto Slump Hits Earnings — What Investors Need to Know

Robinhood’s Canada crypto move gets approval, next challenge looms for HOOD

Robinhood Markets is on track to enter Canada as WonderFi Technologies said a Canadian regulator cleared the takeover of Coinsquare Capital Markets, a WonderFi unit that Robinhood plans to buy. WonderFi said the deal only needs routine closing conditions now, with the closing set for on or around June 1. No other approvals are needed. Robinhood’s approval is in focus as the company tries to move past its image as a U.S. retail broker known for crypto and options trading surges. Shares were indicated at $73.64 ahead of Tuesday’s open, putting market cap around $67.4 billion.
Coinbase, Robinhood and Strategy Stocks Jump: The Crypto Bill Traders Are Chasing Now

Coinbase, Robinhood and Strategy Stocks Jump: The Crypto Bill Traders Are Chasing Now

Shares of Coinbase Global, Robinhood Markets, and Strategy climbed as the Senate Banking Committee pushed a long-delayed crypto bill forward. Investors finally saw a more straightforward case to get into U.S.-listed crypto stocks after months of choppy regulatory back-and-forth. The Digital Asset Market Clarity Act is in focus now because it would finally spell out which powers go to the Securities and Exchange Commission and which fall to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission—the primary U.S. watchdogs. That kind of clarity means exchanges and brokers could face less uncertainty around enforcement, potentially opening the door for new products. For Strategy, the catalyst is more straightforward: bitcoin has climbed back above $80,000.
Bitcoin Rises as U.S. Crypto Bill Clears Key Hurdle—But the Rally Has a Catch

Bitcoin Rises as U.S. Crypto Bill Clears Key Hurdle—But the Rally Has a Catch

Bitcoin stayed north of $80,000, while shares tied to crypto jumped, as the U.S. Senate Banking Committee finally pushed ahead a crypto regulation bill that digital-asset companies have been waiting for. On Friday, it wasn’t token price action but Capitol Hill that took the lead in shaping crypto’s direction. After years of crypto firms navigating a confusing web of court decisions, agency crackdowns, and conflicting state regulations, this vote finally packs some weight. The Clarity Act aims to spell out whether a crypto token falls under the securities or commodities banner—or neither—and would split authority between the SEC and the CFTC, the two federal watchdogs overseeing securities and commodities, respectively.
Robinhood Stock Jumps After April Data Shows Retail Traders Coming Back

Robinhood Stock Jumps After April Data Shows Retail Traders Coming Back

Robinhood Markets shares picked up roughly 5% Thursday, as fresh April numbers showed a bump in customer assets, deposits, and stock-trading activity. The report helped take the edge off worries about sluggish crypto trading weighing on the company. Shares climbed 5.3% to $80.79, after briefly reaching $81.89 earlier in the session. Roughly 19 million shares changed hands.
14 May 2026
Circle Internet Group Faces Biggest Test Yet as Crypto Bill Vote and Q1 Earnings Hit This Week

Circle Internet Group Faces Biggest Test Yet as Crypto Bill Vote and Q1 Earnings Hit This Week

With lawmakers in Washington set to consider a crypto-market bill that could influence the way Circle Internet Group and its partners generate revenue from digital dollars, the stablecoin issuer faces earnings on Monday. The Senate Banking Committee plans to take up H.R.3633, the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act of 2025, in an executive session set for May 14 at 10:30 a.m. in the Dirksen Senate Office Building, according to the committee’s published calendar.
Robinhood Stock Slides After Crypto Slump Hits Earnings — What Investors Need to Know

Robinhood Stock Slides After Crypto Slump Hits Earnings — What Investors Need to Know

Robinhood Markets tumbled roughly 10% before the opening bell Wednesday, with investors reacting to a miss on both first-quarter profit and revenue. The online broker took a hit as cryptocurrency trading—one of the platform's top revenue drivers—slowed down, dragging results below expectations. Robinhood’s earnings shortfall is drawing attention, coming at a time when the company wants to convince investors it’s not just a play on volatile trading surges like those during the pandemic. Crypto’s been hit hard this year—bitcoin has dropped over 30% in the last six months, as noted by Reuters—so retail trading has slumped right when the market’s been watching for more predictable growth from Robinhood.
Robinhood’s Earnings Week Now Has a Prediction-Market Problem

Robinhood’s Earnings Week Now Has a Prediction-Market Problem

Robinhood Markets Inc. is staring down a new lawsuit from Wisconsin, just as it prepares to release first-quarter earnings. The state has targeted Robinhood and a group of rivals over contracts tied to sports events—a type of contract that allows traders to bet on real-world outcomes. The legal action drops a cloud of regulatory uncertainty over Robinhood right before its results hit. Timing is key here. Robinhood will release results after Tuesday's bell, with CEO Vlad Tenev and CFO Shiv Verma taking questions at 5 p.m. EDT. Shareholders have until Monday evening to send in their questions. The stock closed at $84.71 on Friday—a slide from Monday’s $91.28 finish, LSEG figures on the company show.
Bitcoin Price Today: BTC Jumps Back Above $75,000 as ETF Flows Return, Oil Eases

Bitcoin Price Today: BTC Jumps Back Above $75,000 as ETF Flows Return, Oil Eases

Bitcoin surged past $75,000 on Tuesday, reaching its highest level in a month as falling oil prices and a renewed appetite for risk buoyed the largest cryptocurrency. By 10:02 a.m. ET, the token was up roughly 4.3% at $75,445, erasing losses from the weekend. This shift is significant: for weeks, bitcoin barely budged. Should it climb past $75,000 and hold, the token would be looking at its highest mark in roughly a month—analysts say that might hint at a more lasting breakout instead of just another fleeting rally.
Robinhood Markets cuts RVI IPO size as premium card push targets wealthier investors

Robinhood Markets cuts RVI IPO size as premium card push targets wealthier investors

Robinhood Markets priced the initial public offering of its first private-markets fund, Robinhood Ventures Fund I, at 12,615,608 shares at $25 apiece on Friday, well below the 40 million-share plan it outlined when the roadshow began last month. Robinhood said the deal would give RVI a total fund size of $658.4 million, or up to $705.7 million if the underwriter’s option is exercised in full. The smaller deal lands as Robinhood tries to broaden its business beyond trading and crypto activity. The company posted record quarterly revenue in February but still missed Wall Street estimates after slower crypto trading, and this week rolled out new family-finance products alongside its latest card push.
Robinhood launches $695 Platinum credit card — and HOOD is taking aim at AmEx

Robinhood launches $695 Platinum credit card — and HOOD is taking aim at AmEx

Robinhood Markets Inc on Wednesday rolled out a Platinum credit card, targeting wealthier clients with an invite-only offer and a $695 annual fee. Marking a further step outside its trading roots, the card runs on Visa’s network and comes plated with 99.9% pure platinum, the company said. Robinhood’s latest product lineup, unveiled at its “Take Flight” keynote, goes beyond just a credit card — the company is angling to make its app a fixture for household finances over the long haul. Alongside the new card, Robinhood is adding a family hub with options for shared account access and controls, as well as custodial accounts designed for adults managing investments for minors. Trust accounts linked to estate planning also join the mix. “Robinhood will be the financial superapp for families to invest, plan, and grow wealth across generations,” CEO Vlad Tenev said.
Robinhood rolls out $695 Platinum Card as it hunts wealthy clients and family money

Robinhood rolls out $695 Platinum Card as it hunts wealthy clients and family money

Robinhood Markets, Inc. is rolling out a $695-a-year Platinum credit card, part of a push to attract wealthier users and reduce its dependence on surges in trading activity. The company is also introducing new investing features aimed at families. https://www.reuters.com/business/finance/robinhood-targets-wealthy-customers-with-new-platinum-credit-card-2026-03-05/ This is significant for Robinhood, which is looking to diversify its revenue streams. Premium card offerings and managed investing could provide more reliable fee income—unlike stock and crypto trading, where earnings can fluctuate along with market volatility.
5 March 2026

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    July 2, 2026, 7:16 PM EDT. AbbVie Inc. finished up 3.99% at $261.07, a new 52-week high. The stock gained nearly $17.8 billion in market cap, putting it well above the $10.9 billion Apogee Therapeutics deal announced June 22. AbbVie closed above targets from RBC Capital, Investing.com and Google Finance. With Q2 earnings set for July 31, the rally puts the spotlight on analyst target hikes. J.P. Morgan and RBC Capital have backed the Apogee buy for its long-term growth, with the company saying the acquisition will add to EPS by 2032. AbbVie outpaced broader markets, which slipped slightly, as investors bet on the drugmaker's deal strategy.
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