NASDAQ:HOOD 17 November 2025 - 6 December 2025

Robinhood shares closed at $123.24 on December 1, up over 200% in 2025 but still 20% below their October high. The stock fell more than 7% intraday after China warned of a crackdown on crypto speculation. Q3 net income surged to $556 million, up 271% year-over-year, with transaction-based revenues rising 129% to $730 million, driven by crypto trading. Market cap stands near $110 billion.

Robinhood Markets traded in the mid-$120s per share on December 1, 2025, after a volatile open as Bitcoin fell below $86,000. The stock is up over 200% year-to-date and joined the S&P 500 in September. Robinhood reported Q3 revenue doubling to $1.27 billion and is expanding into prediction markets with a major derivatives acquisition. Major institutions have increased stakes, while insiders sold hundreds of millions in stock.

Robinhood closed at $128.49 on November 28, near record highs after a surge tied to its push into prediction markets, strong crypto trading, and institutional buying. The company and Susquehanna agreed to acquire 90% of LedgerX/MIAXdx, aiming to launch a new derivatives exchange in 2026. Robinhood’s stock is up about 1,000% over three years, with a market cap near $120 billion.

Robinhood (HOOD) closed at $113.84 on Tuesday, down 1% after Monday’s 7% surge. Volume dropped to about 11.7 million shares, well below average. The stock remains up roughly 200% year-to-date and trades at a market cap near $127 billion. Coverage from Barron’s and Zacks cited crypto volatility and heavy trader interest.

Robinhood stock surged nearly 6% to about $113.70 by early afternoon Monday, adding billions in market value after a volatile month. The move follows third-quarter results showing net income of $556 million and revenue doubling year over year. Shares remain up over 150% in 2025 despite sharp swings. Market cap stands near $127 billion.