NASDAQ:RBLX 16 January 2026 - 16 June 2026

Roblox Corp shares rose sharply on Tuesday, drawing buyers after the videogame platform launched new age-based accounts globally and a brokerage note pointed to a weekend improvement in user engagement. The move stood out in a weaker tape for technology, with Reuters market data showing the S&P 500 and Nasdaq lower while Roblox traded near the top of its day’s range.

Roblox Corp surged almost 10% Monday, bucking a lower tech market as investors took another look at this month’s drop that was pushed by caution. The stock was up 9.6% at $46.98, trading between $42.66 and $47.60 during the session.

Roblox Corp surged roughly 10% Monday, building on its recent gains after Roth MKM bumped the videogame platform up to a “buy” and hiked its price target. The upgrade fueled an ongoing rally sparked by Roblox’s latest results.

Shares of Roblox Corp dropped 1.5% to $72.91 Tuesday afternoon after TD Cowen reaffirmed its Sell rating. The firm highlighted that parents are imposing stricter limits on their kids' time spent on the platform. According to the broker, this trend stems from a “general desire to see their children spend less time/money” rather than concerns about safety.

Roblox Corp shares slid 8.5% to $79.83 on Tuesday, hitting a session low of $79.35. The stock started the day at $84.55 and reached an intraday high of $85.71.