NEW YORK, Jan 3, 2026, 10:18 ET — Market closed
- Robinhood set Feb. 10 for fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 results after regular trading ends.
- HOOD last closed up 1.9% on Friday, tracking gains across brokerage and crypto-linked peers.
- Focus turns to next week’s U.S. jobs data and what Robinhood says about trading and cash balances.
Robinhood Markets said it will report fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 results on Feb. 10 after the market close, meaning after regular trading ends at 4 p.m. ET. Robinhood shares last closed up 1.9% at $115.21 on Friday.
The timing matters as investors look for fresh evidence on end-of-year trading activity, a key driver for the online broker’s results. With 2026 starting without much market direction, Robinhood’s report is the next scheduled checkpoint for the stock.
Robinhood’s revenue can swing with customer trading, especially in options and crypto. Those flows feed transaction-based revenue — money tied to customer trades — while customer cash levels can influence interest income.
Robinhood said Chief Executive Vlad Tenev and incoming Chief Financial Officer Shiv Verma will discuss results on a 5 p.m. ET video call. The company said its platform lets customers trade stocks, options, futures — including event contracts — and crypto.
Robinhood’s Friday gain came alongside strength in other market-facing platforms. Coinbase jumped 4.6%, Interactive Brokers added 4.6% and Charles Schwab rose 1.7%.
U.S. stocks broadly ended higher on the first trading day of 2026, with the Dow and S&P 500 snapping a four-day losing streak. Joe Mazzola, head of trading and derivatives strategist at Schwab, said the market is seeing a “buy the dip, sell the rip” mentality. Reuters
Crypto held firm into the weekend, with bitcoin up about 1% at $89,946. For Robinhood, crypto prices can matter because they often influence retail trading volumes and sentiment.
Investors will use February’s call to gauge whether late-year momentum carried into the new quarter, especially in options and crypto. They will also listen for commentary on net interest income — the spread Robinhood earns on customer cash and margin balances.
Any updates on customer balances and engagement can shift expectations for 2026 revenue and profitability. Traders will also look for clarity on how the company plans to pace product rollouts and manage costs this year.
Before the next session, the U.S. calendar turns busy with labor-market releases, including the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey on Jan. 7 and the December Employment Situation report on Jan. 9.
Those reports can move rate expectations quickly, which can ripple through brokerage shares. The Federal Reserve’s next policy meeting is scheduled for Jan. 27-28.
On the chart, Robinhood traded between $110.47 and $116.41 on Friday. Bulls will watch whether the shares can retest the upper end of that range, while a move back toward $110 would test near-term demand.
Robinhood said shareholders can submit and upvote questions for management starting Feb. 3 ahead of the Feb. 10 results.
