On September 30, Robinhood rose 3.04% in pre-market trading, trading at $119.75/share, with turnover of approximately $15.49 million.
On the news front, Robinhood announced it will allow users to trade select U.S. stocks around the clock on weekends, marking the company's first-ever weekend trading feature and a critical step in the race toward 24/7 market access. The announcement came during the company's annual HOOD Summit, where co-founder Vlad Tenev also unveiled prediction market betting — enabling users to wager on earnings beats or revenue targets — as well as perpetual futures trading for eligible U.S. clients. These launches collectively expand the platform's product suite across equities, derivatives, and crypto-adjacent offerings.
On the institutional side, Deutsche Bank trimmed its price target to $134 from $138 while maintaining a Buy rating. The consensus analyst target stands at approximately $134.74, still well above the current trading level. Technically, HOOD has displayed a bullish golden cross formation since August, with the 50-day moving average sustaining above the 200-day, supporting a longer-term uptrend. The stock remains below its 52-week high of $153.86.
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