On September 17, Robinhood rose 4.59% in regular trading, trading at $108.51/share, with turnover of $386 million. The stock rebounded after several sessions of weakness, supported by a fresh analyst upgrade.
On the news front, Needham raised its price target on Robinhood from $120 to $123 while maintaining a Buy rating. The upgrade adds to a wave of bullish analyst actions, with the consensus average rating at Overweight and a mean target price of approximately $133.06. Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, Piper Sandler, and Mizuho have all recently lifted their targets to a range of $138 to $145, citing prediction markets and Robinhood Chain as key growth catalysts. Robinhood Chain, which has generated approximately $42.58 million in on-chain revenue since its July launch with TVL approaching $1 billion, continues to attract attention. CEO Vlad Tenev also called on developers to join the Robinhood Chain ecosystem. The stock had previously declined on August operating data showing 28.6 million funded accounts, insider selling exceeding $4.16 million, and DOJ fraud charges against two employees, making the analyst-driven sentiment shift a catalyst for today's rebound.
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