On September 28, Robinhood fell 3.09% in pre-market trading, trading at $115.77 per share, with turnover of approximately $7.4 million.
On the news front, SEC filings revealed that Robinhood CEO Vladimir Tenev sold a total of approximately 500,000 shares of company stock on September 21 and 22, cashing out roughly $62.72 million in aggregate. Specifically, Tenev sold 259,166 shares at an average price of $125.58 on September 21 and another 240,834 shares at $125.33 on September 22, both executed through a pre-established 10b5-1 trading plan via Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC. Following these transactions, his direct holdings plummeted to just 6,907 shares, representing a 97% reduction in his personal stake.
The timing of the sell-off has drawn particular scrutiny, as it occurred just days before the scheduled HOOD Summit on September 29, where the company plans to unveil tokenized stock updates and new trading tools. Additionally, options market activity has recently shown a distinctly bearish tilt, with large block trades betting on limited upside above the $140-$145 range, reinforcing a cautious sentiment around the stock at elevated levels.
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