Robinhood (HOOD) shares traded in the $107–$111 range early in the week of October 12 before dropping sharply to close at $101.08 on October 14 amid crypto-related selling pressure, with Bitcoin weakness weighing on platform volumes. The stock remains well below its 52-week high near $150 despite robust Q2 results that showed 32% revenue growth and continued net deposit inflows. Recent catalysts include the rollout of 24/7 weekend trading and AI trading agents, plus SEC approval for new Cboe-linked contracts, while analyst targets cluster around $130–$135. Q3 earnings scheduled for October 27 represent the next major data point that could shift near-term price action.
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