HOOD

Robinhood Price

HOOD
$84.92
+$2.15(+2.59%)

*Data last updated: 2026-04-15 14:59 (UTC+8)

As of 2026-04-15 14:59, Robinhood (HOOD) is priced at $84.92, with a total market cap of $71.20B, a P/E ratio of 53.36, and a dividend yield of 0.00%. Today, the stock price fluctuated between $81.50 and $86.00. The current price is 4.19% above the day's low and 1.25% below the day's high, with a trading volume of 41.07M. Over the past 52 weeks, HOOD has traded between $45.56 to $153.85, and the current price is -44.80% away from the 52-week high.

HOOD Key Stats

Yesterday's Close$71.67
Market Cap$71.20B
Volume41.07M
P/E Ratio53.36
Dividend Yield (TTM)0.00%
Diluted EPS (TTM)2.09
Net Income (FY)$1.88B
Revenue (FY)$4.47B
Earnings Date2026-04-28
EPS Estimate0.43
Revenue Estimate$1.17B
Shares Outstanding993.51M
Beta (1Y)2.464

About HOOD

Robinhood Markets, Inc. operates financial services platform in the United States. Its platform allows users to invest in stocks, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), options, gold, and cryptocurrencies. The company also offers various learning and education solutions comprise Snacks, a digest of business news stories; Learn, which is a collection of approximately articles, including guides, feature tutorials, and financial dictionary; Newsfeeds that offer access to free premium news from various sites, such as Barron's, Reuters, and The Wall Street Journal; lists and alerts, which allow users to create custom watchlists and alerts to monitor securities, ETFs, and cryptocurrencies, as well as cash management services; and offers First trade recommendations to all new customers who have yet to place a trade. Robinhood Markets, Inc. was incorporated in 2013 and is headquartered in Menlo Park, California.
SectorFinancial Services
IndustryFinancial - Capital Markets
CEOVladimir Tenev
HeadquartersMenlo Park,CA,US
Official Websitehttps://robinhood.com
Employees (FY)2.90K
Average Revenue (1Y)$1.54M
Net Income per Employee$649.31K

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Robinhood (HOOD) Latest News

2026-04-08 06:16

Ark Invest bought about $13 million worth of Robinhood stock on April 7

Gate News message: On April 8, Cathie Wood’s Ark Invest bought about $13 million worth of Robinhood ($HOOD) stock on April 7, continuing its “buy the dip” investment strategy.

2026-03-20 10:01

US pre-market crypto concept stocks show mixed trading, CRCL down 2.21%

Gate News Report, March 20: According to msx.com data, U.S. stock futures for crypto-related stocks showed mixed movements. CRCL fell 2.21%; HOOD declined 0.47%; COIN decreased 0.45%; TRON rose 1.47%; SBET increased 1.04%.

2026-03-13 12:05

US stock market pre-market crypto concept stocks surge significantly, MSTR up 3.94%

Gate News reports that on March 13, before the U.S. stock market opened, cryptocurrency-related stocks surged significantly, including: MSTR up 3.94%; COIN up 3.21%; HOOD up 0.95%; ABTC up 3.71%; SBET up 2.01%; BMNR up 3.94%; CRCL up 2.38%.

2026-02-19 02:57

U.S. stocks closed with mixed gains and losses in the crypto sector, HOOD rose over 10.65%

Odaily Planet Daily reports that according to msx.com data, U.S. stocks closed higher, with the Dow up 0.26%, the S&P 500 up 0.56%, and the Nasdaq up 0.78%. The crypto sector saw mixed movements, with HOOD rising over 10.65%, ALTS increasing over 4.9%, ABTC falling 4.59%, and MSTR dropping 2.7%. It is reported that msx.com is a decentralized RWA trading platform that has listed hundreds of RWA tokens, covering U.S. stocks and ETF tokens such as AAPL, AMZN, GOOGL, META, MSFT, NFLX, NVDA, and others.

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Mizuho discusses COIN and HOOD amid ’freezing’ crypto winter ============================================================ Sam Boughedda Wed, February 18, 2026 at 12:57 AM GMT+9 1 min read In this article: * StockStory Top Pick HOOD -1.25% COIN +2.95% * BTC-USD -0.32% Investing.com -- Mizuho said fundamentals at Robinhood and Coinbase continued to deteriorate as the “crypto winter” drags on, with falling digital-asset prices pushing casual traders out of the market and pressuring take rates. In a note, Mizuho stated that both firms were hit as “casual crypto traders – where take rates are higher – [stepped] away as crypto prices declined.” The analysts added that there is “no clarity when they will return.” However, Robinhood appears better positioned in the downturn because more than 80 percent of its revenue is outside crypto, compared with 100 percent in crypto for COIN, Mizuho said. The firm cut its price targets on both stocks to $135 from $172 on Robinhood and to $170 from $280 on Coinbase, citing lower Bitcoin levels. Robinhood management noted that “where there was less market volatility…the casual trader stepped away, but we saw really strong engagement from the more active traders,” adding that rebate rates started the year about five basis points lower than the fourth-quarter average. Coinbase saw its take rate fall to 142 basis points from 154 as a mix shift pushed more volume to advanced products and Coinbase One users, according to management. Mizuho noted that Robinhood’s flows as a percentage of Schwab self-directed assets fell to about 26 percent in the fourth quarter, down from an average of roughly 34 percent over the prior seven quarters. The firm said this “key bogey” will be closely watched into 2026. Related articles Mizuho discusses COIN and HOOD amid ’freezing’ crypto winter These 2 stocks are best positioned to benefit from higher uranium prices: analyst Nvidia's new Alpamayo project: What it means for Tesla? Terms and Privacy Policy Privacy Dashboard More Info
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Been trading crypto for a while now, and I've realized most people don't actually understand what their PnL means in trading. Like, they see the number go up or down but have no idea what's really happening under the hood. Let me break this down because it's actually crucial if you want to trade properly. First off, PnL meaning in the context of crypto is basically tracking whether you're making or losing money on your positions. It's the difference between what you paid and what your holdings are worth right now. Simple concept, but the execution gets messy when you factor in all the different ways to calculate it. The core thing to understand is mark-to-market (MTM). This is just valuing your assets at current market price. Say you're holding ETH and it's trading at $1,970 today versus $1,950 yesterday. Your PnL just moved by $20. That's MTM in action. Straightforward, but it matters because this is how most platforms show your real-time numbers. Now here's where it gets interesting: realized versus unrealized PnL. These are two completely different animals, and confusing them is where most traders mess up. Realized PnL only happens when you actually close a position and lock in your gains or losses. If you bought DOT at $70 and sold at $105, that's $35 realized profit. Done. Closed. But if you're still holding? That's unrealized PnL. It's the profit or loss on paper that could change tomorrow. This is what trading PnL meaning really comes down to - understanding which money is actually yours and which is just theoretical. When calculating your PnL meaning across multiple trades, method matters. Most people use one of three approaches. FIFO (first-in, first-out) assumes you sold your oldest holdings first. LIFO (last-in, first-out) assumes the opposite. Then there's weighted average cost, which splits the difference by averaging all your entry prices. They'll give you different numbers on the same trades, which is why tax season gets complicated. Here's a practical example: Bob bought 1 ETH at $1,100, then another at $800. A year later he sold 1 ETH for $1,200. Using FIFO, his PnL is $100 profit (sold the $1,100 one). Using LIFO, it's $400 profit (sold the $800 one). Same trade, totally different outcome depending on your accounting method. For most casual traders, transaction-based calculation is easiest. Just track each buy and sell separately. Bought ETH for $1,000, sold for $1,500? That's $500 profit. Done. If you want to see it as a percentage, that's 50% return. But remember, real-world PnL gets messier because you've got to account for trading fees, taxes, and on derivatives you're dealing with funding rates too. If you're getting into perpetual contracts, the PnL calculation gets more complex. You're holding positions indefinitely, so you need to track both realized gains from closed positions and unrealized gains from whatever you're still holding. Add them together and that's your total PnL on the contract. The real reason understanding PnL meaning matters is that it forces you to actually analyze your trading. Are you profitable? Where are your losses coming from? Most traders never dig into this and just chase the next trade. Spending time on actual PnL analysis - looking at your cost basis, your entry and exit prices, which trades actually worked - that's what separates people who make money from people who get lucky once and then lose it. Use tools if you want - spreadsheets, portfolio trackers, whatever helps you see the numbers clearly. But the foundation is understanding what these metrics actually mean and how they apply to your specific trades. That's how you move from just trading to actually trading with a plan.
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