Robinhood Expands Its Business as Shares Sit Below 2025 Peak

Robinhood shares were about 30% below their October 2025 peak, while the company reported second-quarter revenue growth of 32% year over year. In an analysis published Tuesday, Zacks’ Benjamin Rains pointed to the company’s business expansion and earnings outlook.

Robinhood’s total platform assets rose 32% year over year to $369 billion in the quarter. Gold subscribers increased 39% to 4.8 million, and average revenue per user rose 24% to $187, according to the article.

The company announced its Robinhood Agents AI tools at a September 29 summit, saying they can analyze markets, build strategies and trade on users’ behalf. It also announced plans for 24/7 weekend equity trading for eligible U.S. customers; the article did not say the service had launched.

Robinhood operates 13 business lines that each generate about $100 million or more in annualized revenue, according to the article. Its second-quarter GAAP earnings rose 48%, while Zacks projected earnings per share of $2.94 in 2027 and revenue of $6.82 billion that year.

At Monday’s close, the shares were $109.22, up 0.18% from the previous close. Zacks said its average price target implied 25% upside from the roughly $109 share price cited in the article.