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Robinhood stock plunges 14% in worst week since August as crypto surge fades

February 26, 2025 4 Min Read
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  • Crypto-fuelled development after Trump’s elections spurred Robinhood inventory
  • Robinhood plans to broaden to Singapore

Shares of monetary companies firm Robinhood fell 14% of their worst week since August as buyers withdrew from the surge that adopted President Trump’s election. The inventory is nearing a 14% weekly decline after dropping as a lot as 17%.

On February 12, the buying and selling platform reported distinctive fourth-quarter earnings, with income greater than doubling. This contributed to a exceptional 162% surge in its inventory worth from November 5, following Trump’s election, via the top of final week.

Nevertheless, Citigroup Inc. and Wolfe Analysis LLC analysts famous that a lot of the corporate’s earnings development potential was already mirrored within the inventory’s valuation. In consequence, Wolfe’s Steven Chubak downgraded the inventory from a purchase score to a hold-equivalent.

“We had really useful to our purchasers that they take some chips off the desk at a $60 to $70 share worth,” Chubak stated. The downgrade is a wake-up name to buyers to be “extra forensic” over the corporate’s potential.

Crypto-fuelled development after Trump’s elections spurred Robinhood inventory

Robinhood skilled critical development, greater than 700% in crypto income in the course of the fourth quarter. Throughout the identical interval, Bitcoin traded above $100,000 as folks speculated that Trump would assist digital property.

In an e-mail, Mizuho analyst Dan Dolev defined that the pullback stemmed from considerations that the “animal spirits” driving the corporate’s robust fourth-quarter efficiency might not persist. Nevertheless, he stays optimistic concerning the inventory, citing ongoing tailwinds from digital property and a rising person base on the buying and selling platform.

Dolev isn’t the one one with a bullish outlook. Almost three-quarters of analysts tracked by Bloomberg charge the inventory as a purchase, with a median 12-month worth goal of $70.76—barely above its 2021 report excessive.

Nonetheless, Chubak cautioned {that a} rebound just isn’t assured, pointing to trade information that signifies a decline in crypto exercise to date this quarter.

Chubak stated he wouldn’t be shocked if the inventory continued declining in a weaker crypto exercise surroundings.

Robinhood plans to broaden to Singapore

In response to a Bloomberg report, Robinhood plans to introduce cryptocurrency buying and selling merchandise in Singapore via its Bitstamp subsidiary.

Whereas the net brokerage has not but introduced a launch date, it goals to start rolling out companies by late 2025. The report cited an interview with Johann Kerbrat, Robinhood Crypto’s vp and common supervisor, highlighting Bitstamp’s present licenses in Singapore as a key issue within the acquisition.

“A part of the explanation why Bitstamp was enticing was due to their licenses with Singapore and its institutional enterprise,” Kerbrat reportedly instructed Bloomberg.

Robinhood agreed to accumulate Bitstamp in June final 12 months for $200 million, a transfer supposed to broaden its attain amongst institutional crypto buyers within the US and internationally. Bloomberg additionally famous that Bitstamp obtained in-principle approval from the Financial Authority of Singapore final 12 months. The acquisition is predicted to shut this 12 months, pending regulatory approval.

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