Robinhood Markets, Inc. (NASDAQ:HOOD) stock declined 5.5% during Friday pre-market amid concerns over profitability of smaller accounts and low crypto trading volumes.

Q2 Beats Expectations, But Concerns Linger Over Profitability, Competitive Scale

Robinhood’s Q2 revenue hit $989.0 million, marking a 45% increase year-over-year and beating the Street’s estimate of $898.95 million.

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Kenneth B. Worthington from JP Morgan retained a Neutral rating but increased his price target from $98 to $104. Despite Robinhood’s impressive results and controlled operating expenses, Worthington expressed concerns about the long-term profitability of the platform’s smaller accounts. He also pointed out that Robinhood still trails behind larger competitors in terms of product range and scale.

Analysts Bullish Amid Product Growth, Operating Leverage, CEO Sees Tokenization Potential

Brett Knoblauch from Cantor reaffirmed an Overweight rating and raised his price target from $100 to $118. Knoblauch emphasized the firm’s strong start to Q3, with net deposits in July exceeding $6 billion and equity and options volumes expected to hit record highs. He also mentioned that product innovation is fueling user growth and increasing Robinhood’s share of customer wallets.

John Todaro from Needham maintained a Buy rating and significantly upped his price forecast from $71 to $120. Todaro conveyed increased confidence in the company’s potential to enhance operating leverage, lifting the projected 2026 EBITDA margin to around 65%. He also raised the fiscal 2025 revenue forecast to $4.342 billion, up from $3.941 billion.

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