
MENLO PARK, CA — Shares of Robinhood Markets, Inc. (NASDAQ: HOOD) saw significant volatility on Tuesday, February 10, 2026, as investors braced for the company’s latest quarterly earnings report. The stock closed at $86.56, marking a 4.52% increase during the session, though it remains well below its 52-week high of $153.86 reached in late 2025.
Market analysts and options traders are preparing for a potential 12% swing in share price following today’s after-hours earnings call. Despite recent pressure from falling cryptocurrency prices, which led Truist to lower its price target to $130, other institutional analysts remain bullish, with some maintaining target prices as high as $151.00.
Financial Performance and Market Position
Robinhood has transformed from a simple trading app into a comprehensive financial services platform. As of early 2026, the company boasts approximately 27.4 million funded customers and manages $279 billion in assets under custody. The firm’s market capitalization currently sits at approximately $80.59 billion, with a price-to-earnings (P/E) multiple of 35.93.
Key metrics for HOOD on February 10, 2026, include:
- Daily High: $88.22
- Daily Low: $85.21
- 52-Week Range: $29.66 – $153.86
- Previous Close: $86.56
Growth Drivers and Future Outlook
The company continues to expand its ecosystem beyond commission-free stock trading. Recent growth has been fueled by the introduction of a credit card, advanced 24/5 trading tools, and a significant increase in market share for options and equities. In the previous quarter, Robinhood reported a 100% year-over-year revenue increase, reaching $1.27 billion and beating analyst expectations by 6%.
While some retail investors on platforms like Reddit have expressed caution following the stock’s “skyrocketing” performance in 2025, many high-conviction traders point to the company’s “Rule of 40” (and in some cases, “Rule of 90”) performance as evidence of sustainable growth. Comparisons to Interactive Brokers (IBKR) suggest that Robinhood is increasingly viewed as a mature competitor in the fintech space rather than just a retail trading portal.
Investors are particularly focused on today’s Q4 2025 earnings call for updates on international expansion in the UK and the impact of the company’s enterprise risk management strategies in a fluctuating crypto market.
