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Robinhood Markets Inc. (NASDAQ:HOOD) just got a significant vote of confidence from Wolfe Research analyst Steven Chubak, who upgraded the stock from Peer Perform to Outperform, citing strong growth prospects and a durable earnings trajectory. The upgrade follows an insightful meeting with CFO Jason Warnick, which bolstered Chubak’s bullish stance on the stock.
Robinhood has made significant strides since its IPO, addressing initial concerns about GAAP profitability, retail KPI sustainability, and regulatory risks. “HOOD has demonstrated tangible progress in delivering best-in-class NNA growth, taking share among Active Traders, and executing on new product launches,” said Chubak.
Despite a 74% year-to-date rally, Chubak believes the stock has further room to grow. The stock’s performance has been driven by EPS momentum rather than multiple expansions, and recent investor engagement suggests growing interest from institutional investors and hedge funds, the analyst says.
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Financial Estimates and Projections:
Wolfe Research projects substantial EPS growth for HOOD:
This robust projected growth, along with HOOD's best-in-class incremental margins, underpins Wolfe Research’s $29 price target and justifies a premium multiple compared to eBroker peers.
Chubak clarifies that this upgrade is not driven by speculative crypto price increases or a resurgence in meme stocks. Instead, the focus is on fundamental strengths and growth initiatives. He highlights a credible upside case for Robinhood stock reaching $50 if growth initiatives and regulatory clarity come to fruition.
With a 31% upside potential to a $29 price target and a credible path to further gains, Robinhood is shaping up to be “more Batman than Robin” in the investment world, the analyst says.
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