Robinhood price target doubled by Citi
They’re still neutral on the shares.
Citi analysts jacked up their price target on options, crypto, and stock brokerage firm Robinhood Markets on Monday, lifting it to $100 a share (from $50) while keeping a “neutral” rating on the stock.
(Robinhood Markets Inc. is the parent company of Sherwood Media, an independently operated media company. I own Robinhood stock as part of my compensation.)
The bank’s analysts just couldn’t seem to get comfortable with putting a “buy” on shares that have risen more than 150% in 2025 and over 300% in the last 12 months, pushing up price-to-earnings ratios sharply.
“After the recent performance and with the stock currently trading at 62x/48x our 2026/2027 EPS, we believe much of the growth potential is already priced in,” they wrote.
More broadly, the market move in Robinhood shares over the last year has shifted consensus views among Wall Street’s professional class of stock watchers.
A year ago, less than 40% of analysts had the equivalent of a “buy” rating on the stock, compared to just over 70% today. Still, there’s some residual skepticism about the recent run-up in the shares, which pushed Robinhood to a record last week. Wall Street’s consensus target price among 24 analysts covering the shares is just under $80 — roughly 15% below the current market price, according to FactSet.
