Analyst Raises Robinhood Stock Price Target to $145 But HOOD Retreats
Piper Sandler raised its Robinhood (HOOD) price target to $145, citing prediction market growth. HOOD stock fell 1.3% in premarket trading, despite a 20% monthly gain. Morgan Stanley also upgraded HOOD to Overweight with a $150 target. Broader crypto market caution may be weighing on the stock.
How this was made

The 30-second read
Why it matters
Analyst target raises could attract new buying interest, but immediate price pressure remains.
Market read
Analyst upgrades provide a fresh bullish catalyst for HOOD amid a crypto‑sector downturn.
What to watch
Potential regulatory scrutiny of prediction markets could dampen upside.
Background
Robinhood's stock has been pressured by a broader crypto sell‑off, but analysts see revenue upside from its prediction‑market business.
Ticker impact
Piper Sandler raised Robinhood price target to $145 (from $135) and Morgan Stanley to $150 (from $124).
Potential short‑term rally if market digests the higher targets.
Upward revisions from two major brokerages provide fresh bullish catalyst.
Market effects
Positive for crypto‑related brokerages and prediction‑market platforms.
U.S. equity market, especially fintech sector.
Limited to markets tracking Robinhood and similar online brokers.
Counterpoint
Stock may continue to fall if broader crypto sell‑off outweighs analyst optimism.
Key entities
- AnalystPiper Sandler
Raised HOOD price target to $145.
- AnalystMorgan Stanley
Upgraded HOOD to Overweight with $150 target.



