Shares in Robinhood (HOOD) stock fell over 8% on Thursday after the exchange platform released a weak operating data report for November 2025. Robinhood reported a sharp drop in trading volumes across equities, options, and crypto in November. The company’s total platform assets also fell 5% month-over-month to $325 billion.
In addition, the number of funded Robinhood customers also decreased, partly due to the removal of about 280,000 low-balance accounts. The stock has been very volatile this year, with price charts revealing over 50 changes in share value by 5% in either direction YTD. Therefore, the big decline in HOOD shares isn’t new, but still a concern to some investors in the stock.
If the latest Robinhood (HOOD) stock decline isn’t enough, analysts at Cantor Fitzgerald have also lowered their forecast for it. Cantor gave HOOD an Overweight rating, lowering its projection to $152.00 from $155.00. Robinhood stock is trading near the top of its 52-week range and above its 200-day simple moving average, which may have led to the recent stock selloff amid resistance being hit.
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Shares are lower by 8% on Thursday, but remain up over 200% year-to-date. The Robinhood exchange has thrived with the arrival of crypto in mainstream finance. Despite the down November, investor activity and trading volume on the platform are still on an explosive surge year-over-year. CEO Vlad Tenev even revealed a month ago that the platform is considering adding Bitcoin to its balance sheet. While BTC is down badly in the last two months from the $120,000 price level, several crypto experts expect the asset to have a revival at the start of 2026.