Goldman Sachs raised Robinhood’s price target to $108 from $105, projecting revenue diversification as prediction-market contracts traded topped 16 billion so far. In May, equity volumes jumped 75% yoy to $315 billion, platform assets hit $377 billion and funded customers grew by 110 000 to 27.7 million.
Goldman Sachs increased its price target on Robinhood from $105 to $108, citing the company’s expanding service offerings and diversified revenue streams. The upgrade reflects confidence in Robinhood’s ability to monetize new products and maintain elevated trading activity.
Robinhood’s in-house exchange, Rothera, has facilitated the trading of over 16 billion prediction-market contracts in 2026, signaling rapid adoption of event-based trading. This segment is expected to generate fee revenue and differentiate Robinhood in the online brokerage landscape.
The company has begun acting as an underwriter for initial public offerings, leveraging its IPO Access platform for retail investors. This new role positions Robinhood to capture underwriting fees and deepen its involvement in capital markets.
In May, Robinhood reported a 75% year-over-year jump in equity trading volumes to $315 billion, platform assets reached $377 billion, and funded customers increased by 110 000 to 27.7 million. These metrics demonstrate robust user engagement and asset growth.
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