HOOD Up 200% YTD — With S&P 500 Inclusion, Is $200 Next?
Robinhood surged 15% in the latest session on the back of two powerful catalysts:
1. A bullish market and growing tokenization narrative.
2. Its long-awaited inclusion in the S&P 500 Index.
That puts HOOD up a staggering 200% YTD.
💡 As traders, the question is: Did you catch this move?
🎉 Shoutout to some standout gains from our community:
🎉 Huge congrats to @smlim86 for banking 539% returns on HOOD.
🎉 Huge congrats to @YJ13 who secured $1,306 on HOOD.
🎉 Huge congrats to @densesorbet for earning 78% returns on HOOD call.
🎉 Huge congrats to @AhBoat who locked in 46% returns on HOOD put.
Whether you held the stock, played calls, or sold puts for premium income — HOOD delivered big. Share with us: What’s your favorite strategy?
Why HOOD Is in the Spotlight
S&P 500 inclusion: A milestone that typically boosts visibility, liquidity, and institutional flows.
Business model: A fast-growing fintech "super app," spanning brokerage, options, crypto, credit cards, and more — often at low or zero commission, challenging traditional brokers.
Financial momentum: Q2 2025 revenue hit $539M, up 65% YoY, as higher trading volumes in a bull market drove growth.
Crypto tailwinds: From Trump’s pro-crypto stance to rising institutional adoption and tokenization opportunities, HOOD is well-positioned to benefit with its integrated crypto wallet and trading.
The Risks
Valuation stretch: A 200% rally brings FOMO, but also higher expectations. Any slowdown could trigger sharp pullbacks.
Volatility: With a 52-week range of $19–$117, HOOD remains one of the most volatile retail favorites.
🔎 Big question:
Is HOOD’s valuation justified, or is this more a trader’s stock than a long-term hold?
Can Robinhood push higher — maybe even retest $200?
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- CynthiaVogt·09-09I watched a stock go from $10 to 110, and become part of S&P 500.1Report
- VivianLau·09-09This stock was $30 just 5 months ago. [Surprised]1Report