TLDR Robinhood stock gained 2.74% in pre-market trading after the company revealed several new products at HOOD Summit 2026. New earnings contracts will let eligible users trade directly on r
Robinhood Markets (HOOD) shares rose 2.74% to $119.40 in pre-market trading Wednesday after Robinhood announced products at HOOD Summit 2026. Robinhood stock had closed Tuesday at $116.22, down 0.21%, with 14.32 million shares traded. HOODon, the tokenized version of the shares, also gained 1.6% over 24 hours to $119.63.
Robinhood introduced earnings contracts that let eligible customers trade on company-reported results. Contracts can track earnings per share, revenue, or business measures instead of the stock price reaction after results. Customers will need the required options approval.
The planned products cover more than 20 symbols and hundreds of earnings events. Regulators must approve them before launch. The expansion follows strong growth in Robinhood’s event-contract business, which generated $156 million in second-quarter revenue.
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The initial lineup covers about 23 public companies. Metrics include Amazon Web Services revenue, Nvidia and AMD data-center revenue, Meta advertising revenue, Google Cloud revenue, and Robinhood funded customers and Gold subscribers. Apple contracts can track reported iPhone sales revenue.
Robinhood also announced a live earnings feature that will let customers follow earnings calls and trade inside the app. The company expects the service before the third-quarter reporting season. KPI contract settlement will generally use figures companies file with the SEC.
The event also introduced Robinhood Agents, an AI tool that can research markets, build strategies, and place trades within customer-set limits. Robinhood also plans perpetual crypto futures for eligible U.S. users.
Robinhood plans to extend selected U.S. stock and ETF trading into weekends. The company continues to pursue longer trading access across several products, while regulators review parts of the planned rollout. That effort would add another trading window outside the standard weekday schedule. Robinhood has provided no launch date for weekend stock and ETF trading, while regulators review the plan.
The broker also detailed crypto perpetual futures and weekend trading during the summit. Robinhood stock remained active before Wednesday’s opening as traders assessed the product announcements and pending approvals.
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