BUZZ - Robinhood shares rise as weekend stock trading drives expansion of 24-hour trading model
路透社2026/09/30 10:54September 30 - ** Robinhood shares HOOD.O rose 3.1% in premarket trading to $119.70
** The retail trading platform said it will offer around-the-clock trading services for select US stocks and ETFs on weekends (link)
** Since launching 24-hour trading on weekdays in 2023, as much as 25% of trading on peak days took place outside regular trading hours – HOOD
** The company added that this new feature, introduced in partnership with overnight trading infrastructure firm Bruce ATS, is currently awaiting regulatory review
** Out of 30 brokerages, 25 rate the stock as “buy” or higher, 4 as “hold”, and 1 as “sell”; median price target is $135.50
** As of the last trading session’s close, the stock is up 2.8% year-to-date
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