Robinhood Markets shares drop nearly 10% after profit misses estimates

13 articles · Updated · The Wall Street Journal · Apr 29

Robinhood's quarterly profit, though higher year-on-year, failed to meet analyst expectations, triggering a 10% premarket share decline.
The company's earnings were supported by its recent expansion into prediction markets, but this was insufficient to offset investor disappointment.
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