On July 7, Robinhood fell 3.26% in regular trading, trading at $113.31 per share, with turnover of $1.123 billion.

On the news front, company director and executive Vladimir Tenev filed a Form 144 plan to sell 375,000 shares of common stock through Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC, with total proceeds estimated at approximately $42.27 million. The large-scale insider selling plan weighed on market sentiment.

Notably, Robinhood had risen 4.28% in the prior trading session after Autonomous Research raised its price target significantly to $132. The current pullback partially reflects the signal that the executive is cashing in gains at elevated price levels. Multiple investment banks have recently raised their price targets on the stock, including Mizuho to $130, Goldman Sachs to $121, and Deutsche Bank to $113. The company is scheduled to release second quarter earnings on July 29 after market close, with consensus EPS estimates at $0.41.

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