Robinhood Stock Falls 11% After Reporting Lower Revenues, Users

Robinhood Stock Falls 11% After Reporting Lower Revenues, Users

(Robinhood) Robinhood stock plunged more than 11% after reporting revenues of $299 million in the first quarter of 2022, 43% lower than the comparable quarter of 2021. 

The brokerage firm said that its transaction-based revenues fell by 48% to $218 million in the first quarter, while options revenue declined by 36% to $127 million.

Crypto revenues were down by 39% to $54 million, while equities revenue edged lower by 73% to $36 million. 

Despite the revenue fall, Robinhood managed a net loss of $392 million in the quarter, down from a loss of $1.4 billion in the prior year. 

Robinhood also posted declines in its Monthly Active Users, which edged lower by 10% to 15.9 million in March from the prior year. The Average Revenue Per User fell 62% to $53.

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