Robinhood (HOOD) Q2 2026 Earnings Review

Robinhood (HOOD) Q2 2026 Earnings Review

Table of Contents

If you're a Stock Market Nerd Max subscriber and have not joined the Discord room, it is part of your subscription at no added charge. Come collaborate with a large group of investors, read some analyst research and ask me questions.

a. Key Points

  • More market share gains.
  • Prediction markets are scaling rapidly.
  • Acceleration in organic net new funded customers.
  • Strong margins.

b. Demand

  • Beat revenue estimate by 2.2%. 
    • Equities revenue was 4.9% ahead.
    • Options revenue was 1.1% ahead.
    • Crypto revenue was 11.5% ahead.
    • Event contracts revenue was split out of other revenue this quarter. It rose from $104M to $156M Q/Q. If this were included in other, that segment would have been well ahead of estimates.
    • Net interest income rose by 9% Y/Y mostly due to more deposits. Most of the growth here was tied to margin interest and its credit card.
  • Beat monthly active user (MAU) estimate by 2.2%.
  • Beat net deposit estimates by 21%. July deposits were $4B, which is a monthly low for 2026. Leadership emphasized that annualized deposit growth is more important and things can get noisy with that short of a time horizon.
  • Beat 27.9M funded account estimate by 500K.
  • It now has 13 $100M+ revenue businesses compared to 9 at the end of 2024. Most are still tied to retail investing end markets, but other tools like its credit card and instant withdrawals offer some diversification.
  • Robinhood continues to take market share across its major end markets.

c. Profits & Margins

  • Beat EBITDA estimate by 18%. 
    • Adjusted OpEx rose by about 23% Y/Y.
  • Beat $0.44 GAAP EPS estimate by $0.18.
    • EPS rose by 48% Y/Y. This was aided by better-than-expected operating leverage as well as the strong revenue growth.

d. Balance Sheet

  • $5.4B cash & equivalents.
  • $2.2B convertible senior notes raised this quarter. The capital comes with a 0% coupon and dilution kicking in only if HOOD crosses $300/share.
  • Diluted share count rose by just 0.3% Y/Y.

e. Guidance & Valuation