‘A singularity that captures Generation Z’s zeitgeist’: Here’s what 3 Wall Street analysts are saying about Robinhood now that the online-brokerage king has gone public

‘A singularity that captures Generation Z’s zeitgeist’: Here’s what 3 Wall Street analysts are saying about Robinhood now that the online-brokerage king has gone public

Should investors buy or sell ? Views are mixed on Wall Street. The stock trading app popular with millennials and Gen Z is beginning to receive a slew of initiation notes from Wall Street firms following its July IPO. Investors are likely anxious to know what analysts think about Robinhood's stock after its volatile post-IPO swings. The from its , before to a high of $85. The stock is floating just below $44 per share at time of publication. Robinhood has face increased scrutiny from regulators and critical investors wary of the sustainability of its payment for order flow business model, which enables $0 commission trading. But the company has seen incredible growth over the past year amid the Here's what 3 Wall Street analysts are saying about Robinhood's potential future. "We see investor recognition of Robinhood's success priced into the value of the shares. Furthermore, we see a number of risks including regulation, pricing, and market saturation, and challenges to the business including its focus on smaller accounts that we think limit Robinhood's ability to reach competitive margins and profitability," JPMorgan said in a Monday note. "We see a highly engaged SEC that has fined and has continued to