On July 23, Robinhood fell 3.4% in regular trading, trading at $101.065/share, with turnover of $470 million. The decline was driven by sustained institutional selling and insider disposal activity pressuring market sentiment.

On the news front, ARK Invest sold 97,300 shares of Robinhood on the day, valued at approximately $10.35 million, extending its recent reduction trend. Over the past several trading days, ARK has cumulatively offloaded over $35 million in HOOD positions. Additionally, company director Vlad previously filed Form 144 indicating plans to sell 327,500 shares worth approximately $37.15 million, adding to insider selling pressure.

Despite multiple investment banks recently raising their price targets — including Bernstein to $160, Goldman Sachs to $137, and Needham to $123 — and strong on-chain ecosystem data from Robinhood Chain, short-term profit-taking combined with institutional and insider selling created a negative resonance that drove the stock lower.

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