On August 28, Robinhood fell 3.11% in regular trading, trading at $106.785/share, with turnover of $335 million.

On the news front, Needham cut its price target on Robinhood from $123 to $120 while maintaining a Buy rating. Notably, this adjustment came just days after the firm had raised its target to $123 on August 24. The current analyst consensus target price stands at approximately $124.82. The stock had accumulated significant short-term gains prior to this session, including a single-day surge of over 12% on August 21 and a further 3.31% advance on August 25, making it susceptible to profit-taking pressure.

Within the Investment Banking & Brokerage sector, peers traded relatively flat, with Charles Schwab up 0.82%, Morgan Stanley up 0.48%, Goldman Sachs up 0.03%, Raymond James up 0.66%, and Webull down 0.37%. Robinhood notably underperformed the sector, with the pullback largely reflecting short-term profit-taking against the backdrop of the target price reduction.

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