Robinhood stock rose more than 7% and briefly topped the $100 mark after the company rolled out its AI-powered agent trading platform to all customers.
According to an update shared on Robinhood on X, users will be able to connect to artificial intelligence agents through the company’s MCP servers and assign them investment tasks such as market research, trade execution, and portfolio rebalancing.
Agentic Trading is valid for all customers.
Connect to any AI agent through Robinhood MCP servers, deposit funds into a dedicated agent account, and let it research, trade, and rebalance as you wish.
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The company says customers can create dedicated accounts for AI-driven investing while controlling how much power they delegate to automated systems.
This release brings AI agents directly into the investment process, allowing users to automate selected activities based on instructions they set themselves. Robinhood said the feature is now available across its customer base, expanding access beyond its initial testing phase.
Investor enthusiasm for the announcement helped Robinhood stock rise during Tuesday trading. HOOD stock rose above $99, reaching an intraday high of $100.87 before pulling back slightly.
AI-powered investing reaches Robinhood’s entire customer base
Through Agentic Trading, Robinhood customers can deploy AI agents to analyze markets, execute trades, and manage portfolios within their dedicated investment accounts.
The company says users can monitor their accounts while having automated systems perform certain tasks.
The development comes as financial firms increasingly consider AI tools for investment research and portfolio management. By opening Agentic Trading to all users, Robinhood is adding another technology-focused product to its growing platform.
Further growth drivers drive investor interest
Beyond its AI efforts, Robinhood continues to expand its financial services business.
As previously reported by crypto.news, CEO Vlad Tenev recently revealed that Robinhood Securities has received approval as an underwriter, allowing the company to directly participate in helping companies go public in addition to distributing IPO shares through the IPO Access Program.
Analysts also highlighted strong growth in the company’s prediction markets business.
In a note to clients issued Monday, Bernstein predicted that Robinhood’s projected market revenue could rise from about $150 million in 2025 to $586 million in 2026, citing a surge in trading activity related to the World Cup. The research firm estimated that the sector could contribute about 17% of transaction-based revenue next year.
Wall Street is becoming increasingly positive on stocks as new product launches continue. Goldman Sachs recently raised its price target on Robinhood stock to $108 from $105. Goldman Sachs analyst James Yaro also maintained his buy rating on the stock, indicating that despite Robinhood’s recent gains, Goldman Sachs continues to see further upside potential.
