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Robinhood and Uber Stocks Defy Earnings Dips, Poised for Long-Term Growth
17 Nov
Summary
- Robinhood and Uber stocks fell after recent earnings, but have outperformed broader market
- Robinhood expanding into full-service financial platform, appealing to younger investors
- Both companies have excellent long-term prospects despite short-term volatility
As of November 17th, 2025, Robinhood Markets (NASDAQ: HOOD) and Uber Technologies (NYSE: UBER) have both seen their stock prices dip following their latest quarterly earnings reports. However, a closer look reveals that these companies have actually crushed the broader market so far this year and still possess excellent long-term prospects.
Robinhood, the famous trading app, has evolved into a full-fledged financial services company over the past few years. In Q3 2025, its revenue doubled to $1.27 billion and earnings per share rose 259% year-over-year to $0.61. Despite these strong results, Robinhood's shares fell, likely due to its lofty valuation of over 50 times forward earnings. However, Robinhood's appeal among younger investors, who are set to see their wealth grow significantly in the next decade, makes it a compelling long-term investment.
Similarly, Uber's stock price dipped after its latest earnings, but the ride-hailing giant has outperformed the market in 2025. Investors willing to hold Uber and Robinhood for the next 10 years or more are likely to be rewarded, as both companies continue to expand their offerings and solidify their positions as leaders in their respective industries.
