With Robinhood's recent initial public offering, a lot of people have been asking for our stock forecast and, more specifically, who isdoing the buying after it spiked over 50% on Wednesday, exactly one week after it hit the market.
People would like to know if it's retail traders buying, or the "Kingmakers" — big institutional investors.
Robinhood went public on July 29 at $38 a share. After trading down for a few days, things reversed upward in a big way on Monday when it absolutely exploded higher…
Judging by this week's volume, stock market expert and Forbes contribuer Adam Sarhan says the Kingmakers are indeed stepping in to buy and sell HOOD.
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