Robinhood CFO defends its future as shares slide 9% after earnings

Robinhood (HOOD) has dreams of being the "financial super app," but Wall Street isn't buying into the vision. Shares of the trading platform plunged 9% shortly after it reported Q4 earnings that missed analysts' expectations for both total net revenue and crypto-specific revenue. "First, we want to win with active traders," Robinhood CFO Shiv Verma told Yahoo Finance following the company's results on Wednesday. "Second, we want to win in the wallet share. Third, we want to be global and we want to be in ...