, respectively. Investors had the challenge of trying to chart out a normalized earnings and revenue path. So far, neither of those prior examples have worked out for initial public investors.
Robinhood derives the vast majority of its revenue from trading by its customers, including in cryptocurrencies like Dogecoin. In this topsy-turvy market, it will be quite difficult to forecast what that activity level looks like a year from now. Plus, its primary trading revenue source is payment for order flow, one of the most hotly debated topics in finance and in Washington.
Amid that uncertainty, there is one measure that cuts through a lot of the noise: how much an investor would be paying at the IPO. That is a way to benchmark Robinhood to established peers in the retail brokerage business. At the proposed IPO price range set on Monday, a funded Robinhood customer account is valued at about $1,500 to $1,600. Contrast that to a long-term average of about $2,000 per account for E*Trade over the past 15 years, before it was acquired for about $1,800 per account by Morgan Stanley, according to figures compiled by Christian Bolu of Autonomous Research.
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