Tenev Vladimir

CEO Tenev sells full HOOD position: 375,000 shares for $26.2M at blended $69.83, now holds 0 shares via derivative conversion

Tenev filed a Form 4 reporting 2 separate sales on 2026-04-06 totaling 375,000 shares (375.0K shares) for $26,187,704.21 ($26.2M) at a blended average price of $69.83. Post-transaction holdings stand at 0 shares, representing a complete exit from his direct equity stake. However, a FLAG indicates this filing contains a conversion of derivative securities; his total position includes Table II derivative holdings not yet populated in this database, so the 0 shares figure reflects only the Form 4 Table I position, not necessarily his total economic exposure. Robinhood stock has declined 9.5% over the past 30 days and 37.8% over 90 days from a 52-week high of $152.46, currently trading at $71.83. His prior 5 sales at this ticker were all well-timed against the 90-day mark, with negative 90-day returns averaging -43.2%, suggesting consistent foresight in exiting before declines. The company's latest quarterly revenue is $1,274,000,000.00 ($1.3B) with net income of $556,000,000.00 ($556.0M) and annual revenue growth of +51.6%, indicating strong fundamentals that may explain why the market decline is purely price-driven rather than earnings-driven. The conversion of derivative securities adds complexity to interpreting this as a simple directional bet and should prompt deeper analysis of the underlying economic structure of his remaining exposure.

CEO Tenev sells 375,000 HOOD shares across 6 transactions for $45.6M at $121.63 blended avg

Vladimir Tenev, CEO of Robinhood Markets, executed 6 separate sales totaling 375,000 shares for $45,609,759.94 on January 5, 2026, at prices ranging from $118.38 to $122.46 with a blended average of $121.63. The transaction warrants attention because the timing pattern is striking: his prior 5 sales at HOOD on 2025-10-01 were universally well-timed at the 90-day mark (all showed negative 90-day returns from -16.6% to -19.3%), and the stock has already declined -14.3% in the 30 days following this filing. The current price of $116.97 sits -23.3% below the 52-week high, suggesting the decline trajectory that marked his previous HOOD sales may be repeating. However, per the FLAG notation, this filing involves a derivative-conversion transaction (Table II securities not yet populated in our database), so this should not be characterized as a complete position exit but rather as a specific batch conversion and sale.

Tenev (CEO) sells entire 3,525,932-share HOOD stake for $403,973,892.35 in 5 transactions on 2025-09-15.

Vladimir Tenev, Robinhood's Chief Executive Officer, liquidated his entire 3.53M share position in 5 separate sales on 2025-09-15 for a blended average price of $114.57, generating $404.0M in proceeds. This is a complete exit from equity ownership at a price within 1.0% of the 52-week high ($118.50). Tenev's prior sales at HOOD (5 trades between 2025-04-01 and 2025-07-16) showed positive 30-day returns ranging from 6.9% to 12.9%; his single measurable 90-day outcome from 2025-04-01 posted a +123.2% return, indicating his prior sales at this ticker preceded sharp rallies. This filing signals complete divestiture at the company's peak valuation, terminating his direct equity interest entirely.

CEO Tenev sells 385.5K HOOD shares at $101.90 for $39.3M; holds remaining stake via derivatives.

Vladimir Tenev, CEO of Robinhood Markets, sold 385,485 shares at $101.90 on 2025-07-16 for $39,279,379.56. The filing contains a derivative-conversion flag indicating that Table II derivative securities (not yet populated in the database) represent his real ongoing position—this sale is a partial disposition of a specific share batch, not a complete stake exit. The transaction occurs as HOOD trades at $109.74, near its 52-week high, with the stock up 40.1% over 30 days and 166.5% over 90 days, reflecting exceptional recent momentum. Across his cross-ticker open-market history, Tenev's prior 20 sells averaged a 90-day well-timed rate of 35.29%, but at HOOD specifically, his prior two measurable sales (2025-04-01 and 2025-01-22) showed mixed outcomes: the April trade saw the stock rise +123.2% over 90 days (poorly timed), while the January trade saw the stock fall -17.1% (well-timed). In context of strong recent price appreciation and the CEO's selective liquidation of a specific share class during a high-valuation environment, this sale merits close examination of any related corporate guidance, market conditions, or subsequent insider activity that might clarify intent.

Tenev sells 114,515 shares (100% of open-market holdings) at $101.50–$101.65; derivative position unclear pending Table II data.

Vladimir Tenev, HOOD CEO, executed 2 separate sales totaling 114,515 shares on 2025-07-11 and 2025-07-14 for $11,640,364.50 at a blended average price of $101.65. The filing contains a derivative-conversion transaction, and Table II holdings are not yet populated in the database; the post-transaction open-market holding of 0 shares does not represent his total position. At the same ticker, his prior 4 measurable sales showed mixed timing: 3 of 4 generated positive 90-day returns (poorly timed from an insider-seller perspective), with only 1 of 4 well-timed at the 90-day mark. His cross-ticker track record shows 20 prior sells with a 31.58% well-timed rate. Current price of $99.54 is 0.4% below the 52-week high of $99.96, and the stock has gained 37.1% over 30 days and 144.8% over 90 days—significant upside momentum into and around the sale window.

CEO Vladimir Tenev sold 750,000 HOOD shares at $93.27 on 2025-07-01 for $70.0M in derivative conversion transaction.

Tenev sold 750,000 shares at $93.27, removing shares from his Form 4 Table I holdings following a derivative conversion. The stock has appreciated 31.6% over the 30 days and 173.5% over the 90 days since this transaction, and now trades at $94.40 (3.6% below the 52-week high of $97.98). Examining his five prior sales at HOOD, only 1 of 5 proved well-timed at the 90-day mark—the majority showed positive 90-day returns, indicating the insider typically sold before subsequent gains rather than before declines. His cross-ticker track record shows 20 prior sells with a 30% well-timed rate, underperforming his typical pattern. The magnitude of this derivative-conversion activity ($70.0M) represents a significant Form 4 event and warrants tracking whether additional derivative holdings are disclosed in Table II.

Robinhood CEO Tenev sells entire 750,000-share position for $31.5M at $41.96; stock now $38.26, -41.4% from 52-week high

CEO Vladimir Tenev executed a sale of 750,000 shares of Robinhood Markets at $41.96 on April 1, 2025, reducing his holdings from 750,000 to 0 shares. However, the flagged derivative-conversion transaction means the Form 4 Table II (derivatives) has not yet been populated in the database—his actual underlying position may extend beyond these common shares. The stock has declined -17.2% in 30 days and -7.5% in 90 days from the transaction date; at $38.26 current price, it trades -41.4% below its 52-week high of $65.28. Across his same-ticker history at HOOD, Tenev's prior 4 measurable sells showed a 0% well-timed rate at the 90-day mark, with strong subsequent rebounds (ranging from +72.4% to +114.6%), suggesting his historical sales at this ticker have not preceded declines. The company's fundamentals show strong recent performance: $637.0M quarterly revenue, $150.0M net income, and +58.2% annual revenue growth, which contrasts with the current depressed valuation relative to the 52-week trading range.

CEO Vladimir Tenev sells 500,000 HOOD shares at $50.77; post-transaction, derivative holdings status unclear (Form 4 Table II not yet populated).

CEO Vladimir Tenev sold 500,000 shares on 2025-01-22 for $25,387,300.00 at $50.77 per share. The filing flags a derivative-conversion transaction; the insider's actual position may include unreported derivative securities in Table II, so this sale should not be interpreted as a complete exit. On his same-ticker history at HOOD, Tenev's prior 3 measurable sales were poorly timed, with average 90-day returns of +72.4%, +100.7%, and +49.4%—meaning the stock rose after each sale, contrary to value-extraction timing. The company is currently trading at $51.12 (at its 52-week high) and reported FY net income was negative, despite latest-quarter revenue of $637.0M and 37.3% annual growth. Investors should await clarification of derivative holdings and monitor whether the timing pattern on this latest sale diverges from the insider's prior HOOD track record at the 90-day mark.

HOOD CEO Tenev sells 750.0K shares at $39.16 on 2025-01-02 for $29.4M; holds derivatives per Form 4 Table II

Vladimir Tenev, CEO of Robinhood Markets, sold 750,000 shares (750.0K shares) at $39.16 on 2025-01-02 for $29,372,100.00 ($29.4M). The trade occurred at a price 5.3% below the current market price of $41.35 and 9.2% below the 52-week high of $43.20. This filing contains a derivative-conversion transaction, meaning Tenev's full position includes Form 4 Table II derivative securities not yet reflected in our database; the zero shares shown post-transaction represent only the common stock portion and does not reflect his total economic exposure. At HOOD specifically, his prior four completed sales show a 25% well-timed rate at the 90-day mark (only 1 of 4 were followed by declines), with cumulative 90-day returns ranging from -0.3% to +100.7%. The company reported $637.0M in latest-quarter revenue, +37.3% annual growth, and $150.0M net income in that quarter, though full-year net income was negative, indicating current-period profitability amid ongoing recovery.

CEO Vladimir Tenev sells 250.0K shares of HOOD at $24.21 on 2024-11-04; derivative conversion transaction.

Vladimir Tenev, Robinhood's Chief Executive Officer, sold 250.0K shares at $24.21 on 2024-11-04, generating $6.1M in proceeds. This transaction represents a conversion of derivative securities rather than a full position exit—the insider's actual holdings via derivative securities (Form 4 Table II) are not yet populated in the database. The stock has since risen to $29.86 (the current 52-week high), and over the past 30 days has gained 28.0% and 90 days +68.4%. Among Tenev's prior five HOOD sales, two were well-timed at the 90-day mark based on subsequent stock declines, but this particular sale occurred below the current price level, indicating it did not precede an immediate decline. The company is cash-generative with $150.0M net income on $637.0M quarterly revenue and +37.3% annual growth, though it was unprofitable on a full-year basis most recently.