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10 most popular stocks in June 2025 on Robinhood UK

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  1. Tesla (TSLA)
  2. Applied Digital (APLD)
  3. CoreWeave (CRWV)
  4. Hims & Hers Health (HIMS)
  5. Robinhood (HOOD)
  6. Palantir (PLTR)
  7. NVIDIA (NVDA)
  8. Tempus AI (TEM)
  9. Coinbase (COIN)
  10. Apple (AAPL)

This list does not constitute advice or trading recommendations. Most popular stocks included in the S&P 1500 or Nasdaq Composite, which have also carried a minimum average market cap of $1bn throughout June. Measured by total value of buy trades.

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Investors kept their appetite for AI, crypto and tech in general over the past month, with some new names joining stalwart popular stocks on Robinhood UK.

AI still a popular theme among Robinhood UK investors

In the AI space, NVIDIA hit new heights as it bypassed Microsoft and Apple to become the world’s most valuable company again. Despite concerns over near-term chip export restrictions, the stock managed to attract investors looking to back the building blocks of AI infrastructure. Cloud computing firm, CoreWeave, continued its popularity in June. It’s not profitable yet but recently said it expects 2025 revenues to come in at $5bn, above estimates of $4.65bn, as it aims to help firms access the computing power they need for AI development.

AI data centre and cloud firm, Applied Digital, announced a 15-year lease agreement with CoreWeave in June. Worth $7bn, the deal will provide data services to CRWV for AI and high-performance computing. Still in AI, Palantir announced a $100m deal with the adventurously named Nuclear Company to co-develop an AI-driven software system focused on nuclear reactor construction.

It was a divergent month for our list’s two health-tech firms. Tempus AI drew in investors with the launch of an AI powered tool designed to monitor immunotherapy response among cancer patients. It did, however, attract attention for potential ‘AI-washing’, with an allegation that TEM has been overstating its AI capabilities. Watch this space. And, after taking the headlines on the back of its tie-up with Novo Nordisk, Hims & Hers suffered as the partnership came to an abrupt end. The Danish giant was reportedly less than pleased at HIMS stocking other GLP-1 weight-loss drugs beside its Wegovy version.

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The world finally got a look at Tesla’s Model Y in June. Elon Musk praised its “FULLY autonomous” capabilities on X, which might have added to investor appetite over the month. Tesla is still struggling in China though, with smartphone maker, Xiaomi, adding pressure by joining the EV race.

News that Coinbase planned to expand into crypto futures contracts helped company shares in June. Bitcoin snaked up and down before finishing broadly level, with investors still clearly backing advancements in the crypto sector’s infrastructure.

And it was a rather flat month for Apple stock, with tariff threats weighing on the company. If rumours are true and Apple is indeed interested in acquiring Perplexity AI, it may soothe a few fears that the iPhone giant is lagging in the AI race. If it turns out to be pure conjecture, the company will have to find another way to jolt some life back into the share price.

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All investing involves risk and a loss of principal is possible.

Robinhood U.K. Ltd (Robinhood UK) is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN: 823590). Robinhood UK onboards UK customers and has the lead customer relationship with UK customers in relation to their use of the Robinhood UK app and website. Robinhood UK introduces UK customers to Robinhood Securities, LLC for order routing, execution, clearing, settlement, arranging custody services, securities lending, and margin investing to eligible UK customers with margin accounts. In relation to margin investing, Robinhood U.K. is acting as credit broker and not a lender. Margin is provided by Robinhood Securities, LLC. Robinhood U.K. can only introduce you to Robinhood Securities, LLC for margin investing. Margin investing, stock lending and options trading are optional products and subject to Robinhood's eligibility and appropriateness criteria.

Robinhood Securities, LLC is regulated in the U.S. by the SEC and FINRA. Robinhood UK and Robinhood Securities, LLC are subsidiaries of Robinhood Markets, Inc.

Robinhood U.K. Ltd is a private limited company registered in England and Wales (09908051).

Robinhood does not provide investment advice. Individual investors should make their own decisions.

Commission-free trading of stocks refers to $0 commissions for Robinhood self-directed individual brokerage accounts that trade U.S. listed securities and ADRs. Keep in mind, other costs such as regulatory fees may apply to your brokerage account. Review Robinhood UK’s Fee Schedule to learn more.

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