Top 10 stock buys in February 2025 on Robinhood UK
- Super Micro Computer (SMCI)
- NVIDIA (NVDA)
- Tesla (TSLA)
- Coinbase (COIN)
- Robinhood (HOOD)
- Palantir (PLTR)
- MicroStrategy (MSTR)
- Alibaba (BABA)
- Alphabet (GOOGL)
- Tempus AI (TEM)
This list does not constitute advice or trading recommendations. Top 10 stocks bought through Robinhood UK in February, measured by total value of buy trades.
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AI and crypto are still front and centre and, while quantum computing threatened to overtake AI as the buzzword of 2025, NVIDIA boss Jensen Huang’s tempering comments seem to have halted that party for now. Quantum names slipped out of Robinhood UK users’ top 10 stock buys in February and, despite it being a tougher month for both AI and crypto, investors are clearly keeping the faith in both themes.
AI nerves? What AI nerves?
Super Micro Computer was top dog in terms of buys over a month that saw its shares soar before pulling back ahead of its delayed 2024 annual report. Investors breathed a sigh of relief after the company met Nasdaq’s deadline, helping boost the stock into month end.
NVIDIA slipped into second place in February and seemed to shrug off concerns that DeepSeek’s emergence would hurt demand for its chips, posting a 78% year-on-year rise in sales to $39.3bn, topping market predictions of $38.3bn.
Palantir wasn’t immune to AI jitters, with the stock stepping down from its peak in the second half of the month. Shareholders holding through February would still have seen a positive return, with NVIDIA’s results serving to somewhat calm falls across various names attached to AI.
While DeepSeek unsettled the US AI enablers, it fuelled a rally in Chinese AI stocks, lifting the likes of Alibaba after the firm said it plans to “aggressively” invest in AI over the next few years. Robinhood UK investors pushed the stock into the top 10 buys in February, as the firm seems to have stemmed the decline in its domestic ecommerce business. Overall revenues in the fourth quarter of 2024 rose by 8%, chalking up the fastest growth rate in over a year.
Sticking with the theme, it was a real month of two halves for Tempus AI. The health tech firm’s stock rose strongly on the back of the launch of its personal health concierge app, Olivia, but faltered later in the month on valuation concerns.
Crypto fans are sticking to their guns
It was a tough month for Tesla, whose shares waned as the car maker’s European sales took a hit. Shareholders will be hoping falling sales are a sign of consumers holding off until the launch of the new Model Y towards the middle of the year.
Alphabet had a difficult period too, with February wiping out share price gains since the start of December. Fourth-quarter earnings early in the month slightly fell short of analyst expectations, with Google Cloud’s revenues ($12bn vs expectations of $12.2bn) sparking concerns over how competitive the unit will be in the new AI world.
The crypto crowd also had a less rosy February, as the market recalibrated hopes for regulatory reform and governmental adoption. Robinhood UK investors clearly weren’t deterred though, and backed the likes of Coinbase and bitcoin proxy MicroStrategy during the month.
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