Robert Half’s stock took a hit after Q2 earnings revealed a sharp drop in profitability—despite revenue beating expectations—sending the operating margin from a slim positive to a steep negative, spooking investors. Though the stock rebounded slightly, it’s still down from its prior day’s close. The company’s stock has been volatile, with over 26 moves of more than 5% in the past year. While year-to-date gains are up 30%, it’s still below its July 2026 peak, and a $1,000 investment five years ago would be worth less today—showing that even strong short-term performance can mask long-term challenges.
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