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Webull (BULL) Is Up 10.1% After Record Q2 Profit Surge On Post-PDT Trading Boom
Simply Wall St.34d agobullish
Webull (BULL) Is Up 10.1% After Record Q2 Profit Surge On Post-PDT Trading Boom

In the past week, Webull Corporation reported second-quarter 2026 results showing revenue of US$198.83 million and net income of US$24.36 million, reversing a loss a year earlier and turning both basic and diluted earnings per share from continuing operations positive. The earnings release highlighted how the SEC’s removal of the Pattern Day Trader rule, combined with Webull’s updated active-trader tools and growing options activity, materially reshaped customer behavior and boosted trading...

Webull (BULL) Shares Just Moved, So What Is Driving Attention Now?
Simply Wall St.34d agoneutral
Webull (BULL) Shares Just Moved, So What Is Driving Attention Now?

Webull (BULL) is back in focus after its second quarter 2026 earnings release, which included a shift from a loss to a profit and a completed share repurchase program. See our latest analysis for Webull. At a latest share price of US$8.85, Webull has seen strong short term momentum, with a 90 day share price return of 43.2%, even though the 1 year total shareholder return declined 42.6% and the 3 year total shareholder return declined 17.3%. If Webull's recent rebound has you looking for...

Options Trading Volume, Customer Retention, Strong Trading Activity - What Worked for Webull in Q2
Benzinga35d agoneutral
Options Trading Volume, Customer Retention, Strong Trading Activity - What Worked for Webull in Q2

Webull Corporation (NASDAQ:BULL) shares are trading higher premarket on Thursday after the company reported strong second-quarter results. Earnings Snapshot The brokerage platform company posted second-quarter adjusted earnings of twelve cents per share, beating estimates of 3 cents per share. Revenue rose 51% year over year to $198.83 million, beating estimates of $181.26 million, according to Benzinga Pro. This was led by continued customer asset growth and strong trading activity across core

Webull Q2 Earnings Call Highlights
MarketBeat36d agoneutral
Webull Q2 Earnings Call Highlights

Webull (NASDAQ:BULL) reported record second-quarter results for 2026, with revenue rising 51% year over year to $198.8 million as higher trading activity and customer asset growth lifted both transaction- and interest-related income. Group President and U.S. CEO Anthony Denier said the elimination

Investing.com42d agoneutral
Webull details mechanics behind managed portfolio launch

Investing.com -- Webull's new managed bond portfolios hold individual positions as small as $100 per CUSIP, against a traditional market where reasonable execution typically requires upwards of $10,000 per position, the company recently told Investing.com.

Webull (BULL) Stock Looks Fully Valued After Managed Bond Portfolio Launch
Simply Wall St.54d agoneutral
Webull (BULL) Stock Looks Fully Valued After Managed Bond Portfolio Launch

Webull stock has had a difficult run over the past year, while the current valuation checks and market multiples lean more expensive than cheap. This leaves investors weighing whether the recent weakness already reflects the concerns in the price. The share price has fallen 47.0% over the past year, which suggests sentiment around Webull has weakened materially. The launch of Managed Bond Portfolios can support Webull's long term revenue ambitions, but execution risk in scaling this type of...

TOYO Expands U.S. Solar Push With Houston HJT Plant and Non-FEOC Supply Chain
MarketBeat55d agoneutral
TOYO Expands U.S. Solar Push With Houston HJT Plant and Non-FEOC Supply Chain

TOYO (NASDAQ:TOYO) said it is expanding its solar-cell and module manufacturing footprint while positioning its supply chain to meet U.S. requirements for products sourced outside China and other foreign entities of concern. Speaking at Webull’s Technology Sector Investment Webinar, Chief Strategy

Charles Schwab Q2 Earnings Call Highlights
MarketBeat65d agoneutral
Charles Schwab Q2 Earnings Call Highlights

Charles Schwab (NYSE:SCHW) executives said the company delivered record second-quarter results as client asset gathering, trading activity, lending demand and wealth management flows all strengthened. President and CEO Rick Wurster said Schwab is benefiting from a financial services landscape that

Robinhood Drops 4%, Webull Tumbles 6% as NASDAQ 100 Selloff and Crypto Dip Hit Retail-Brokerage Stocks
24/7 Wall St.69d agobearish
Robinhood Drops 4%, Webull Tumbles 6% as NASDAQ 100 Selloff and Crypto Dip Hit Retail-Brokerage Stocks

Robinhood Markets (NASDAQ:HOOD) stock is down 4% to $102 in Friday’s midday session, while Webull (NASDAQ:BULL) shares have slid 6% to approximately $7. Retail-brokerage names are getting hit as the tape turns risk-off. The move across Robinhood and Webull is broad-based across retail brokerages. A thorough news check turned up no fresh headlines from either ... Robinhood Drops 4%, Webull Tumbles 6% as NASDAQ 100 Selloff and Crypto Dip Hit Retail-Brokerage Stocks

Is OpenAI’s IPO a Hot Mess or Just Media Noise? Two Reporters Can’t Agree
24/7 Wall St.84d agoneutral
Is OpenAI’s IPO a Hot Mess or Just Media Noise? Two Reporters Can’t Agree

Ed Elson and tech reporter Alex Heath spent a recent segment of Prof G Markets arguing about the same set of facts and reaching almost opposite conclusions. Elson thinks OpenAI is a company drifting sideways while leaks about an IPO pile up. Heath thinks the leaks are the story, and most of them are being ... Is OpenAI’s IPO a Hot Mess or Just Media Noise? Two Reporters Can’t Agree