NASDAQ:BULL 8 October 2025 - 2 January 2026

Webull shares rose 2.3% to $7.95 in early Friday trading, with about 1.1 million shares exchanged. The Nasdaq led U.S. stock gains on the first trading day of 2026. Investors are watching next week’s jobs and inflation data for signals on Federal Reserve rate moves. Webull’s revenue climbed 55% year-on-year to $156.9 million last quarter.

Webull shares fell 2% to $7.77 in the final U.S. session of 2025, with about 21.3 million shares traded between $7.67 and $7.95. The company’s next earnings date remains unannounced after reporting a 55% revenue jump in Q3. U.S. markets reopen Friday after the holiday. Key jobs and manufacturing data are due next week.

Webull shares jumped about 5–6% to $9.20 late Wednesday morning, rebounding sharply from last week’s record low of $7.57. Over 9 million shares traded, putting Webull among Nasdaq’s most active stocks. The rally follows stronger-than-expected Q3 earnings and renewed hopes for a Federal Reserve rate cut in December. The stock remains down nearly 88% from its April peak.

Webull (NASDAQ: BULL) surged nearly 500% to $79.56 after its April 2025 SPAC debut, then plunged over 85%; shares traded near $12 on Oct. 8, just above their 52-week low. A lock-up expiration in October released 455.6 million insider shares, triggering a two-day selloff. Q2 revenue rose 46% to $131.5 million, but the company remains unprofitable on a net basis. Analysts set price targets near $18.50, citing strong growth.