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Webull (BULL) Stock Jumps Off 52‑Week Lows as Rate‑Cut Bets Build – Price, News and Outlook for November 26, 2025

Webull (BULL) Stock Jumps Off 52‑Week Lows as Rate‑Cut Bets Build – Price, News and Outlook for November 26, 2025

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.
26 November 2025
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Webull’s Wild Ride: BULL Stock’s 500% Surge, 85% Crash – Will It Bounce Back?

Webull’s Wild Ride: BULL Stock’s 500% Surge, 85% Crash – Will It Bounce Back?

Webull (NASDAQ: BULL) shares soared nearly 500% after its April 2025 SPAC debut, then plunged over 85%, trading near $12 as of October 8. Q2 revenue jumped 46% to $131.5 million, with record customer assets, but the company remains unprofitable. A lock-up expiry in October triggered further stock declines amid insider selling. Analysts maintain a bullish outlook, with an average 12-month target of $18.50.
9 October 2025
Webull’s Wild Ride: Inside BULL Stock’s 500% Surge, 85% Crash & What’s Next for the Trading App Giant

Webull’s Wild Ride: Inside BULL Stock’s 500% Surge, 85% Crash & What’s Next for the Trading App Giant

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.
8 October 2025
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  • Uranium Energy Shares Fall 17% on Larger Q3 Loss Despite New Production Start
    June 9, 2026, 4:11 PM EDT. Uranium Energy Corp shares fell 17% to $10.43 after reporting a fiscal third-quarter net loss of $52.3 million, up from $30.2 million a year earlier. The Texas-based uranium miner began production at its Burke Hollow project, using in-situ recovery (ISR), which extracts uranium by dissolving ore underground. The company ended the quarter with $794 million in liquid assets and no debt. Weak sales of purchased uranium inventory contributed to the loss, dropping gross profit from sales to $10 million from $24.5 million last year. CEO Amir Adnani highlighted ongoing challenges in uranium conversion, a key step for nuclear fuel production. Despite falling shares, UEC expects production to rise in the fourth quarter as new facilities at Burke Hollow and Christensen Ranch operate fully. Market uranium prices remained stable near $85.70 per pound.

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