NASDAQ:BULL News 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 (BULL) closed down 2% at $7.77 on Dec. 31, with 21.3 million shares traded in the final session of 2025. Other online brokers and major U.S. indexes also fell as year-end volumes thinned. U.S. markets are closed Thursday for New Year’s Day and reopen Friday. Investors await January macro data and updates on Webull’s next earnings release.

Company Overview Webull is a digital investment platform that offers commission-free trading of stocks, ETFs, options, cryptocurrencies and more via a popular mobile app and web interfacecmcmarkets.com. Often likened to Robinhood, Webull makes money primarily through payment for order flow and premium add-on servicescmcmarkets.com. The platform launched in 2018 and quickly gained traction among tech-savvy retail investors with its sleek design and zero-commission model. Webull now serves customers in North America, Europe, Asia, Africa, and beyond, operating in 14 markets through its licensed broker-dealer entitiesstockanalysis.com. Originally founded in 2016 as part of a Chinese fintech venture, Webull was backed early by Chinese