NEW YORK, January 1, 2026, 20:58 ET — Market closed
Webull Corporation shares closed down 2% at $7.77 in the final U.S. session of 2025, ending the year on a softer note for the online brokerage’s Nasdaq-listed stock. BULL traded between $7.67 and $7.95 and about 21.3 million shares changed hands; technicians often treat the day’s low as first support and the high as near-term resistance.
The move matters because Webull is still establishing a public-market track record, and investors are trying to gauge how trading activity holds up after the holiday lull.
It also matters now because retail brokerage stocks can be sensitive to volatility and interest-rate expectations: customers tend to trade more when markets swing, while brokers can earn interest on client cash balances when rates are higher.
Webull’s slide broadly tracked other retail brokerage names in the year-end session. Robinhood Markets fell 2.1%, Interactive Brokers slipped 1.1% and Charles Schwab eased 0.6%.
Wall Street’s main indexes also ended 2025 lower in thin holiday trade, and some investors used the quiet tape for profit-taking. “It’s perfectly fine in any bull market to have moments of cost,” said Giuseppe Sette, co-founder and president of Reflexivity. Reuters
Webull’s Class A ordinary shares and its warrants began trading on Nasdaq on April 11, 2025 under ticker symbols including BULL, a filing showed.
The company last reported results on Nov. 20, when it said third-quarter revenue rose 55% from a year earlier to $156.9 million and trading-related revenue increased 64%.
Investors are still waiting for the next reporting date. Nasdaq’s earnings page for Webull showed the earnings date as unavailable as of Thursday.
Before the next session, U.S. stock markets will resume regular hours on Friday after the New Year holiday.
The early calendar is busy, and the first U.S. data points arrive before the opening bell. The New York Fed’s national calendar lists initial jobless claims at 8:30 a.m. ET on Jan. 2, followed by a construction release and the New York Fed staff nowcast later in the morning.
For a broader read on risk appetite, the Institute for Supply Management said its next Manufacturing PMI report, covering December 2025 activity, is due at 10:00 a.m. ET on Jan. 5.
The next major labor-market test is the U.S. employment report for December, scheduled for 8:30 a.m. ET on Jan. 9, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
With the company’s next earnings date still not posted on major calendars, Webull shares may take their cue from broader risk sentiment and expectations for rates and market volatility. Investors will also watch for any company update on reporting timing and for signs that retail trading volumes are firming as 2026 gets underway.
