@WebullGlobal answer your support phone lines or respond to support emails. Trying to subscribe to rights offering in my account and I’m getting no help.
@Pat_Stedman@realDonaldTrump@HarmeetKDhillon@AGToddBlanche There was once a time when I’d see a story like this and think “wait there must be a lot more to this story than appears at first”
Not anymore. The left really did become that vindictive and psychotic. The mask is off
@paulb3rd I think part of it is also they are simply too fat. They may have muscle but the complete lack of definition gives a very underwhelming physique.
Closely related to bad diet of course
@dirtcheapbanks How do you win when you can’t buy more than a few hundred dollars with a day without moving the price on a giant bid-ask spread?
Is the assumed exit an acquisition? What else could it be when there’s no liquidity to soak up any meaningful stake sale
Death, taxes, and dudes that do Push-Ups like the guy in Video 1 bragging about how many they can do
Meanwhile, if forced to do Push-Ups like Video 2…their rep count would drop by ~80%
$BULL Anthony: "Thank you for pointing that out. Our user base compared to our competitors stayed engaged and actually showed growth in volume while our competitors actually slipped in Q1"
cough cough $HOOD
Something I have been hinting at for a while! This user base is so mercurial which is amazing for a volatile market. When macro is poor $HOOD users disengage and slow down, $BULL users actually step up more.
10% of their order flow is from non-retail. I love this company man, they just continue to execute in the shadows. Asymmtery only gets better with each earnings.
$BULL Q1 2026 Breakdown
A good beat for a bloody Quarter, $BULL set to be the leading AI Fintech Platform
Everybody keeps calling Webull “just another brokerage app.”
After this earnings call, I don’t think that narrative survives much longer. While Q1 2026 was one of the bloodiest and most volatile market environments in years, $BULL still delivered:
-36% YoY revenue growth
90% YoY growth in customer assets
104% YoY increase in equity trading volume
Record 98.4% retention
$2.1B in net deposits
But the real story wasn’t just the numbers.
It was the vision.
If you listened to Jensen Huang on $NVDA’s earnings call, he repeatedly emphasized we are entering the era of “Agentic AI” — autonomous systems capable of making decisions, analyzing data, and eventually acting on behalf of users.
Now go read what $BULL CEO Anthony Denier said during Webull’s earnings call.
This was not vague AI hype.
One of the most important quotes from the call:
“The interface of the future is not a smartphone screen. It is an API.”
That is not the mindset of a company simply improving a trading app.
That is the mindset of a company preparing for AI agents to directly interact with financial infrastructure.
Denier discussed:
Vega Analyst
AI Portfolio
Portfolio Blueprint
API-first architecture
agentic investing systems
This is EXACTLY the transition Jensen Huang was talking about.
The future interface of finance is no longer just the app itself.
It’s the AI agent operating THROUGH the platform.
And honestly?
$BULL looks ahead of most retail fintech competitors here, especially $HOOD.
While $HOOD remains centered around the traditional retail trading experience, Webull is already deploying:
institutional-style AI research
AI-generated analysis
autonomous portfolio tools
API-driven infrastructure
This isn’t:
“AI added to a brokerage.”
This is:
“building brokerage infrastructure FOR AI.”
And finance may become one of the biggest use cases for Agentic AI because markets are:
data-heavy
real-time
decision-driven
emotionally inefficient
Perfect for AI agents.
Now let’s address the bearish part:
operating expenses rose 64% YoY
profitability pressures remain
aggressive expansion spending continues
But this spending is not happening because the company is weak.
It’s happening because they are scaling:
AI infrastructure
self-clearing capabilities
global expansion
institutional services
That’s a major difference.
If revenue was flat while expenses exploded, that would be a problem.
Instead we are seeing:
-massive asset growth
-explosive trading growth
-expanding retention
-growing institutional flow
-international expansion
-AI product deployment
ALL at the same time.
That’s not an Achilles heel.
That’s a company aggressively building infrastructure before the next wave fully arrives.
Another overlooked detail:
Webull received its US self-clearing license.
That improves margins over time, reduces third-party dependency, and strengthens scalability.
Again:
they are laying rails, not just adding features.
And if PDT restrictions are eventually removed?
That could massively increase active trader growth, engagement, and trading volume across the platform.
This quarter may end up being remembered as the moment Webull stopped looking like:
“just another retail brokerage”
and started looking like:
“an AI-native fintech infrastructure company.”
Jensen Huang and $NVDA are telling the market Agentic AI is the next technological revolution. Anthony Denier just made it clear that Webull intends to be part of that future.
$BULL may not just be betting on fintech.
It may be betting on the future operating system of autonomous finance.
@Stocktology_@PstTenebrasLux@msrebh1@CantoRobinHood@Empiretime2024
Isn’t this mostly explained by
A. Illiquidity overhang. Can’t enter into any real position without moving the stock
And
B. Corporate governance overhang. Too tightly controlled by family and friends. Even at 4.9% you’d have very little influence and probably couldn’t get a board seat.