Key Takeaways
- Webull’s quarterly earnings announcement is scheduled for August 19 following the closing bell, with market expectations pointing to a 6.9% potential price swing.
- Analyst projections call for earnings per share of $0.03, representing a 103% jump compared to last year, alongside $175 million in revenue, marking a 33% increase.
- Historical data shows the stock exceeded options-implied movements in three out of the past five earnings announcements.
- The company’s Zacks Earnings ESP currently registers at -100%, indicating difficulty in forecasting a positive earnings surprise.
- Webull’s track record shows only one consensus EPS beat across the previous four quarterly reports.
The upcoming earnings release for Webull (BULL) is scheduled for August 19 following the close of regular trading hours. According to options market data gathered by Bloomberg, traders are anticipating a potential price movement of 6.9% in either direction. At present, BULL shares are experiencing a modest uptick of 0.59%.
Webull Corporation Class A Ordinary Shares, BULL
Analyst expectations for the June 2026 quarter point toward earnings of $0.03 per share. This projection represents an impressive year-over-year growth rate of approximately 103%. On the top line, revenue forecasts stand at $175 million, reflecting a 33.1% climb compared to the corresponding quarter from the previous year.
Throughout the past month, the consensus earnings estimate has remained unchanged. This stability indicates that analysts have maintained their positions without implementing upward or downward adjustments in anticipation of the upcoming announcement.
The previous quarterly report presented a contrasting outcome. Expectations called for Webull to deliver $0.03 per share, yet the actual result came in at $0.02, representing a shortfall of 33.33%. Examining the last four quarterly periods, the company has managed to surpass consensus projections on just a single occasion.
Earnings ESP Signals Warning
The Zacks Earnings ESP metric, which evaluates the difference between the Most Accurate Estimate and the Zacks Consensus Estimate, currently shows -100% for Webull. This negative figure indicates that the Most Accurate Estimate falls short of consensus, pointing to analysts who have recently revised their models adopting a more conservative stance.
Webull holds a Zacks Rank of 3 (Hold). When paired with the unfavorable Earnings ESP reading, Zacks methodology suggests this configuration doesn’t position Webull as a compelling candidate for an earnings beat.
Historical price movements around earnings provide valuable perspective. On May 21, 2026, shares declined 12.7% compared to the 6.7% implied movement. This represented the most significant deviation from the implied range in recent periods.
The March 4, 2026 announcement resulted in merely a 0.5% decrease, staying well within the 8.2% implied movement range. The November 2025 report triggered a 15.1% decline versus an expected 9.6% move.
Historical Movement Comparison
Looking back to August 28, 2025, Webull experienced a 5.2% decline compared to the 7.7% implied movement. This marked one of two occasions where actual price action fell short of options market expectations.
The May 22, 2025 report saw shares fall 9.0% against an implied movement of 10.3%, representing the second instance where the realized move remained below the anticipated range.
Analyzing the five most recent earnings events reveals that three instances produced movements exceeding the options-implied range. Notably, all five reports resulted in share price declines following the announcements.
The upcoming August 19 announcement will detail results for the quarter ending June 2026. With no estimate revisions occurring over the previous 30 days, analyst consensus remains steady at $0.03 per share in earnings on $175 million in revenue.


