TLDR
- Rosenblatt Securities initiated coverage on Webull (NASDAQ:BULL) with a Buy rating and $19 price target
- The firm projects Webull can maintain over 25% revenue growth through 2027
- Webull has grown to become the second-largest mobile-first brokerage in the US
- Stock showed 9.65% gains over the past week with strong trading volume
- Company recently relaunched cryptocurrency trading services in August 2025
Rosenblatt Securities started coverage on Webull Corporation with a Buy rating and set a $19 price target on Thursday. The stock currently trades with a market cap of $6.76 billion.
The brokerage firm highlighted Webull’s transformation from a niche market data platform into the second-largest mobile-first brokerage in the United States. This growth came through zero-commission trading, mobile technology, and social media integration.
Webull’s revenue jumped 26.51% over the last twelve months. The company reported Q2 2025 total revenues of $131.5 million, marking a 46% year-over-year increase.
The stock gained 9.65% over the past week. Trading volume has remained elevated with an average of 14.18 million shares changing hands daily.
Rosenblatt based its $19 price target on 33 times the firm’s 2027 Adjusted EBITDA estimate. The analysts project Webull can sustain over 25% top-line growth through 2027.
Strong Mobile Platform Drives User Growth
Webull’s top-rated mobile app and integrated desktop platform have become key competitive advantages. These tools target active retail traders who demand superior trading technology.
The platform offers stocks, ETFs, options, and cryptocurrencies in one place. Customer assets and net deposits grew during the second quarter, reflecting an expanding user base.
Webull relaunched its cryptocurrency trading services on August 25, 2025, after a temporary pause. This move supports the company’s strategy to provide comprehensive trading services.
International Expansion and New Markets
The company continues expanding internationally while adding new product offerings. Prediction markets represent one area of growth beyond traditional securities trading.
Rosenblatt pointed to global “retailification” trends as tailwinds for Webull’s business model. The firm sees these market shifts favoring mobile-first brokerages.
Northland Securities also initiated coverage with an Outperform rating and $18 price target. The research firm praised Webull’s advanced trading tools for active traders.
Technical indicators currently show a Buy signal for the stock. Year-to-date performance stands at 20.22% gains.
Options activity suggests mixed sentiment among traders. However, high call option volume indicates some investors remain bullish on the stock’s prospects.
The company’s current market capitalization reached $6.91 billion as of recent trading sessions.
