BULL
Mark your calendars
Webull Corporation says it will report first-quarter 2026 earnings after market close on May 21. That makes this a classic wait-and-see moment: the company isn’t giving you the numbers yet, just the date on the calendar.
Why investors care
If you own the stock, this is the part where the plot gets real. Earnings season is when the market asks the annoying but necessary questions: Is growth holding up? Are users still active? And is the business actually turning all that app traffic into something resembling durable profit?
A company with a little extra attention
Webull has already been in the headlines lately with a $100 million buyback and a pair of SEC-related regulatory updates. So this earnings call won’t be happening in a vacuum — investors will be listening for any hint that the business is stabilizing, not just surviving the news cycle.
Big picture
For now, this is just a scheduling announcement, not a surprise or a numbers dump. But for a stock like BULL, the earnings date is the beginning of the fireworks, not the end of the show.