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Another quarter, another flex
Webull says its first quarter of 2026 was a banger: record trading volumes, strong net deposits, and enough momentum to keep the company leaning into its big three priorities — active traders, international expansion, and more institutional/B2B adoption.
Why investors care
That combo matters because brokerages live and die by engagement. If users are trading more and putting more money onto the platform, Webull gets a better shot at monetizing that activity without having to chase growth like a toddler after an ice cream truck.
The bigger play
Management also sounds determined to keep building beyond the usual retail trading lane:
- More tools and features for active traders
- Expanding the U.S. retail experience overseas
- Pushing further into institutional investors and B2B partners
That matters because diversification can smooth out the boom-bust rhythm of retail trading, which can get weird fast when markets turn from party mode to “everyone is suddenly staring at the Fed.”
Big picture: Webull is still trying to turn trading enthusiasm into a more durable business. And so far, the growth story looks intact.