Webull Corp (BULL) Stock Forecast & Price Target

Webull is positioned as a high-growth brokerage with a mobile-first, low-cost platform that continues to deepen monetization through options activity, new products, and international expansion. Its fundamentals appear strong, as Q2 revenues reached $199M, up 51% year over year and 24% quarter over quarter, while adjusted operating profit was $63M with a 31.5% margin and customer assets grew 79% to about $29B with 5.13M funded accounts. Against that backdrop, the House Select Committee report looks like manageable headline risk rather than a thesis break, because much of the criticism was already disclosed, the cited remedies would require new legislation, and the stock still screens cheaply versus peers despite the selloff.

Webull is viewed negatively because its growth story depends on trust, yet the House Select Committee report tied the company’s ownership, technical workforce, data routing, financing, and compliance frameworks to the PRC, intensifying reputational and political risk. Management said the US platform saw net outflows for the first time this year, though only 0.01% of AUM, while ACATs hit a 3-year high, suggesting customer churn could worsen as competition pressures retention. Its revenue is also fragile because trading and interest income depend on market activity, volatility, and rates, while regulatory scrutiny, cybersecurity exposure, and founder control of over 80% of voting power heighten the chance of disruption or valuation compression.