Webull CEO Anthony Denier reports that retail investors are broadening their AI exposure beyond major chip stocks like Nvidia, AMD, and Micron into the wider AI infrastructure supply chain. Retail participation in AI-related stocks has grown from 3% to 9% of users over two years, with investors taking a more research-driven, diversified approach across semiconductor equipment, data centers, networking, and cooling infrastructure rather than chasing momentum in a narrow group of stocks.

Webull (NASDAQ: BULL) reported Q1 earnings of $0.03 per share, meeting consensus estimates, with revenue of $159.93 million beating Street expectations of $158.15 million. The company showed strong growth metrics including 90% year-over-year increase in customer assets to $24 billion, 104% growth in equity notional volume to $261 billion, and 15% growth in registered users to 27.6 million. The stock rose 1.66% in after-hours trading.

Webull has launched Vega Analyst, an AI-powered stock analysis tool that generates customized, real-time research summaries for retail investors. The tool allows users to select modules covering fundamentals, financial performance, valuation, technical trends, and risk factors. It is available as a paid add-on with 3,000 credits per billing cycle (roughly 30 reports monthly), while free users can generate a limited number of reports.

Webull and Robinhood stocks surged as the SEC eliminated the pattern day trader (PDT) rule, removing the $25,000 minimum account requirement for active traders. This regulatory change is expected to boost engagement and trading volumes for retail brokerages. Additionally, analysts project prediction markets could reach $240 billion in volume by 2026 and scale to $1 trillion by 2030, creating a new high-margin revenue stream for trading platforms.

Lyft and Webull, both down significantly from their all-time highs, are presented as potential recovery plays with doubling potential by 2028. Lyft benefits from a ride-sharing market expected to grow 10X by 2033 and improving KPIs, while trading at a discount to Uber. Webull is moving toward profitability with strong user growth and expanding services including cryptocurrency trading.

U.S. stock futures declined on Thursday following geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, with reports of Iran initiating contact with Trump for ceasefire negotiations. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 fell slightly in premarket trading. Notable movers included Broadcom surging 6.66% on better-than-expected Q1 results, Veeva Systems rising 11.32% on strong guidance, Trade Desk jumping 16.85% following insider buying, and Webull falling 3.13% after missing profit targets.

Webull launched a consolidated market data feed for overnight U.S. stock trading, merging real-time data from Blue Ocean and Bruce Markets into a single platform. The tool addresses market fragmentation that previously limited retail trader visibility and wider spreads. Available in 11 of 14 global markets with two subscription tiers ($4.99 and higher), it provides strategic advantages for international traders, particularly in Asia-Pacific regions.

The article critiques Shiba Inu cryptocurrency, highlighting significant concerns including a recent security hack, lack of leadership, problematic tokenomics, and minimal adoption, resulting in a 65% price decline over the past year.

Market analysis reveals 10 potentially undervalued stocks with low Relative Strength Index (RSI) scores, suggesting potential for price recovery after recent market downturn.

Webull launched Vega, an AI-powered decision tool designed to help investors filter market information and receive personalized, actionable insights by monitoring individual user interests and investment preferences.

A comprehensive overview of options trading activity across 10 financial stocks, highlighting significant options trades with varying sentiment and contract details.

A comprehensive analysis of options trading activity across 10 financial sector stocks, highlighting significant options trades with varying bullish and bearish sentiments.