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Webull Canada will allow clients to connect brokerage accounts to AI assistants like ChatGPT for trading and research. The feature, using Model Context Protocol, will roll out by early November. Webull Corporation (BULL), listed on Nasdaq, has over 29 million users and its shares have dropped 30.6% year to date.

Webull (BULL) has launched extended-hours trading for select single-stock and ETF options, including Apple (AAPL), Amazon (AMZN), NVIDIA (NVDA), and Tesla (TSLA). The move follows similar initiatives by Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) and Cboe (CBOE).

Webull (BULL) will offer Bitcoin perpetual futures to its 6M+ clients, partnering with Kalshi, a CFTC-regulated exchange. Launch is set for November 2026, with other crypto assets to follow. Webull's stock saw a positive market reaction, according to research notes.

Robinhood reported record Q2 2026 revenue of $1.31B. Webull, Futu, eToro, and Morningstar also posted Q2 results. Webull's CEO highlighted record performance. Morningstar plans to report Q3 results on October 28.

A class action lawsuit alleges Webull (BULL) misled investors about its China operations, claiming the company's SEC filings understated its reliance on China-based personnel and infrastructure. The complaint cites a 2025 registration statement showing 61% of employees were in China. Webull's stock reportedly dropped 19% after a congressional committee found discrepancies in the company's representations.

Analysts updated price targets for several companies. Needham raised CrowdStrike's (CRWD) target to $310, Baird increased Humana's (HUM) to $596, and others adjusted targets for Robinhood (HOOD), Webull (BULL), Align (ALGN), Pacira (PCRX), Sailpoint (SAIL), Unity (U), and Arcturus (ARCT). AT&T's (T) target was cut by Scotiabank.

Webull Corp (BULL) shares rose 4.2% premarket after Scotiabank upgraded it to Sector Outperform with a $9 target. The move follows a 20% drop on Wednesday due to a U.S. House report on its China ties. Scotiabank sees the selloff as overdone, while Rosenblatt cut its target to $12 but kept a Buy rating. Analysts believe regulatory risks are overstated and valuation is attractive.

Rosenblatt lowered its price target on Webull (BULL) to $12 from $15, citing regulatory uncertainty from a House committee report. The stock is down 55% from its 52-week high. Despite headline risks, the firm maintains a Buy rating, noting no fundamental concerns. Webull's Q2 earnings beat expectations, with revenue up 51% YoY. Analysts have mixed views on its future prospects.

Robinhood (HOOD) and Public.com are offering incentives for Webull (BULL) customers to switch after a House committee raised concerns about Webull's ties to China. Webull disputes the findings, stating U.S. customer data is stored and controlled in the U.S. BULL stock fell 19% on Wednesday, its worst session since April 2025, and is down 28% year-to-date.

U.S. stocks fell Wednesday due to rising Treasury yields. Applied Digital (APLD) dropped 6.04% but reported strong Q1 revenue growth. Webull (BULL) fell 19.09% over China ties concerns. Super Micro Computer (SMCI) rose 3.41% on AI data-center news. Micron (MU) gained 4.06% despite potential Taiwan strike. Caterpillar (CAT) slid 5.82% amid FTC and USDA market inquiries.