Webull experienced a brief stock surge of 500% after going public through a merger, reaching a market cap of $29.6 billion. However, the stock has since fallen approximately 80%, trading below $13. In comparison, Robinhood's market trajectory reflects a more stable growth with an 1,100% return over three years. Webull's current market cap of $5.9 billion and higher P/S ratio indicates overvaluation relative to Robinhood. Despite a lower P/E ratio and significant cash reserves, Webull’s financials show discrepancies due to one-time gains. Future growth depends on revenue scaling.
Webull, after its merger, saw a 500% increase in stock value initially, but has since dropped by about 80%, currently trading below $13 per share.
Despite Robinhood's similar initial surge and decline, it has achieved significant long-term growth, indicating possible pathways for Webull's future valuation improvements.
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