Webull Corp. (NASDAQ:BULL) heads into its fourth‑quarter report on Wednesday with analysts looking for another strong top‑line print and continued profitability, as CEO Anthony Denier leans on a platform "built for the active, self-directed investor from day one."

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Wall Street's Expectations 

Analysts expect Webull to deliver Q4 revenue of about $160.8 million and EPS of 4 cents, which would cap a year in which revenue has already climbed from roughly $117.4 million in Q1 to $131.5 million in Q2 and $156.9 million in Q3. 

Segment‑wise, investors will watch whether trading‑related revenues and interest income can sustain Q3's pace, when trading revenue rose about 64% year over year and interest‑related income climbed roughly 30% plus on larger client balances, margin usage and stock lending. 

Customer assets grew 84% year-over-year to $21.2 billion and DARTs topped 1.1 million, highlighting how sensitive BULL remains to retail engagement and volatility going into Q4.

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Denier argues that retail investors are Webull's most durable moat. 

He told Benzinga that "what differentiates Webull is our long-term commitment to building a comprehensive ...