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Futu Holdings reported second-quarter 2026 revenue of HK$7,200.21 million and net income of HK$3,646.78 million, both higher than a year earlier, alongside record trading volumes above HK$6 trillion and growing international licenses, including a new securities license in Thailand. At the same time, Futu’s Moomoo platform secured a multi-year partnership with the LPGA to launch the Futu Ladies World Championship in Hong Kong in 2027, underlining the group’s push to raise its brand profile...

Futu Holdings has delivered a 103.7% gain over the past three years, yet current valuation checks suggest the stock may still be pricing in a discount to what its fundamentals imply. Both market multiples and an Excess Returns intrinsic value estimate point to a stock that screens cheaper than many peers despite recent volatility in shorter term returns. A 103.7% return over three years signals that long term holders in Futu Holdings have already seen strong gains, so any further upside now...

Futu Holdings (FUTU) is back in focus after reporting the strongest quarter in its history, with quarterly trading volume passing HK$6 trillion, alongside new business moves in Thailand and securities-backed margin financing for virtual assets. The recent earnings beat and overseas expansion have come alongside a sharp rebound in the share price in the short term, with a 7 day share price return of 10.50% and a 30 day share price return of 22.32%. This comes even though the year to date share...

On August 20, Futu Holdings Limited (NASDAQ:FUTU) reported the strongest quarter in its history, with trading volume pushing past HK$6 trillion for the first time. Buried inside those numbers, though, is a reminder that the company’s oldest and largest client base isn’t as untouchable as it once looked, with asset outflows tied to new compliance […]

The average of price targets set by Wall Street analysts indicates a potential upside of 32.6% in Futu Holdings (FUTU). While the effectiveness of this highly sought-after metric is questionable, the positive trend in earnings estimate revisions might translate into an upside in the stock.

Futu Holdings Ltd (FUTU) reports a 42% surge in net income and record client assets, while navigating regulatory-driven outflows and expanding into new markets like Thailand.

Moby summary of Futu Holdings Limited's Q2 2026 earnings call

Futu (NASDAQ:FUTU) reported higher second-quarter revenue and profit as trading activity, client assets and funded accounts increased, supported by strong U.S. equity interest, Hong Kong IPO activity and growth across overseas markets. Total revenue for the second quarter rose 36% year over year to

Futu Holdings Ltd. (NASDAQ:FUTU) stock is trading higher in Thursday’s premarket session after the company reported strong second-quarter results.Futu Holdings Earnings SnapshotFutu reported revenue of $918.16 million, beating the analyst estimate of $775.99 million. Revenue rose 35.6% year over year to 7.20 billion Hong Kong dollars, while gross profit increased 33.9% to 6.21 billion Hong Kong dollars ($792.5 million). Adjusted net income climbed 40.1% to 3.73 billion Hong Kong dollars ($475 mi

Leaf Li’s brokerage has become a central target in Beijing’s push to control the flow of Chinese money offshore.

Futu Holdings stock has fallen sharply this year despite a strong three year return. The key tension for investors is that recent share price weakness sits alongside valuation checks that still lean on the cheap side. Over the past three years, Futu Holdings has delivered a total return of 133.2%, which sets a high bar for what the current price is already assuming about the business. On one side, product launches such as the new Moomoo Engine can support expectations for future client...

Investing.com -- Moomoo, the investment and trading platform owned by Nasdaq-listed Futu Holdings, is set to announce on Thursday that it is rolling out a new unified trading framework called "Moomoo Engine" that stitches the platform’s research, options and technical tools into a single connected system, Investing.com has learned.

Susquehanna has filed a lawsuit seeking to unmask the traders who bet on a drop in Futu and Tiger Brokers stock.

Futu's core metrics remain firm in Q1, but a RMB1.85 billion regulatory penalty hits profit and raises questions about growth quality.

UPST's originations growth, AI automation and product expansion give it an edge over FUTU, which faces a CSRC penalty and profit pressure.

Futu Holdings' client assets surge in Q1 as higher-quality investors, strong inflows and expanded wealth offerings support its next growth phase.

Futu adds 225,000 funded accounts in Q1, but reaching its 800,000 goal now hinges on steady growth across overseas markets.

FUTU's 24% plunge, regulatory penalty and strong user growth leave investors weighing whether its healthy platform is still worth the risk.

Futu Holdings Limited (NASDAQ:FUTU) is one of the most profitable growth stocks to buy. On May 28, Futu Holdings reported strong operational growth for Q1 2026, with funded accounts rising 34.3% year-over-year to 3.6 million and total client assets increasing 47.2% to HK$1.22 trillion. Trading volume reached a record HK$4.15 trillion, supported by increased activity […]

Futu Holdings suspended buy orders for existing mainland China clients after Chinese regulators increased enforcement on unlicensed securities activities. The company now faces multiple securities investigations in both China and the US, including probes by US law firms into potential misleading business information. These actions affect a meaningful share of Futu's funded accounts and raise questions about its regulatory standing and future business model. For investors watching...

New rules explicitly cover individual investors for the first time, adding scrutiny to overseas investment activity.

Investing.com -- Retail investors are growing more sophisticated, more disciplined, and increasingly hungry for unified platforms that span stocks, options, and crypto, according to executives at Moomoo U.S., who spoke exclusively with Investing.com.

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Futu Holdings Ltd (FUTU) reports a 25% revenue increase despite a significant drop in net income due to regulatory impacts and increased operating expenses.

Futu (NASDAQ:FUTU) reported record trading activity and continued international account growth in the first quarter of 2026, while a regulatory penalty from Chinese authorities weighed sharply on reported net income. On the company’s earnings call, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Leaf Li said

Earlier this month, Futu Holdings disclosed that Chinese regulators issued a Notice of Investigation and an Administrative Penalty Pre-Notification Letter over alleged unlicensed securities, public fund sales, and futures activities in mainland China, with a proposed penalty of about RMB 1.85 billion (approximately US$271 million) alongside potential business rectifications or cessation. A striking detail for investors is that funded accounts from mainland China represented around 13% of...

Regulators target unlicensed cross-border trading as Futu shares plunge 28% after proposed fines.

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