Stock Preachers News Commentary - Global Market Insights valued the e-brokerage market at $14.1 billion in 2024 and projects $34.6 billion by 2034, a compound annual growth rate of 9.4% from 2025 to 2034.
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Insights → value → 2034
The firm says retail investors hold 68% of the market and mobile-based platforms account for around 44%.
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platforms → say → %
Active Companies from around the markets with current developments this week include: Stock Preachers (stockpreachers.com), Quote Daddy (quotedaddy.com), Webull Corporation (NASDAQ: BULL), Robinhood Markets, Inc. (NASDAQ: HOOD), SoFi Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: SOFI), and The Charles Schwab Corporation (NYSE: SCHW).
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Companies → include → Preachers
An earlier report from the same firm covers the app layer.
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Global Market Insights’ stock trading and investing applications report, published in September 2023, valued that market at $24.1 billion in 2022 and projected $126 billion by 2032, a compound annual growth rate of over 19% from 2023 to 2032, with the mobile-based segment holding over 60% of the market in 2022.
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segment → publish → 2022
That report predates this year’s results and uses a different market definition from the e-brokerage figure above, so the two should be read as separate forecasts, not one trend line.
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two → predate → forecasts
Reported activity this year is consistent with the direction of those forecasts.
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activity → report → forecasts
Schwab’s second quarter daily average trades reached a record 11.9 million, up 57% from a year earlier.
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trades → reach → record
Robinhood reported equity trading volume of $335.4 billion for August, up 68% from August 2025.
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Robinhood → report → August
Webull reported second quarter revenue up 51% year over year, and SoFi reported member growth of 35%.
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Each figure is company-reported and detailed below.
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Activity growth and share-price performance are not the same thing, and this commentary does not suggest that any company named here is a buy.
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company → suggest → ?
Public equities in the group have moved unevenly this year, and the companies below are included as sector context.
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companies → move → context
What the activity data does show is that more individual investors are placing more trades, and that raises the value of the information that sits around a trade: live quotes, company filings, insider activity and institutional holdings.
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that → show → trade
That information layer is where two free resources, both covered below, are positioned: Stock Preachers for market news, technical analysis and chart setups, and Quote Daddy for live quotes, filings and institutional holdings.
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- Stock Preachers pairs market news with technical analysis on trend, support and resistance, volume and momentum, under the tagline “Read the chart.
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Preachers → pair → chart
- Free newsletter and e-book: Stock Preachers offers a free alerts newsletter and the 27-page “Knowledge is Power” guide to reading the news, reading the chart and managing risk.
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Knowledge → offer → risk
- Quote Daddy is free to use, with no credit card required, goto: quotedaddy.com.
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card → use → ?
- Canadian coverage across TSX, TSX-V and CSE, with Canadian listings delayed by 15 minutes or more, per the FAQ.
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listings → delay → FAQ
- SEC filings and Form 4 insider activity appear on stock pages.
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- 13F filings from top investors and disclosed congressional trades are on the Top Investors page.
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Its sections include The Roadmap, a weekly market analysis series, Technical Analysis, Market Recaps, a Newswire section, Lessons and StockTalk.
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sections → include → Roadmap
The site describes its coverage as “market news, technical analysis, chart setups and small-cap stock commentary,” and its About page and homepage attribute commentary to “the Stock Preacher.”
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page → describe → Preacher
The content is informational and educational and is not investment advice, and the site warns that investing in penny stocks and small-cap stocks is highly speculative.
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The two products cover different parts of the same job.
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Stock Preachers is built around reading the chart and the news.
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Preachers → build → chart
Quote Daddy is a stock-tracking application owned and operated by Market Equities Limited.
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Daddy → track → Limited
The site describes it as “Every quote that matters, in one clean dashboard.”
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It states plainly that it is not a broker-dealer and does not execute trades, so it does not compete with the brokerages below for order flow.
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It competes for the screen an investor checks before and after a trade.
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investor → compete → trade
The brokerages in this sector bundle research and charts into their own apps.
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brokerages → bundle → apps
Independent trackers such as Quote Daddy sit alongside them.
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trackers → sit → them
Per its site, Quote Daddy covers interactive candlestick charts, live bid and ask spreads for U.S. stocks, key fundamentals, watchlists that sync across devices, portfolio profit and loss, a markets section for indices, futures, crypto and top movers, and AI-written summaries of daily market movement.
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that → cover → movement
Its Top Investors section publishes the latest 13F filings from major fund managers alongside disclosed trades by members of Congress.
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It says 13F filings and congressional disclosures are reported on a delay of roughly 45 days, that the one-year return figures shown on investor profiles are rough, illustrative and unverified, and that AI briefings “can occasionally get something wrong” and are not financial advice.
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Market data is supplied by third parties, including Finnhub.
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In a sector where record volumes are being reported, those caveats matter as much as the features.
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caveats → report → features
Webull Corporation (NASDAQ: BULL)
Webull reported second quarter 2026 results on August 19.
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Webull → report → August
Total revenues increased 51% year over year to $198.8 million, and net income attributable to the Company was $24.4 million.
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income → increase → Company
Registered users increased 13% to 28.2 million, funded accounts increased 8% to 5.13 million, and customer assets totaled $28.5 billion, a 79% increase.
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…and 54 more, not listed.
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