Interactive Brokers Group, Inc. operates as an automated electronic broker in the United States and internationally. The company engages in the execution, clearance, and settlement of trades in stocks, options, futures, foreign exchange instruments, bonds, precious metals, and cryptocurrencies; and the company provides custody, prime brokerage, securities, and margin lending services. It also offers custody and service accounts for hedge and mutual funds, ETFs, registered investment advisors, proprietary trading groups, introducing brokers, and individual investors. In addition, the company provides trading platforms, including IBKR Trader Workstation, IBKR Desktop, IBKR Mobile, and IBKR Client Portal platform, as well as IBKR GlobalTrader mobile application, and IBKR APIs, builds custom trading applications and automates any part of the trading process. Further, it offers IBKR Pro, IBKR Lite, IBKR Universal Account, insured bank deposit sweep program, investors' marketplace, mutual fund marketplace, bond marketplace, forecast and event contracts, fractional trading, no transaction fee program for exchange-traded funds, overnight trading hours, and karta visa infinite charge card. It serves institutional and individual customers through electronic exchanges and market centers. Interactive Brokers Group, Inc. was founded in 1977 and is headquartered in Greenwich, Connecticut.
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Interactive Brokers Partners With Daol to Expand in South Korea
Interactive Brokers Group has entered a strategic collaboration with Daol Investment & Securities to provide eligible South Korean investors with cost-effective access to global equities. The partnership leverages Daol's local market presence and client relationships while IBKR supplies the technology and infrastructure for international investing, reinforcing its white-label and introducing-broker capabilities. Daol also plans to expand access to markets, derivatives, and direct-investment services in South Korea for overseas investors, creating a broader two-way global investment platform. The collaboration is not expected to impact IBKR's near-term financial results but could support long-term growth by expanding its South Korean client reach and increasing trading activity. In July 2026, IBKR's daily average revenue trades rose 27% year over year to 4.43 million, client accounts grew 34% to 5.32 million, client equity increased 32% to $906.7 billion, and margin loan balances jumped 49% to $100.7 billion.
Fintech Stocks Gain Attention as Financial Services Go Digital
Fintech stocks are gaining investor attention as financial services increasingly go digital. Interactive Brokers Group Inc. IBKR, Nu Holdings Ltd. NU and Visa Inc. V are highlighted as companies positioned to benefit from this trend. Interactive Brokers carries a Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy), with the Zacks Consensus Estimate for its 2026 sales and EPS implying year-over-year growth of 18% and 22.8%, respectively. Nu Holdings added roughly 4 million customers in the second quarter of 2026, bringing its global customer base to 139 million, and its 2026 sales and EPS are expected to jump 42% and 38.7% year over year. Visa's fiscal 2026 sales and EPS are projected to grow 14.6% and 14.7%, respectively, and the company carries a Zacks Rank of 3.
Interactive Brokers Stock Gained Nearly 500% in Five Years
Interactive Brokers' stock has gained nearly 500% over the past five years, rising from about $15 to $93 as of August 24, despite not being an AI company. The online brokerage grew customer accounts from 1.7 million at the end of 2021 to 5.19 million by the second quarter of 2026, a 34% year-over-year increase, while customer equity reached $930.3 billion, up 40%, and daily average revenue trades rose 36% to 4.82 million. Revenue grew 126% between 2021 and 2025, and net income more than tripled, driven by operating leverage from its highly automated infrastructure. The stock's valuation has expanded from a price-to-earnings ratio of roughly 18 to 20 five years ago to 37 today, meaning future returns will depend more on earnings growth than further multiple expansion.
Zacks Investment Research highlights three non-tech Nasdaq-listed stocks with strong growth prospects for 2026. Interactive Brokers Group is expected to grow revenue and earnings by 18% and 22.8% respectively this year, with its consensus earnings estimate up 1.9% over the last 30 days. Roku's advertising revenue rose 24.8% year over year to $672.8 million in the second quarter of 2026, and its earnings estimate has improved 13.6% over the last month. BrightSpring Health Services is projected to grow revenue by 18.2% and earnings by 82% in 2026, with its earnings estimate up 8.3% over the last 30 days.
Interactive Brokers Adds Local Currency Funding for Latin American Clients
Interactive Brokers Group announced a new funding solution for Latin American clients through a collaboration with Paysafe's SafetyPay. The partnership allows clients in the region to fund IBKR accounts in local currencies via SafetyPay's payment network. The new option is aimed at making IBKR's platform more accessible and convenient for investors in key Latin American markets.
Interactive Brokers Adds Romanian Equities and Brazilian Futures Access
Interactive Brokers Group has expanded its platform by adding access to the Bucharest Stock Exchange and enabling eligible non-resident clients to trade Brazilian futures on B3. The move broadens exposure to Romanian equities and Brazilian derivatives alongside more than 170 global markets. The company says the additions support its role as a global, low-cost gateway, though they do not change the biggest swing factors of trading volumes and interest income. Analysts project $10.2 billion revenue and $1.8 billion earnings by 2029, requiring 14.2% yearly revenue growth.
Interactive Brokers Reports 27% Jump in July DARTs and 43% Surge in New Accounts
Interactive Brokers reported a 27% year-over-year increase in total client Daily Average Revenue Trades to 4.43 million for July 2026, alongside a 43% jump in net new accounts to 131,800, bringing total accounts to 5.32 million. The company cited heightened trading activity amid elevated volatility across equities, options and global futures, driven by shifting Federal Reserve policy expectations and macro-driven portfolio repositioning. Interactive Brokers also continues to benefit from its low-cost structure, competitive margin rates, and ongoing product enhancements. The Zacks Consensus Estimate for 2026 earnings has been revised upward to $2.69 per share, with the stock carrying a Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy).
Interactive Brokers Fair Value Estimate Raised to $106.97 After Strong Earnings and Analyst Support
Simply Wall St has raised its fair value estimate for Interactive Brokers Group to US$106.97, up from US$88.27, following the company's second-quarter 2026 results and a wave of bullish analyst revisions. The updated model reflects a revenue growth assumption of 14.22%, a net profit margin of 17.31%, a future price-to-earnings multiple of 35.12 times, and a discount rate of 8.36%. In July 2026, BofA, Barclays, BMO Capital, and Piper Sandler all lifted their price targets, citing strong net interest income, account growth, and robust pretax margins, while BMO noted that earnings per share and revenue beat its estimates. Bearish voices flagged higher operating expenses tied to SEC fees and potential competitive pressures from prediction markets and perpetual futures.
Interactive Brokers Reports July 2026 Metrics, DARTs Up 27% Year-Over-Year
Interactive Brokers Group reported its July 2026 brokerage metrics, with Daily Average Revenue Trades reaching 4.426 million, a 27% increase from the prior year but a 16% decline from the prior month. Ending client equity stood at $906.7 billion, up 32% year-over-year and down 3% month-over-month, while client margin loan balances rose 49% from a year earlier to $100.7 billion. The firm also disclosed that IBKR PRO clients' total cost of executing and clearing U.S. Reg.-NMS stocks was about 4.0 basis points of trade money in July, compared to a rolling twelve-month net cost of 2.5 basis points. Client accounts grew 34% year-over-year to 5.317 million, and the average commission per cleared commissionable order was $2.56 including exchange, clearing and regulatory fees.
Interactive Brokers reported a sharp acceleration in revenue growth for the second quarter of 2026, driven by heightened trading activity. Total revenue climbed 28% year over year to $1.9 billion, up from 17% growth in the first quarter, with commission revenue rising 30% to $673 million and net interest revenue up 23% to $1.06 billion. The company processed 4.82 million daily average revenue trades, a 34% increase, and ended the quarter with a record 5.19 million client accounts, up 30%. Clients held $108.5 billion in margin loans, a 67% jump, which could boost interest income further if the Federal Reserve raises rates. Earnings per share reached $0.69, a 35% increase, and Wall Street estimates earnings of $3.17 per share in 2027, implying a forward price-to-earnings ratio of 29.1.
Interactive Brokers reported a pre-tax profit margin of 77% in its latest quarter, marking seven consecutive quarters with a margin above 70%. The online brokerage, which connects traders across 170 markets worldwide, grew customer accounts 34% to 5.19 million while operating with only 3,000 employees globally. Net interest income rose 23% to $1 billion last quarter, becoming the largest revenue segment, though this may face headwinds in a falling rate environment. The stock trades at a price-to-earnings ratio of 36, near multi-year highs, following a recent acceleration in account growth.
Interactive Brokers Reports Record Q2 Earnings and Expands Crypto Offerings
Interactive Brokers Group reported record second-quarter 2026 net income of US$312 million, up from US$224 million a year earlier, with diluted earnings per share from continuing operations of US$0.69 versus US$0.51. The broker also expanded its multi-asset platform by adding new cryptocurrencies, enabling near-instant 24/7 stablecoin deposits and withdrawals, and integrating these flows into trading across 170 markets. The record quarter, which featured a 77% pretax margin, reinforces the company's technology-led, low-cost global brokerage model and its ability to attract active clients and assets. However, the deepening crypto integration adds operational and regulatory complexity, and the business remains heavily dependent on trading volumes and net interest income that could decline if market volatility falls or regulators tighten rules. Analyst projections vary widely, with some bullish estimates reaching US$7.6 billion in revenue and US$1.4 billion in earnings by 2028, partly driven by rapid digital asset expansion.
Interactive Brokers Reports Record Q2 2026 Revenue and 77% Pretax Margin
Interactive Brokers Group Inc achieved record net revenues in the second quarter of 2026, with a pretax profit margin of 77% marking the seventh consecutive quarter above 70%. Commissions rose 30% year-over-year to a new record, while net interest income increased 23% to over $1 billion. Client equity grew 40% to $930 billion, and customer daily average revenue trades reached 4.8 million, up 36% from a year earlier. The company also received preliminary conditional approval from the OCC for a National Trust Bank charter, enhancing its asset custody capabilities.
Interactive Brokers Group to report Q2 earnings on July 21 after market close
Interactive Brokers Group is scheduled to announce its second-quarter earnings results on Tuesday, July 21st, after market close. The consensus earnings per share estimate stands at $0.64, representing a 25.5% increase year-over-year, while the consensus revenue estimate is $1.8 billion, up 21.6% from the prior year. Over the past two years, the company has beaten EPS estimates 75% of the time and revenue estimates 75% of the time. In the last three months, EPS estimates have seen seven upward revisions and zero downward revisions, and revenue estimates have seen four upward revisions and zero downward revisions.
Zacks highlights research reports on Interactive Brokers, Danaher, and S&P Global
Zacks Investment Research released new research reports on 16 major stocks, including Interactive Brokers, Danaher, and S&P Global, as well as a micro-cap stock Optical Cable. Interactive Brokers has outperformed its industry over the past year with a 64.7% gain versus 33.2%, driven by a widening product set and automated platform, though earnings remain sensitive to benchmark-rate changes and elevated expenses. Danaher's shares gained 3.9% over the past year, lagging the Zacks Medical Services industry's 18% gain, with strength in bioprocessing and filtration offset by weakness in diagnostics and high debt. S&P Global's shares declined 10.5% over the past year, slightly better than its industry's 11.4% decline, as subscription-based revenue and the IHS Markit acquisition support growth amid rising expenses and competitive pressures. Optical Cable, a micro-cap with a market capitalization of $144.85 million, saw its shares rise 175.8% over the past year, in line with the Zacks Fiber Optics industry, supported by demand from enterprise, data center, and severe-duty markets, though risks include constrained liquidity and customer concentration.
Kalshi launched Kalshi Pro, an advanced trading workstation, marking another step in its shift to become a full-service financial exchange. The new app offers professional trading tools for activities like trading multiple markets at once, reacting to live events in real time, and managing resting orders. The move puts Kalshi into direct competition with Robinhood and Interactive Brokers, and increases pressure on Coinbase. Kalshi noted it has long had the structure for a traditional financial exchange, including CFTC regulation and a DCM license, but lacked advanced trading features for pro users. Product lead Andy Chang said the company built Pro to give its most active traders the cockpit they deserve.
Interactive Brokers Stock Surges 35.3% in First Half of 2026
Interactive Brokers shares jumped 35.3% in the first half of 2026, driven by rapid customer growth and expansion into new markets like South Korea. Total customer accounts grew 31% to 4.75 million in the first quarter, while commission revenue rose 19% and net interest income increased 17%. The company posted a 77% pre-tax margin, reflecting its high profitability. Shares now trade at a price-to-earnings ratio of 41, up from around 20 in prior years, as investors reward its consistent market share gains.
Goldman Sachs vs. Interactive Brokers: Which Financial Stock Is a Better Buy in 2026?
Goldman Sachs and Interactive Brokers present contrasting investment cases for 2026, with Goldman offering stability and a lower valuation while Interactive Brokers delivers faster growth and higher returns. Goldman Sachs reported fiscal 2025 revenue of approximately $58.3 billion, a 9% increase, and net income of roughly $17.2 billion, but carries a debt-to-equity ratio of about 4.9x and negative free cash flow of $47.2 billion. Interactive Brokers achieved nearly $6 billion in revenue, up 20%, with net income of roughly $984 million and a 70% net margin, while maintaining no significant debt and generating about $15.7 billion in free cash flow. Goldman trades at a forward P/E of 17.1x, close to the sector benchmark of 17.3x, whereas Interactive Brokers commands a premium at 36.1x. Since 2021, Goldman has returned about 200% versus Interactive Brokers' nearly 450%, though over the past year the gap narrowed to 46% and 57% respectively. The choice hinges on investor preference for capital preservation and stability with Goldman or technology-driven growth with Interactive Brokers.
DOJ Probes Alleged Insider Trading Scheme That Stung Susquehanna
The Justice Department is looking into Susquehanna International Group's allegations that unknown insider traders made $100 million on options bets placed ahead of a recent Chinese regulatory crackdown on cross-border brokerages, according to people familiar with the matter. The criminal division in Washington is leading the probe, which is in its early stages. The Securities and Exchange Commission is also examining the trades described in the market-making firm's complaint. Susquehanna said in a lawsuit filed Monday in Manhattan federal court that it lost more than $70 million as counterparty on most of the alleged insider trades, which involved US exchange-traded options in Chinese securities firms targeted in a May 22 crackdown. The firm sued 100 John Doe defendants and obtained a court order freezing accounts at Interactive Brokers Group Inc. and the platforms of Futu Holdings Ltd. and Up Fintech Holdings Ltd. that the defendants allegedly used.
Interactive Brokers' June 2026 Client DARTs Rise 53% Year Over Year
Interactive Brokers reported a 53% year-over-year increase in client Daily Average Revenue Trades for June 2026, reaching 5,269,000. Total customer accounts grew 34% from a year ago to 5.19 million, while client equity jumped 40% to $930.3 billion. Options contracts rose 28% to 148.6 million, and futures contracts increased 31% to 22.9 million. Customer margin loan balances surged 67% to $108.5 billion.
Interactive Brokers Group stock appears fully priced despite delivering a 454.6% return over the past five years. The company currently trades at about 37.4 times earnings, above the peer average of roughly 25.6 times and slightly below the broader Capital Markets industry average of around 39.9 times. Simply Wall St's fair price-to-earnings estimate for Interactive Brokers Group is about 21.5 times, suggesting the current level builds in a rich expectations gap relative to its growth profile, margins, size, and risks. While record client credit balances of $107.1 billion, up 36% year-over-year, and strong client growth support optimism, heavier reliance on interest income and margin lending may leave the valuation exposed if market conditions soften. On Simply Wall St's broader checks, Interactive Brokers Group scores just 1 out of 6 for value, indicating the stock currently looks more like a premium than a clear bargain.
Interactive Brokers Launches Korean Equities Trading via Nextrade
Interactive Brokers Group has launched Korean equities trading for global clients through Nextrade, South Korea's first Alternative Trading System. The rollout provides access to extended trading hours from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM KST and additional liquidity across approximately 650 securities on KOSPI and KOSDAQ. Interactive Brokers was the first major US-based platform to offer direct access to Korean equities, and this move pairs the Korea Exchange with Nextrade, applying IB SmartRouting across both venues. The expansion reinforces the broker's pitch to active global traders seeking liquidity, price quality, and time-zone flexibility.
EP3 by Connamara Technologies Wins Best Matching Engine for Prediction/Event Markets at TradingTech Insight Awards USA 2026
Connamara Technologies' flagship platform EP3 has won the 'Best Matching Engine for Prediction/Event Markets' award at the 2026 TradingTech Insight USA Awards. The award recognizes EP3 as the leading technology platform for US prediction markets, providing fully integrated exchange and clearing infrastructure. EP3 powers marketplaces such as ForecastEx, a subsidiary of IBKR, and Railbird, which was acquired by DraftKings, and features true 24/7/365 trading and cloud-native architecture. This marks the sixth accolade for the company in 2026 and the fifteenth since its launch in 2022. Connamara Technologies was also nominated for 'Best Matching Engine for Exchanges and Electronic Trading Venues' at the same awards.
Financial sector climbs in Q2 as Robinhood leads gainers, CME heads losers
The financial sector gained 8.66% in the second quarter of 2026, as measured by the State Street Financial Select Sector SPDR ETF, but underperformed the broader S&P 500's 13.16% return. Robinhood Markets was the biggest winner in the financial sector during Q2, soaring 53.90%, while CME Group was the biggest detractor, declining 25.79%. Other top gainers included Franklin Resources, up 45.22%, and Interactive Brokers, up 36.66%, while Intercontinental Exchange fell 21.56% and Cboe Global Markets lost 14.04%. Analyst Ian Bezek noted that prediction markets drove many of the quarter's biggest movers, with Robinhood and Interactive Brokers benefiting from event contracts, while traditional exchanges faced concerns about losing market share.
Interactive Brokers Group Surged on Account Growth and Improved Trading Volume
TimesSquare Capital Management's U.S. Mid Cap Growth Strategy highlighted Interactive Brokers Group in its first-quarter 2026 investor letter, noting the electronic broker edged forward by 4% over the quarter. Account growth and trading volume were contributing factors in the company's latest results. Interactive Brokers Group closed at $88.20 per share on June 29, 2026, with a one-month return of -0.59% and a 52-week gain of 56.61%, giving it a market capitalization of $149.61 billion. The strategy, which fell 7.72% net in the quarter compared to a 6.35% decline for the Russell Midcap Growth Index, favors financial technology providers over banks facing credit deterioration or rising deposit costs.
Interactive Brokers poised to benefit from higher-for-longer interest rates
Interactive Brokers stands to gain from a higher-for-longer interest rate policy signaled by Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh. The electronic broker generates the majority of its revenue from net interest income, which totaled $904 million in the first quarter of 2026, accounting for about 54% of total net revenue. As of May 31, 2026, client credit balances reached $180.1 billion, up 34% year-over-year, while margin loan balances hit $100.9 billion, a 65% increase. Customer accounts grew 32% to nearly 5 million. Analysts forecast earnings per share rising from $2.19 in 2025 to $2.51 in 2026 and $2.88 in 2027, supporting continued dividend growth.
Charles Schwab hits record client assets, rolls out 24/7 crypto futures trading
Charles Schwab reported record core net new assets of US$49.9 billion for May 2026, pushing total client assets to an all-time high of US$13.14 trillion. The firm also launched major upgrades to its digital trading platforms, including 24/7 cryptocurrency futures trading on thinkorswim and new data and analytics features for active and long-term investors. The record inflows and platform enhancements come as Schwab competes with rivals like Fidelity, Robinhood, and Interactive Brokers to retain clients and deepen engagement across brokerage, advisory, and banking services. The expanded crypto futures access and richer data tools reflect a strategic push to capture more trading activity, though the heavier emphasis on complex products may test the firm's risk appetite and cost discipline.
zerohash Launches Staking-as-a-Service for Financial Institutions
zerohash has launched a Staking-as-a-Service solution for brokerages, banks, and fintech platforms, with Interactive Brokers, Public, and BitMart as initial launch partners. The service allows partners to offer native crypto staking within their own applications through a single API integration, with zerohash managing blockchain infrastructure, validator operations, rewards accounting, and compliance. Staking launches with Ethereum support today, with Solana staking coming soon, and is available across the U.S. outside of California, Maryland, New Jersey, and Wisconsin. The move comes as 27 percent of retail crypto investors actively pursue staking, according to a 2025 PwC survey, and as traditional platforms face pressure to expand crypto offerings to retain affluent investors.
Cboe Launches Cboe Predicts Binary Options on Mini S&P 500 Index
Cboe Global Markets has launched Cboe Predicts, a new regulated prediction markets suite offering binary options tied to the Mini S&P 500 Index. The first contracts are available through major retail brokers including Interactive Brokers and Charles Schwab, with each contract sized at one-tenth of standard SPX options. The yes-or-no payoff structure simplifies decision-making while operating under the same regulatory framework and Options Clearing Corporation clearing as other U.S. listed options. Cboe is positioning the product to compete with prediction platforms like Polymarket and Kalshi, and plans to introduce a Quoted Spread Book to package vertical spreads into a more intuitive format. The launch expands Cboe's existing index options franchise into event-based contracts, though it remains to be seen how much trading volume the new suite will attract.
Cboe Global Markets has launched a prediction market tied to the performance of the benchmark S&P 500 stock index. The new platform, called Cboe Predicts, allows traders to take yes-or-no positions on where the S&P 500 will finish trading on a given day, with products trading under the ticker symbols XSPBW and XSPBX and available through Interactive Brokers. The move comes as financial and crypto trading platforms including Robinhood and Coinbase Global rush to offer prediction market betting, a space still dominated by privately held Polymarket and Kalshi. Media reports also indicate that Meta Platforms is planning to develop a prediction market called Arena. CBOE stock has risen 12% over the past year to trade at $257.42 per share.
Charles Schwab enters prediction markets with S&P 500 binary options
Charles Schwab is entering prediction markets by partnering with Cboe Global Markets to offer binary options contracts on the S&P 500, marking the brokerage's first move into the space. The contracts pay a fixed cash settlement if the index closes above or below a predetermined level and nothing otherwise, with availability expected in the coming months. A companion product using Cboe's Plus Zone feature is also in development, offering partial payouts for roughly correct directional calls, and the companies have discussed expanding to other indexes while limiting offerings to verifiable financial outcomes. The move reverses CEO Rick Wurster's earlier skepticism, as Schwab follows rivals Robinhood and Interactive Brokers into event contracts.
A bullish thesis on Interactive Brokers Group, Inc. argues the company is benefiting from a structural shift in global investing as retail and institutional participants demand access to a wide range of asset classes through a single platform. The company operates one of the world's leading automated brokerage platforms, providing access to stocks, options, futures, foreign exchange, bonds, cryptocurrencies, and prediction markets across more than 150 markets worldwide. Growth is being driven by rapid client acquisition, rising account activity, and expanding trading volumes, while new product launches, deeper cryptocurrency integration, entry into prediction markets, and AI-powered enhancements strengthen its competitive position. From a technical perspective, the stock is exhibiting bullish momentum with a confirmation bar, increasing volume, and a move into a stronger momentum zone. The thesis was published on TradersPro's Substack, and the stock was trading at $92.76 as of June 15th.
Interactive Brokers raises quarterly dividend to $0.0875 per share
Interactive Brokers Group has raised its quarterly dividend to $0.0875 per share, a move that comes alongside strong growth in customer accounts, equity, and financing balances. The company presented at the Morgan Stanley US Financials Conference 2026 in New York, drawing attention from analysts and investors amid stable earnings estimates. Robust growth in customer accounts and equity, rising net interest income, and expanded margin lending have highlighted the breadth and resilience of its technology-driven brokerage model. The dividend increase reinforces the existing investment narrative but does not materially change core drivers or risks in the short run.
SoFi Opened SpaceX IPO Access to Retail Investors Through Its Platform
SoFi Technologies was one of five brokerages giving retail investors access to the SpaceX IPO. This move opens participation in a high-profile listing typically limited to institutional investors, highlighting a broader push to make IPO allocations available to everyday investors on SoFi's platform. By offering a path into the SpaceX IPO, SoFi taps into investor interest in private market opportunities usually out of reach for smaller accounts, potentially reinforcing its pitch as a full-service, member-focused platform. The access could influence how often members use SoFi for future IPOs and affect customer retention and consolidation of financial activity. Analysts note that while IPO access does not change fundamentals, it may shape engagement and perception relative to larger brokers like Charles Schwab, Robinhood, or Interactive Brokers.
Interactive Brokers Stock Surges 46.8% Year-to-Date, Outpacing Capital Markets Peers
Interactive Brokers Group shares have surged 46.8% year-to-date, far outpacing the State Street SPDR S&P Capital Markets ETF's nearly 5% gain. The Greenwich, Connecticut-based automated electronic brokerage, with a market cap of 157.9 billion dollars, has also risen 37.6% over the past three months and 81.5% over the past 52 weeks, compared to the ETF's 15.5% and 14.9% returns over those periods. The company reported strong first-quarter 2026 results on April 21, with earnings per share of 59 cents, net revenues of 1.67 billion dollars, and a 77% pretax margin, though the stock dipped 1.9% the following day. Rival Morgan Stanley has gained 26.7% year-to-date and 72.9% over the past year, trailing Interactive Brokers' performance. Analysts remain bullish, giving the stock a consensus Strong Buy rating from 10 analysts, with shares trading above the mean price target of 90.78 dollars.