On October 22, Interactive Brokers fell 3.09% in Regular Trading, trading at $82.7, with turnover of $64.9626 million.
The move followed continued pressure after the company reported mixed quarterly results: third-quarter revenue of $1.914 billion beat expectations of $1.888 billion, while adjusted EPS of $0.67 missed the $0.68 consensus.
Additional disclosed details showed revenue rose 15.6% year over year, the quarterly dividend was raised to $0.15 from $0.0875, and management said account growth exceeded 30% while client credit balances reached a record high. Barclays also lifted its price target to $117 from $115, but those positives did not prevent the stock from weakening further in the current session.
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