Movement Alert|Interactive Brokers Rises 3.71% in Regular Trading, June DARTs Surge 53% as Goldman Sachs Raises Target to $114

Market Focus07-02 22:09

On July 2, Interactive Brokers rose 3.71% in regular trading, trading at $96.13/share, with turnover of $65.81 million. The rally was driven by a dual catalyst of robust June operating metrics and a bullish analyst action from Goldman Sachs.

The company reported June daily average revenue trades (DARTs) surged 53% year-over-year to 5.3 million, accelerating from 47% growth in May. Ending client equity rose 40% to $930.3 billion, while client accounts expanded 34% to 5.2 million. Notably, client margin loan balances climbed 67% to $108.5 billion, reflecting heightened leverage demand among active traders. Goldman Sachs simultaneously raised its price target to $114 from $109, maintaining a Buy rating. The consensus mean target now stands at $92.40 with an average overweight rating.

The strong June metrics set a positive tone ahead of the Q2 earnings release scheduled for July 21, with consensus EPS estimated at $0.58. The company has also recently expanded its product ecosystem, integrating AI trading tools via ChatGPT and Grok, launching commission-free ETFs in Europe, and rolling out a prediction-market platform.

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