ETOR · Analysis updated Nov 10, 2026, 6:00 PM ET

Why is eToro Group Ltd. Class A Common Shares (ETOR) stock moving?

eToro's Q3 2026 report on Nov 10 was weak on profitability. Net contribution fell 13% year over year to $186M, driven by lower crypto trading, GAAP net income fell 74% to $15M, adjusted EBITDA fell 56% to $34M, and adjusted diluted EPS of $0.26 missed the $0.35 estimate. Growth in users remained positive: funded accounts rose 18% to 4.39 million, and the company reported $1.2B in cash and short-term investments. Assets under administration were flat year over year at $20.8B in Q3, but October AUA fell 6% year over year to $19.2B, which points to continued pressure on the asset base. Management offset some of this with a new $250M share repurchase program, a supportive factor for the stock. The stock fell 7.5% on Nov 10 to a close of $21.56 on volume of 3.48M shares, about twice the level of recent sessions, and traded at the lowest level in the 30-day window. Earlier news was mixed: the LB Finanzas acquisition on Nov 4 expands the Latin America footprint without disclosed terms, and the temporary gold CFD exposure limits on Nov 6 were lifted. Overall, the earnings miss, the weaker October AUA, and the heavy selling outweigh the buyback and the user growth in the near term.

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About eToro Group Ltd. Class A Common Shares

Financials · Online brokerage & trading platforms

eToro is an Israel-founded online trading and investing platform where retail users buy and sell stocks, ETFs, crypto, commodities and currencies, mostly outside the US. It is best known for its social features, such as CopyTrader, which lets users automatically copy other investors' trades. It has about 4.3 million funded accounts and roughly $19–20 billion in assets under administration (mid-2026).

How it makes money

eToro reports its earnings as 'net contribution', which was about $229 million in Q2 2026. Most of it comes from trading commissions and spreads on capital-markets products (CFDs, stocks, commodities) and on crypto. Commodities have recently made up a large share of trading commissions. On top of that, it earns net interest income on user cash balances (roughly a fifth), fees from currency conversion and other services (roughly an eighth), and interest on its own cash. Recent additions include wealth products, cards and cash ISAs. It has also agreed to buy the US broker TradeZero, a deal expected to close in 2027.

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