China’s Robinhood rivals are set for massive stock market gains on global expansion

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1/22/2025 10:10:12 AM

BEIJING — Chinese-run stock trading apps are riding a surge of global interest in day trading, as competition grows for Robinhood.

Futu and Tiger Brokers , both listed in the U.S., launched a few years ago as apps allowing Chinese users to trade U.S. or Hong Kong stocks. Now both are forecasting hundreds of thousands of new users this year — mostly from outside China.

From the GameStop stock trading frenzy earlier this year to digital currency exchange Coinbase’s listing Wednesday, individuals are increasingly interested in playing capital markets, which are now easily accessible through a variety of mobile apps.

Here’s how much analysts expect the Chinese players in this industry to climb.

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