eToro stock forecast: Key insights after Nasdaq debut

Discover eToro stock predictions for 2025 and beyond, with insights from third-party analysts and market experts.
By Dan Mitchell

On 6 June 2025, eToro shares closed at $68.70, marking a 32% gain on the $52 offer price at their debut. Since its IPO on the Nasdaq Stock Market under the ticker ‘ETOR’, eToro has attracted attention from both analysts and traders alike.

Here are the latest eToro stock forecasts 2025 and beyond, as of 9 June 2025, with insights from third-party analysts and market experts.

eToro stock forecast 2025 and beyond

As of 9 June 2025, third-party eToro stock forecasts remained divided on ETOR’s long-term trajectory following its stock market debut in May 2025.

Coin Codex predicted an average eToro share price of $69.09 for 2025, projecting a range from $67.93 up to $70.07. Looking ahead, the algorithmic forecaster anticipated moderate volatility, with an average of $70.69 for 2026, easing to $68.81 in 2027, and $66.56 by 2028 – before turning more optimistic at $71.37 in 2029.

In contrast, Wallet Investor provided a more bearish outlook, with its 2025 ETOR stock forecast averaging $63.74 – ranging from a low of $60.30 to a high of $67.18. Its projections indicated a gradual decline, with closing averages of $59.90 for 2026, $53.98 for 2027, $49.83 for 2028, and $44.21 for 2029.

For technical sentiment, a consensus of seven TradingView indicators – comprising four oscillators and three moving averages – signalled a ‘strong buy’ for ETOR shares at the time of writing. Four indicators pointed to ‘buy’, while the remaining three were rated ‘neutral’.

Long-term ETOR price predictions

 

2030

Low

Average

High

Coin Codex

$70.23

$72.93

$74.94

Wallet Investor

$42.624

$45.17

$47.724

Looking further out, Coin Codex’s eToro stock price forecast averaged $72.93 by 2030 – approximately 40% above the IPO offer price – with further increases to $73.17 in 2040 and $85.77 by 2050. By contrast, Wallet Investor’s longer-term outlook saw the average ETOR price fall to $45.17 by 2030 – roughly 13% below the IPO offer price.

Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Analyst predictions may be inaccurate, rely on historical data, and shouldn’t replace independent research. Always conduct thorough due diligence before trading, and never invest more than you can afford to lose.

eToro stock forecast: Analyst outlook

As of 9 June 2025, analyst sentiment for eToro stock remained mixed, with price targets reflecting varied expectations.

  • Mizuho began coverage in June 2025, setting an $80 eToro price target with an ‘outperform’ rating.

  • UBS set a $70 price target and initiated coverage at ‘neutral’.

  • Goldman Sachs started with a $76 target and a ‘buy’ recommendation.

  • Keefe, Bruyette & Woods began at $65 with a ‘market perform’ rating.

  • Jefferies issued an $80 price target, rating the shares a ‘buy’.

  • Redburn-Atlantic initiated at $68 and a ‘neutral’ rating.

eToro’s IPO performance

eToro (ETOR) made its debut on the Nasdaq Stock Market through an initial public offering on 13 May 2025, pricing its IPO at $52 per share – above the previously guided range. The company sold 11.92 million Class A shares, raising roughly $620m, with the offering split between the company and existing shareholders. Major banks – including Goldman Sachs, UBS, Citigroup, and Jefferies – underwrote the float.

Trading commenced on 14 May at $69.69 – around 34 % above the IPO price – reflecting significant early demand. The shares closed their first session at $67, equating to a 29 % gain on day one. Volume was heavy, with ETOR shares seeing considerable interest from both retail and institutional investors. Notably, ARK Investment Management, led by Cathie Wood, acquired 140,000 shares at the IPO. ARK further added 25,400 shares in early June, signalling continued institutional demand. eToro shares closed at $68.70 on 6 June 2025 – around 32 % above the offer price.

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eToro 2024 financial performance & forward guidance

eToro reported $93m in commission revenue for 2024, up 41% year on year, with cryptocurrency trading accounting for 38% of total income. Net income rose sharply to $192.4m, versus $15.3m in 2023, marking eToro’s move into sustained profitability. The company ended the year with 3.5m funded accounts – a 14% annual increase.

However, while total commission income rose in 2024, the company expected net income for Q1 2025 to decline year-on-year, mainly due to increased marketing and growth expenditure.

Senior market analyst at Capital.com, Daniela Hathorn, commented that eToro is focused on using its new capital to enhance the platform, broaden its global presence, and diversify product offerings. 'Investors should keep an eye on eToro’s ability to sustain growth, navigate evolving regulations, and manage exposure to the changing crypto market,' she said.

e-Toro third-party analyst outlook

Third-party analysts focused on e-Toro include The Motley Fool contributor Rick Munarriz, who noted that, although revenue growth moderated after three years of doubling, the shift to consistent profitability sets eToro apart from other fast-growing fintechs. 'The shares are trading comfortably above the $52 offer price, but the real test will be meeting quarterly expectations as a public company,' he wrote.

Looking ahead, eToro plans to expand its user base and widen its range of tradable assets. While no formal earnings targets have been published, management reiterates a commitment to ongoing investment in technology and new products.

What influences the eToro share price?

The eToro (ETOR) share price is influenced by a mix of factors including regulatory developments, financial performance, product expansion, and geopolitical events.

Regulatory environment

eToro operates in highly regulated markets, such as the United States. A more accommodative SEC stance or new regulations enabling additional digital assets for US clients could support sentiment. Conversely, renewed regulatory headwinds, such as stricter rules or adverse rulings, could curb growth prospects and pressure valuation.

Quarterly earnings and forward guidance

eToro’s financial results remain closely watched. Stronger-than-expected performance or positive outlooks could support its market valuation, while weaker results or more cautious guidance might lead to pullbacks.

Product and geographic expansion

Announcements around new products, tradable assets, or expansion into additional markets can lift sentiment as well as ETOR’s share price. For instance, expanding access to a broader range of assets could be positively received. However, delays in rollouts or underwhelming uptake of new features may dampen sentiment.

Geopolitical and operational risks

eToro’s international footprint means it remains exposed to geopolitical risk. The company’s Israel-based headquarters, and recent Middle East tensions, have featured in risk disclosures. While so far these events have not been reported to disrupt operations, political instability or supply chain issues could negatively influence the company’s perceived value.

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eToro shares trading strategies to consider

Share trading can support informed eToro (ETOR) CFD trading, provided traders follow a clear approach to manage risk and adapt to evolving market conditions. No strategy guarantees returns, but a disciplined process using established tools can help manage exposure.

Here are some common share trading strategies:

Day trading strategy

Day traders open and close CFD positions within the same session, aiming to profit from short-term price swings. Key events to monitor include eToro’s quarterly earnings releases or announcements of new product launches. Common tools used by short-term traders include moving averages, intraday momentum indicators, and volume spikes.

Swing trading strategy

Swing traders hold trades for several days to weeks, seeking to capture medium-term trends. Catalysts such as analyst upgrades or regulatory updates may drive sentiment over this timeframe. Chart patterns, support-resistance levels, and the relative strength index (RSI) are often used to identify entry and exit points.

Position trading strategy

Position traders hold share CFDs for weeks to months, often guided by eToro’s fundamental outlook. Factors such as user growth, product diversification, or shifts in cryptocurrency market share can shape longer-term decisions. Combining fundamental research with periodic technical analysis supports this approach.

Trend trading strategy

Trend traders focus on identifying the prevailing direction in a stock’s price, whether bullish or bearish. For instance, traders may look to ride an uptrend if positive earnings momentum continues, or consider short positions if sentiment shifts. Tools such as the 50-day and 200-day moving averages, along with MACD crossovers, can help confirm trend strength.

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Risks and rewards to shares trading

Trading eToro (ETOR) shares through contracts for difference (CFDs) provides exposure to the company’s performance and the wider fintech sector, with a mix of opportunities and risks:

  • Volatility: new listings, changing sector sentiment and periodic earnings can all trigger price fluctuations – presenting both trading opportunities and heightened risk.

  • Regulatory environment: shifts in financial or crypto regulation, especially in key markets like the US and EU, can influence eToro’s outlook. Supportive regulatory developments may lift sentiment, while tighter controls or adverse policy updates could weigh on the company’s prospective share price or valuation.

  • Market sentiment: ETOR is sensitive to broader market trends and fundamental events, including results from peers and developments in digital assets. Positive analyst coverage or strong sector performance can support prices; negative headlines or weak industry data may prompt declines.
  • Leverage: CFDs are traded on margin, amplifying both potential profits and potential losses. Use stop-loss and take profit orders to limit risk.

Share CFD trading involves risks, and past performance does not guarantee future results. Always research carefully and ensure your trading approach matches your risk appetite.

  

FAQs

Is eToro a good stock to buy?

Whether eToro (ETOR) is suitable for your portfolio depends on your investment goals, risk appetite, and time horizon. As a recently listed fintech, ETOR offers exposure to self-directed trading, social investing, and cryptocurrency markets. However, its share price may remain volatile, and results are sensitive to shifts in regulatory policy, trading volumes, and wider sector sentiment. Independent research and careful risk management are recommended.

Will eToro stock go up or down?

ETOR can move in either direction. Price drivers include quarterly earnings, analyst revisions, changes in crypto regulations, and the pace of user growth. Broader equity market conditions and developments among fintech peers may also affect short-term performance. As with all shares, both gains and declines are possible – traders should remain alert to key news and earnings updates.

Where can I follow the live eToro share price?

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