Shares of eToro Group Ltd. (ETOR) surged 5.11% in pre-market trading on Tuesday, following the release of strong third-quarter results for 2025 and a wave of positive analyst actions. The social trading and multi-asset brokerage company has seen its stock climb as investors react to its impressive growth and expansion report.

eToro's Q3 earnings release showcased robust performance, leading to increased confidence among analysts. Deutsche Bank made a notable move by upgrading eToro from Hold to Buy and raising its price target to $45 from $44. This upgrade was accompanied by several other firms boosting their price objectives, including BofA Global Research (to $55 from $50), TD Cowen (to $54 from $52), and Canaccord Genuity maintaining a Buy rating with a $78 price target.

The positive sentiment is further reinforced by Mizuho Securities reiterating a Buy rating with a $65 price target. While Needham slightly lowered its target to $68 from $76, it maintained a Buy rating, indicating continued confidence in eToro's prospects. The average analyst price target now stands at $61.88, suggesting potential upside from current levels. As eToro continues to expand its offerings and user base, investors appear optimistic about the company's future in the competitive fintech landscape.