The shares of Freedom Holding Corp. (NASDAQ: FRHC) — a global financial services and technology company and the parent company of the Freedom24 investment platform — have been added to the Moneyball investment portfolio managed by research and investment advisory firm The Motley Fool. Alongside this inclusion, the stock received a “Buy” rating.
Moneyball is one of The Motley Fool’s flagship investment strategies. A team of experts selects up to 250 high-conviction stock ideas annually, using a process that combines rigorous valuation analysis, market trend assessments, and insights from the company’s proprietary AI platform. These recommendations reach more than 650,000 paying subscribers daily, making the Moneyball portfolio one of the firm’s most influential stock-picking services. The strategy, led by co-founder Tom Gardner, aims to help investors achieve consistent long-term returns and outperform the market.
“We are grateful to The Motley Fool for including Freedom Holding Corp. in the Moneyball portfolio. This recognition confirms that our principles of transparency, sustainable growth and customer focus resonate with leading global investment analysts," said Timur Turlov, founder and CEO of Freedom Holding Corp.
Gardner and The Motley Fool’s analysts expressed their interest in Freedom Holding’s innovative approach to financial technology and its commitment to promoting digital well-being. In their message to the company, The Motley Fool emphasised that the Moneyball portfolio is based on the principle of investing in companies with a proven capacity for long-term growth.
Following the announcement, Freedom Holding Corp.’s stock price rose 4% to $169.80 on October 13, bringing the company’s market capitalization above $10.3 billion. Since the start of 2025, FRHC market value has grown by nearly 30%.
This latest recognition adds to a series of recent milestones for Freedom Holding Corp. In June, the company’s shares were added to the Russell 3000 Index, which includes 98% of all publicly listed U.S. companies. In July, the stock was added to the First Trust Financials AlphaDEX Fund (FXO), joining a lineup of prominent names such as Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, Robinhood, and Coinbase. And in August, BlackRock — the world’s largest investment management firm — announced an increase in its stake in Freedom Holding Corp.
