The markets went wild last week after new economic policies were announced that could hurt near-term performance for many companies. The S&P 500 fell, and it's now in negative territory for the year, down nearly 5%.
Since it went public a few years ago, SoFi Technologies (SOFI 1.12%) has taken its investors on a volatile ride. That pattern continued over the past 12 months.
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I maintain a "Buy" rating on SoFi Technologies, Inc. (SOFI) due to its strong growth prospects and undervaluation despite recent market pressures. SOFI's Q4 2024 results showed a 34% YoY increase in members and a 26% YoY rise in adjusted net revenue, beating consensus expectations. The firm's diversification into fee-based revenue streams and strong EBITDA margins support its long-term growth potential, even amid macroeconomic uncertainties.
Shares of SoFi Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ: SOFI) fell 7.3% on Thursday, continuing the past week's downward trend and dragging down the stock's one-month performance to −15.9%.
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SoFi Technologies (SOFI -0.88%) is working to decrease the riskiness of the business, which would be great news for investors.
Not surprisingly, the stock market was having a rather weak day on Tuesday, after President Trump's tariffs went into effect on Canada, Mexico, and China. As of 12:15 p.m.
SoFi's impressive growth in member count, net revenue, and adjusted EBITDA highlights its strong performance and potential for future growth despite current market consolidation. The key differentiator for SOFI is its technological platform, which needs to succeed in Banking as a Service to be valued as a tech company. The recent deal with Blue Owl Capital Funds is a significant step, potentially reducing SOFI's reliance on holding loans and expanding fee-based revenue.
SoFi says it has closed a $697.6 million secularization of loan platform business volume. This transaction, the company announced Monday (March 3), was a “co-contributor securitization” with collateral made up chiefly of loans previously placed with loan platform business partners.
SoFi Technologies (SOFI 2.84%) stock has ping-ponged back and forth during its short time as a public company, but it made a major leap and is up 66% in the past 12 months. It's still 47% off of its all-time high and trading for less than $15.
SoFi Technologies surpassed 10M members in CY 2024, adding 785K in Q4, with total products exceeding 14.7M (+32% YoY). Hit $970M (+74% YoY), now 47% of total revenue, reducing reliance on lending and improving margin stability. Originated $23B in loans (+33% YoY), with LPB generating $2.1B, lowering balance sheet risk while maintaining revenue streams.