Recently, Zacks.com users have been paying close attention to SoFi Technologies (SOFI). This makes it worthwhile to examine what the stock has in store.
Delinquency rate growth is continuing to slow, creating a positive operating environment for SoFi. Refinancing demand exists, and SoFi is ready to capture the demand through its continued member growth and flywheel strategy. Despite about 100% stock price appreciation in recent months, I continue to believe that the company is reasonably valued.
Shares of SoFi Technologies (NASDAQ: SOFI) gained 0.74% on Friday, which wasn't enough to break even this week after falling by -0.40% over the past five trading sessions, including a sharp drop of -4.75% on Thursday.
Compared to megabanks like Wells Fargo or Bank of America, SoFi Technologies (SOFI -4.45%) is anything but an industry titan. In fact, with only 10 million customers and just a little more than $30 billion in assets, SoFi doesn't even make a dent in the reach of its larger rivals.
SoFi stock sold off following Q4 earnings due to mixed guidance. Management issued strong revenue guidance, but the EPS outlook looks 'weak'. Management has a history of sandbagging guidance, and analysts have a history of underestimation.
SoFi Technologies is a 'Buy/Strong Buy' due to robust member growth, record net sales, and profitability, despite a soft 1Q25 outlook. The fintech beat GAAP profit estimates significantly, achieving $0.29 per share, and saw a 600% jump in net profits in 4Q24. SoFi added 750K new customers in 4Q24, surpassing 10 million total, and achieved record high net sales and EBITDA in 2024.
SoFi (SOFI 1.31%) has been one of the hottest stocks in fintech, but investors are still worried about the company's valuation compared to most banks. In this video, Travis Hoium explains why this is more than a bank stock and still a great buy for investors.
Fintech hasn't had a good week, as PayPal's weak showing didn't inspire confidence. I had already warned about the SoFi Technologies, Inc. bubble, and it's down almost 20% from its January peak. SoFi cannot afford to underwhelm, and its less robust guidance hasn't been taken too kindly by the market.
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SoFi (SOFI -0.71%) has been one of the hottest stocks in banking over the past year and for good reason. The company is growing lending, technology, and financial services segments.
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Shares of SoFi Technologies (SOFI 1.02%) have been rocketing higher in recent months. They are up 116% since late July, as investors appear to be growing incredibly optimistic about the company's prospects.