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StoneX launched coverage on SoFi with a Buy rating and a $25 target, suggesting roughly 64% upside from the recent level. SoFi posted a record 2Q26 with revenue of $1.2B, up 40% year-over-year, and membership rising to 15.8 million, while maintaining its 60-cent EPS target. The company also expanded into a stablecoin franchise with SoFiUSD, potentially increasing deposits and revenue, underpinning a near-term bullish tilt despite a large YTD drawdown.
View signal analysis →Three hosts on The Deep End present a bullish case for SoFi, arguing market mispricing versus tech giants and highlighting a cost-advantaged, non-branch model. They point to 16 million members, $45 billion in deposits, and 30% revenue growth with 40% EPS growth guidance, suggesting sentiment could turn despite recent volatility. The catalyst is renewed credibility for SoFi’s growth trajectory and credit quality.
View signal analysis →SoFi posted a strong second quarter with revenue of $1.21 billion, up 42.5% year over year, and 1.1 million net new members. Key catalysts include SoFi Plus subscriber momentum (206k paid) and the growth of SoFiUSD, a nationally chartered bank-issued stablecoin with about $300 million in circulation by Q2 end. Management lifted full-year net revenue guidance to $4.75–$4.85 billion, supporting a constructive near-term outlook for SOFI.
View signal analysis →SOFI rose more than 3% on Tuesday, extending a rally that has placed shares above their short- and intermediate-term trend lines. The move lagged the broad financial sector, which was nearly flat, indicating positive relative strength but limited fresh fundamental catalysts in the article.
View signal analysis →SoFi Technologies jumped 8% after testing a long-standing support around $15.20, echoing prior rebounds in March, May, and June. The piece frames a psychology-driven setup where demand at support can spark a new uptrend as buyers fear missing out. If the pattern holds, SOFI could challenge near-term resistance and extend upside momentum.
View signal analysis →SoFi’s quarterly results emphasize cross-selling strength, with 2.2 million new products vs 1.1 million new members and 51% of those from existing customers. Members rose 35% YoY to 15.8 million; total products surged 42% to 24.4 million. The company launched AI-powered investing via Composer, expanded SoFi Coach, and grew paid SoFi Plus to over 200,000, suggesting a shift toward durable revenue through deeper customer relationships.
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