Down 38%, Not Out: 5 Reasons to Stay Bullish on $SOFI

$SoFi Technologies Inc.(SOFI)$ is down 38% this year!

Yet, I am still bullish!

Here are 5️⃣ simple reasons why:🧵

1/ Members are exploding

1.2M added in Q3, a record.

17.1M total, +35% Y/Y.

51% of new products now come from existing members, which makes every new dollar of growth cheaper.

Sofi members, products and products per member through Q3 2026Sofi members, products and products per member through Q3 2026

2/ Profits are growing faster than revenue

Revenue +44%.

ADJ EBITDA +70%.

EPS +64%.

46 cents of every new revenue dollar turned into EBITDA.

Sofi adjusted EBITDA and margin by quarter through Q3 2026Sofi adjusted EBITDA and margin by quarter through Q3 2026

3/ Credit keeps getting better

Personal loan charge-offs fell to 2.26% from 2.60%, while originations grew +71%.

Bears predicted the exact opposite.

Sofi net charge-offs by quarter through Q3 2026Sofi net charge-offs by quarter through Q3 2026

4/ The dilution story is over

The 2027 guide needs no capital raise and implies about 3% more shares.

EPS is guided +48%.

Sofi diluted shares outstanding versus diluted EPS by quarterSofi diluted shares outstanding versus diluted EPS by quarter

5/ The stock is priced for failure

18x 2027 EPS after 12 straight revenue beats.

Analysts see $20.97. My fair value is $40+

Sofi forward P/E historySofi forward P/E history

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