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I think @anthonynoto is saving the best for Q2-Q4 of 2026. Macro will get better for $SOFI and rates - Q1 2026 had record 40.2B in deposits, 14.7M members, and 43% cross buy. Members are priority at SoFi and that’s the MOAT. Personally this is already my AWS of personal finance.
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$SOFI CEO Anthony Noto just bought ANOTHER 15,545 shares of SOFI at a total cost of ~$250,000.
$500k total in the last 2 trading days.

Tannor Manson@Futurenvesting
$SOFI CEO Anthony Noto just bought 15,878 shares of SOFI at a total cost of ~$250,000.
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My $SOFI 2030 base case projections:
Let’s do math given their long-term EPS guidance.
They announced guidance of 38-42% EPS growth on average through 2028.
FY2025 was $0.39. Given they are sandbag kings, I will go with a base case of 45% EPS growth 2026-2028 and 35% 2029-2030.
This comes out to $2.2 EPS in 2030. Since they will be in $SPY by then and still growing fast, I expect a FPE of 40, which gives us a 2030 share price of $88, a 5.5x from here.

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54 million hardworking Americans don't have access to a workplace savings plan, but that is about to change with @POTUS's latest executive order.
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$1,000 in each of these stocks and come back in 5 years and there’s a good chance you have outperformed the S&P500.
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- The Bagnificent 7 of 2026 📉 retails under performers of the year which of these 7 stocks deserves to lose their spot on the bag 7 first? YTD - • $HOOD (Robinhood ): -31.9% • $SOFI (SoFi Technologies): -39.8% • $NKE (Nike): -30.3% • $DUOL (Duolingo): -38% • $NOW (ServiceNow): -38% • $HIMS (Hims & Hers Health): -13% • $ZETA (Zeta Global): -14.8%
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@beachbearchill @EO_Farmer @amitisinvesting @stevenfiorillo @Futurenvesting @antibearthesis @Ashton_1nvests @ColesTrades Sorry just looked, sold at 18.50 and the other half at 24. Either way my point stands. Retail doesn’t know when to buy, hold, or sell and they listen to essentially social media voices for their stock inputs. Regular people miss out on great opportunities. This is one of those.
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@beachbearchill @EO_Farmer @amitisinvesting @stevenfiorillo @Futurenvesting @antibearthesis @Ashton_1nvests @ColesTrades I actually am happy I get to rebuild my position, I’m not a fan when people are hating the company and management for share price. Retail is historically very impatient. I actually had an average of $13 and sold at $24. Im angry at myself for not realizing how lucky I was at 13.
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@EO_Farmer @beachbearchill @amitisinvesting @stevenfiorillo @Futurenvesting @antibearthesis @Ashton_1nvests @ColesTrades I think it’s lazy to compare that year to now. Post SPAC float was closer to 800 million shares, that would be more genuine. So when the stock ran management decided to execute accretive capital raises. It’s part of a growth plan and building a fortress balance sheet.
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@beachbearchill @andrewraycook @amitisinvesting @stevenfiorillo @Futurenvesting @antibearthesis @Ashton_1nvests @ColesTrades Very fair point. Hard to argue against.
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How do you see this chart and not see the next step up?
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I think $SOFI is a very good opportunity right now. My next price target is at $40 per share.
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@Ashton_1nvests Chime knew what they were doing when they left, they had every intention of making a big hole in a competitor before they left. It would be poetic justice if they needed/wanted to come back.
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I’m still bullish on $SOFI, but I’ll be honest…
The Tech Platform quarter was frustrating.
This used to be one of the parts of the story I was most excited about because it should be a higher-margin, scalable business over time.
Instead, Q1 showed a pretty sharp drop off.
Tech Platform revenue fell to $75.1M, down 27% YoY, and contribution profit fell hard as well. Enabled accounts were down 16% YoY to 132.9M.
The main reason was the loss of a large client that fully transitioned off the platform before year end.
That clearly hurt the numbers, and you can see it in the chart.
I’m not ignoring that.
At the same time, I do not think this breaks the long term thesis.
Enabled accounts still grew by 4M from the prior quarter, and SoFi is also launching a unified SoFi Technology Solutions brand this year across Processing, Banking Core Ledgers & Services, Payment Hub, and Risk & Fraud.
So to me, this quarter feels more like a reset than a thesis break.
Still, I want to see re-acceleration.
I want to see this segment get back to consistent growth.
I want to see margins improve.
And I want to see management prove that losing one major client will not define the future of the platform.
So yes, I’m still bullish on $SOFI overall.
The core business keeps getting stronger.
But I’m also not going to pretend the Tech Platform quarter was good.
It was disappointing.
Now I want to see the rebuild.

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