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Kenan Grace30 Nov 2025, 00:34 UTC
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The analyst discusses three stocks: COIN, NFLX, and SOFI. For COIN, currently at $272.82, the analyst notes the forward PE is 39.67, indicating potentially less profitability in the short term and identifies an opportunity to buy at a better price in the $200 or mid $100 range, projecting it could return to the $400 range. Currently COIN trades under EMA200 around 110. For NFLX currently at $107.58, with a forward PE of 34.68, analyst suggests the stock could reach $130-$140, identifying is as long term opportunity. NFLX Trades also bellow EMA200. Regarding SOFI trades at $29.72, the analyst projects it to be a $50-$60 long term opportunity, but it would prefer to buy at 18 range. SOFI currently trades above the EMA200.
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