SoFi Technologies is one of the fastest-growing financial services companies globally.
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Parkev Tatevosian, CFA11 Dec 2025, 17:45 UTC
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The stock SOFI, previously held at a buy rating for nearly two years, was downgraded to a hold in October due to concerns about its valuation. The stock has since declined by approximately 10%, trading below $27 per share. While the company's management believes the current stock price is overvalued, they also believe that in a slower economic environment, the company's strategy of selling more personal loans to third parties might be more robust. However, the overall macroeconomic outlook, including potential interest rate hikes, suggests a bearish trend for SOFI, with a likely downside target around $17.91.
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