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Is SOFI Stock a SCAM?! Muddy Waters Bears vs. SOFI Bulls

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Ken Freeman, CFA profile imageKen Freeman, CFA01 May 2026, 10:00 UTC
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The analysis focuses on SoFi Technologies (SOFI), presented as a potential buying opportunity. The bearish case highlights that the stock is down 44% from its high and that net income has fallen significantly, with a negative growth rate. Muddy Waters' report alleges accounting irregularities and fraud, comparing SoFi to Enron. The report claims SoFi has $312 million in unrecorded debt and a higher personal loan charge-off rate (6.1%) than reported (2.89%). Furthermore, the company issued 175.2 million new shares in 2025, a 16% increase, leading to dilution. The analyst argues that the market is overly focused on the headline numbers while ignoring the underlying issues like credit deterioration and the fact that SoFi's guidance predicts a net loss. The bearish conclusion is that the stock might be a falling knife, trading at a valuation that doesn't reflect these risks. The bullish case relies on the CEO buying $500,000 of stock and the company's reported strong revenue and earnings growth. However, the analysis heavily leans bearish due to the alleged fraud, financial inconsistencies, and concerning guidance.

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