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Is SoFi Stock Ready to Explode?! | SOFI Stock Analysis

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Ken Freeman, CFA profile imageKen Freeman, CFA24 Apr 2026, 10:00 UTC
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The analysis of SoFi (SOFI) stock indicates a mixed financial picture, with strong revenue growth but concerning expense trends and a short-seller report raising red flags. The company's total net revenue grew by 35% year-over-year to $3.613 billion in 2025, and financial services revenue showed an 88% increase, contributing significantly to the overall performance. However, total non-interest expenses also rose by 27% to $3.057 billion, outpacing the revenue growth of some segments and leading to a 3% year-over-year decline in net income for 2024, to $499.665 million. A short-seller report from Muddy Waters compared SoFi to Enron, citing "Enron-esque off-balance-sheet structures" and an "unrecorded debt" of $312 million. Key concerns include a compressed lending margin (falling from 60% to 56%), a 23% drop in tech platform accounts year-over-year, and weak liquidity metrics with a current ratio of 0.78, significantly below the industry average of 1.2. Despite these issues, analysts from JP Morgan maintain an 'overweight' rating with a price target of $31, implying a 65% upside, citing record Q4 results and strong deposit growth. Barclays, however, has an 'equal-weight' rating with a lowered price target of $18, signaling caution until expense improvements are delivered. The DCF model suggests an intrinsic value of $22.83 per share, implying an almost 21.2% discount at the current stock price near $19. The core argument is whether SoFi's revenue growth can outpace its rising costs to achieve the projected 72% net income growth in 2026, or if expenses will continue to erode profits, leading to a failure of the growth targets.

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