The analysis begins on the weekly chart for SOFI, noting investors' concerns about borrowing costs and decreased market liquidity impacting the recent market decline. A 'cup and handle' pattern is observed over two and a half years with a neckline breakout leading to $30. The stock is now showing selling pressure after consolidation within a pennant. Switching to the daily chart the pennant is still visible with a move to $32.57. A large bearish candle indicates selling pressure now being felt but the stock is bouncing at $26. The analyst reviews QQQ and IWM on the 1H interval for signs of support, then states while the low-cap stocks are feeling pressure the longer-term technical picture remains bullish if SOFI holds above $25. Regaining $30 support on volume would indicate a test back to the $32.57 level.